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You should camera bomb him (just don't charge up to him like some NFL linebacker

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Ralph's Weather wrote:We really need ICON type temps to feel comfortable. We can def get heavy snow with temps in low to mid 30s but with mid levels also borderline it's tricky. Thankfully models didn't show a warm nose they just show near steady temps from surface up though 850mb.
Ntxw wrote:Ahead of the big storm there could be disturbances, there very well could be snow in the panhandle, and possibly extending east out into the western Red River valley, and parts of western NTX that don't show up well due to being weak. I would watch for this. It would be snowing in lower temperatures so does not take much.
Ntxw wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:We really need ICON type temps to feel comfortable. We can def get heavy snow with temps in low to mid 30s but with mid levels also borderline it's tricky. Thankfully models didn't show a warm nose they just show near steady temps from surface up though 850mb.
The actual vorticity will help bring the upper levels down colder. It's very near the surface where the Euro is warmest, initially.
Ntxw wrote:For the I-20 corridor and west Texas part of the state the ICON's surface temps of upper 20s to near 30 during the event is ideal. 850s are also in the ~ -5C range. You would get pretty decent ratios probably a little better than 10:1.
bubba hotep wrote:Ntxw wrote:For the I-20 corridor and west Texas part of the state the ICON's surface temps of upper 20s to near 30 during the event is ideal. 850s are also in the ~ -5C range. You would get pretty decent ratios probably a little better than 10:1.
I think we can fade the global models cooler than what they are currently showing. This could be an epic event for Texas.
rwfromkansas wrote:Already getting heavy freezing drizzle in central Kansas with slick roads, which is why my Christmas got “bumped” to later in the month. This is a strong storm.
I hope we can stay 30 or so and get a good snow here TH.
Ntxw wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Ntxw wrote:For the I-20 corridor and west Texas part of the state the ICON's surface temps of upper 20s to near 30 during the event is ideal. 850s are also in the ~ -5C range. You would get pretty decent ratios probably a little better than 10:1.
I think we can fade the global models cooler than what they are currently showing. This could be an epic event for Texas.
It's a high impact event for the state, could be memorable for some. Hanging SW low produce some of the biggest events where it is cold enough such as Jan 1985, of course the cold here won't be as intense so things may shift. A phase at that, rare to get both to come together just west enough, usually phasing happens further east or too far northwest.
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