Texas Winter 2025-2026
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bigddstranny
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
We've had very, very, light freezing drizzle for a couple of hours. Having lived in this area for close to 40 years, this seems to be a setup for one of our famous ice storms.
I hope it ends up being sleet, but I'm prepared to cut branches in the middle of the night.
I hope it ends up being sleet, but I'm prepared to cut branches in the middle of the night.
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- jasons2k
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
It's crazy how it's freezing on the south shore of lake Somerville, but still 35 all around B/CS. Just those few miles have made a huge difference with the shadow effect today. It will eventually wash out but it's still pretty stubborn.
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Ntxw wrote:Good stuff Brent! Better than 85 degrees!
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I disagree. I've started to become more like wxman57 over the last several years. Cycling in cold is great, but not this cold. It stinks.
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
mmmmsnouts wrote:Arlington and east/SE Tarrant are getting jacked so far. I can still see the street in front of my house.
I think you are finally going to get one heading to you in a bit...
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- txtwister78
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Patchy freezing rain/drizzle moving through the area over the last hour and seeing some more returns build across the SW as we get ready for the main event to begin here in a few hours. Stay safe everyone.
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- jasons2k
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
bigddstranny wrote:TomballEd wrote:I went to what TAMU calls texas university (sic) and I give better than I take on an SEC Facebook thread but the University of Texas dropped its met program over 50 years ago. I did audit some classes taught by Aggie grad Troy Kimmel and a professor whose name I do not recall but who had a thick German accent.
Anyway, hat tip to our Aggie friends doing a special balloon sounding helping HGX. BTW, mid 50s in the warm nose is impressive.
Modifying a special 18z sounding from Texas A&M University for colder temperatures
indicated later indicates a classic freezing rain sounding with temperatures around +12C in the inversion aloft, and a small
pocket of subfreezing air near the surface.
I'm not sure how old you are, but I took a meteorology class at Texas in the early 90's where Kimmel would teach on some days.
When I went to Tech in the 1990's, they had several undergrad Met courses but not a degree in Meteorology, just a B.S. in Geosciences, and a Master's & Ph. D. in Atmospheric Science. But no undergrad Met degree - had to go to A&M or OU for that, specifically.
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Stonewood Ranch
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Can someone give an estimated time when the Low will be begin to pull away? It has to start soon doesn’t it? I see a sleet line all the way on radar down to Alpine. That will take overnight to reach us correct? Sorry, I’m not much of a meteorologist! LOL
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Fifty Rock
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
rwfromkansas wrote:Seen lots of video of it clearly snowing in Abilene. So hope that bodes well.
It’s been nothing but snow here all day off and on light snow. It never got above 13* all day and it’s 10.9* right now with light snow and heavier snow moving closer from the South.
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- bubba hotep
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
18z RGEM if you are looking for a juiced up model run


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Winter time post are almost exclusively focused on the DFW area.
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
The NWS update posted on social media does now say "with much of north Texas transitioning to snow overnight."
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downsouthman1
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
I think DFW will have a couple rather large waves tonight. One will arrive with what's currently entering near Del Rio. The other is near El Paso currently. Merging is possible.
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Not a professional MET! My posts are merely speculation.
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Brent
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Fifty Rock wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Seen lots of video of it clearly snowing in Abilene. So hope that bodes well.
It’s been nothing but snow here all day off and on light snow. It never got above 13* all day and it’s 10.9* right now with light snow and heavier snow moving closer from the South.
I was gonna say it never stopped here either there were just moments where you had to really look
Everything looks really good overnight. That's a lot of moisture
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Things are getting pretty crunchy in SE Travis County. 27.5 outside right now.
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Core of metroplex getting another wave, another layer.
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- SnowintheFalls
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Local met in Wichita Falls has talked about us getting dry slotted tonight. He lowered expectations for snow totals
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There is no day like a snow day!
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
SnowintheFalls wrote:Local met in Wichita Falls has talked about us getting dry slotted tonight. He lowered expectations for snow totals
With more to the south and north? That stinks if so for you. Hope you don't miss out.
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
Man we have been in the exact wrong place here in Norman. Band after band has gone either north into OKC/Edmond or south to Purcell. Essentially had a clear slot all day--still sitting at approximately 3-4 inches which is still awesome, but easily could've been closer to 6 if we were just a bit north. Hopefully that trend doesn't continue into the "main event" tonight.
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Fifty Rock
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
SnowintheFalls wrote:Local met in Wichita Falls has talked about us getting dry slotted tonight. He lowered expectations for snow totals
Has he looked at the radar lately?
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Re: Texas Winter 2025-2026
For you LES prone peeps.
FW discussion includes tomorrow.
FW discussion includes tomorrow.
After this second round exits the forecast area Sunday morning,
some scattered snow showers will likely linger into the afternoon
per CAMs such as the HRRR, with potential additional light
snowfall. In addition, favorable northwest surface winds,
saturated and weakly unstable low level thermodynamic profiles,
and still-warm lake water could allow for lake effect snow near
and downwind of the larger North Texas lakes.
some scattered snow showers will likely linger into the afternoon
per CAMs such as the HRRR, with potential additional light
snowfall. In addition, favorable northwest surface winds,
saturated and weakly unstable low level thermodynamic profiles,
and still-warm lake water could allow for lake effect snow near
and downwind of the larger North Texas lakes.
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