I don’t know what to do!

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AubreyStorm wrote:Hmmmm maybe I will cancel my flight for this Friday arriving at Dallas Love Field or wait until if cancelled.
I don’t know what to do!
Fifty Rock wrote:Storm 2K needs a rehab page with the ability to prescribe Xanax and pass out Kleenex tissue’s
CaptinCrunch wrote:Even with all the pretty models and possibilities, I said from the start the best we may see is 3-5” which according to NWS FTW is right there with their forecast. Now those higher totals will be north of 820, so in the immediate DFW metro area 2-4” range is acceptable.
BradKingK wrote:Fifty Rock wrote:Storm 2K needs a rehab page with the ability to prescribe Xanax and pass out Kleenex tissue’s
Don't forget the rehydration so you can reliably replenish and shed those croc tears several times for all to see!
Ralph's Weather wrote:Most of the model sites only plot snow or freezing rain. Have to interpret sleet in between. I believe so will see hefty sleet totals out of this. 1" QPF with a profile fluctuating near 0C could result in multi inch sleet.
Sleet sticks to roads much more efficiently than freezing rain or snow. Once you get a layer of sleet anything after will stick to that layer. This is why the I-20 corridor of E TX could experience major impacts from this event.
Lagreeneyes03 wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:Most of the model sites only plot snow or freezing rain. Have to interpret sleet in between. I believe so will see hefty sleet totals out of this. 1" QPF with a profile fluctuating near 0C could result in multi inch sleet.
Sleet sticks to roads much more efficiently than freezing rain or snow. Once you get a layer of sleet anything after will stick to that layer. This is why the I-20 corridor of E TX could experience major impacts from this event.
Should I dare say................THUNDERSLEET?
snownado wrote:Take it with a tiny grain of salt, but the long-range RAP is significantly colder than the other models, enough for all snow for most of North Texas.
gpsnowman wrote:snownado wrote:Take it with a tiny grain of salt, but the long-range RAP is significantly colder than the other models, enough for all snow for most of North Texas.
Is the RAP a reliable model at this range?
Ralph's Weather wrote:Lagreeneyes03 wrote:Ralph's Weather wrote:Most of the model sites only plot snow or freezing rain. Have to interpret sleet in between. I believe so will see hefty sleet totals out of this. 1" QPF with a profile fluctuating near 0C could result in multi inch sleet.
Sleet sticks to roads much more efficiently than freezing rain or snow. Once you get a layer of sleet anything after will stick to that layer. This is why the I-20 corridor of E TX could experience major impacts from this event.
Should I dare say................THUNDERSLEET?
Honestly that is on the table. Shades of March 2013 when I had 2" of sleet in a short period of time with a lot of lightning. Place I was living in was a metal building so it was a loud and impressive evening.
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