Texas Winter 2024-2025

[Iceresistance]

0z ICON is going to phase.

And it's dumping snow over Texas

[wxman22]

Yep

[Ntxw]

DFW and much of W-Texas goes below freezing Sunday night and outside of a brief period Tuesday afternoon barely to freezing, it's below freezing through Friday.

[gpsnowman]

DFW and much of W-Texas goes below freezing Sunday night and outside of a brief period Tuesday afternoon barely to freezing, it's below freezing through Friday.

Secondary HP surge?

[Iceresistance]

OUCH


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[wxman22]

[Gotwood]

DFW and much of W-Texas goes below freezing Sunday night and outside of a brief period Tuesday afternoon barely to freezing, it's below freezing through Friday.

This should be the expectation.

[Ntxw]

DFW and much of W-Texas goes below freezing Sunday night and outside of a brief period Tuesday afternoon barely to freezing, it's below freezing through Friday.

Secondary HP surge?

Yeah, the Great Lakes trough separation on this run allowing the push of cold behind to come in.

[Iceresistance]

:D

https://i.ibb.co/VYjxx7w/sn10-acc-imp-us-sc-2.png

That 20 inch bullseye over Llano, TX

[gpsnowman]

:D

https://i.ibb.co/VYjxx7w/sn10-acc-imp-us-sc-2.png

I'll take my 5.6 incher and call it a day

[Ntxw]

:D

https://i.ibb.co/VYjxx7w/sn10-acc-imp-us-sc-2.png

I'll take my 5.6 incher and call it a day

It's the first ICON run to give us meaningful snow.

[Stratton23]

I have a gut feeing tonights global runs are going to be alot better

[Gotwood]

The observed PNA has it barely positive almost neutral today. AO plunging Negative. Don’t see how we don’t get some sustained cold out of this. Add in the coming cloud cover and I just don’t see it warming up all that much next week.

[gpsnowman]

:D

https://i.ibb.co/VYjxx7w/sn10-acc-imp-us-sc-2.png

I'll take my 5.6 incher and call it a day

It's the first ICON run to give us meaningful snow.

German engineering

[sphelps8681]

Ya'll need to speak English. What the heck is phased? There are novices on her but all I here is blah, blah, blah. Have no clue what you are talking about. LOL. Maybe just me but it is a struggle. One last thing. If you are talking about what you saw on a model can you post the pic so I can kinda see what you are talking about. Love ya'll and thanks. Been here for 18 years and still will always come back and check for the weather. Even if I don't know what you are saying.

[orangeblood]

DFW and much of W-Texas goes below freezing Sunday night and outside of a brief period Tuesday afternoon barely to freezing, it's below freezing through Friday.

Secondary HP surge?

Yeah, the Great Lakes trough separation on this run allowing the push of cold behind to come in.

Very similar to the 18Z Euro, if the GFS begins the same trend let the games begin!!

[SnowintheFalls]

ICON hits DFW but slides in just south of Wichita Falls. Intersted to see how vastly different the GFS and Euro will be.

[bubba hotep]

Secondary HP surge?

Yeah, the Great Lakes trough separation on this run allowing the push of cold behind to come in.

Very similar to the 18Z Euro, if the GFS begins the same trend let the games begin!!

It just seems like a cutoff in the SW will either kick out or retrograde out over the Pacific. I just don't remember many that stalled in Northern Baja.

[orangeblood]

Yeah, the Great Lakes trough separation on this run allowing the push of cold behind to come in.

Very similar to the 18Z Euro, if the GFS begins the same trend let the games begin!!

It just seems like a cutoff in the SW will either kick out or retrograde out over the Pacific. I just don't remember many that stalled in Northern Baja.

I remember over a few over the years but they are really rare. More often you’ll see one off the coast of So Cal, pops the eastern pacific ridge and stalls underneath but this orientation being depicted by some of the runs just doesn’t look right. If you do get one over Baja, you usually get a massive Rockies ridge above it

[TeamPlayersBlue]

Many of you are talking of losing the cold air etc. Well, the cut off low or whatever we may call it has alot to do with pulling the cold air down. If it spins off into the Baja, the cold air would shunt east, leaving us with little cold air, if its phased with the main jet stream, then it has the ability to pull much more cold air straight down into the plains.
I've seen scenarios of that here in Denver. When a strong ULL spins down through NV/UT region and settles near Las Vegas, if it is partially phased with the jet stream, it will bring cold air down from Canada and can give us cold air and very heavy snow (northeast wind).

Also, In Feb '21, shortwaves coming down through the Rockies had alot to do with pulling the coldest air away from the PV near Minn down into the plains.