jasons2k wrote:That wedge of warmer air is something. It’s 32 in Beeville, while we are stuck at 37. It’s diving south, to the west of here.
At this point I don’t think we’re gonna get unstuck in time
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jasons2k wrote:That wedge of warmer air is something. It’s 32 in Beeville, while we are stuck at 37. It’s diving south, to the west of here.
bigddstranny wrote:orangeblood wrote:Thankful for Natural Gas in a situation like this![]()
https://x.com/anasalhajji/status/2015194356785857013
Very deceptive statement in a bunch of different ways.
And who's against natural gas?




Iceresistance wrote:It's sleeting like crazy, stupid warm nose
9°F

rwfromkansas wrote:Iceresistance wrote:It's sleeting like crazy, stupid warm nose
9°F
Geez. It looked really thin, shocked it didn't fully change back over.




rwfromkansas wrote:Filling in well. First yellow batch all day here, can really hear it.
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cheezyWXguy wrote:There is a massive batch of precip coming up from the San Angelo area. Everyone’s gonna win if that remains intact

DFW Stormwatcher wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Filling in well. First yellow batch all day here, can really hear it.
Yes, that’s probably the same cell that hit my house, I think I’m not far from you but on the east side of 35w, Sleet was pretty intense for a while there.


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