TX winter wx thread: Spring-like pattern
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No. As of now, Christmas looks to feature temperatures near or below the seasonal norms. It is highly unlikely that we will see any "warm" (bathing suit) weather during that period.Dthomas104 wrote:That does not help me.......What is the word on San Antonio (north san antonio...stone oak area) for Christmas?......Should I unpack my bathing suit???
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Strong front moving through TX
Thank God for the wind b/c the dew points are getting low, or else we'd be seeing a good freeze tonight.
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You got that right Jason!! We're already at 39º here at the house. If that wind wasn't still howling and mixing it up we would have perfect radiational cooling going on and we would definitely see a freeze even inside the loop probably. We'll stil be in the low to mid 30's in th e morning.



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It's already 37° here, but it feels more like 0° to me.
Dang, that cold wind is brutal. The place where I was tonight is pretty open and it's always windier there than surrounding areas, and it was soooooooooo cold. I know we've been colder than this already this year, but this is the coldest that I've personally been, because of the wind chill. When I realized I had to get gas, my fingers tried crawling into my hands. Brrrrrr!

Too bad there's no snow!


Too bad there's no snow!
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
I got a nice buck today at my place in Madison Country. For the first time in a long time, I hanging a deer outside overnight!!
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LIving up here in Denver I had forgotten how cold low 30's with humidity and wind can feel. That is not to say that crawling around on my roof this morning when it was 9 degrees, to clear ice and snow to stop a leak, did not cause me to long for a southern winter day.
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It looks like th ewinds died down earlier than expected. Anyone out in the "boonies" of Houston metro below freezing?
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
We had a low of 34F here in Imperial Oaks.
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My low temperature ended up being 29.7F this morning. It probably would have not been this cold though had the winds not died down in my location for the last 1-2 hours worth of cooling (they were calm in my backyard when I woke up). Other areas ranged between 28-35 degrees across SE Texas north of I-10. The coldest areas were the places that saw the winds die down, and the warmest places (such as IAH) were the ones where the winds stayed breezy.
Tonight looks to be even colder, and according to the NWS, many areas could be seeing multiple hours worth of at or below freezing temperatures under a clear sky and with calm winds. Conroe could even be as cold as the mid 20s by sunrise tomorrow!


Tonight looks to be even colder, and according to the NWS, many areas could be seeing multiple hours worth of at or below freezing temperatures under a clear sky and with calm winds. Conroe could even be as cold as the mid 20s by sunrise tomorrow!


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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
its still only 35 here in north SA and its 9:30 in morning!!!!!!
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
35 right now in Port Neches at 9:40 a.m.
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
Stay Tuned, We don't want to jinx anything just yet.
BTW, my "unofficial Temp" was 30.2 this morning.


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The latest modeling now shows the stronger front (once scheduled for the 23rd/24th) arriving next Saturday instead with it becoming moderately chilly behind it. By Christmas though, the models bring in a return flow and warmer temperatures. As it stands now, the 12z GFS is showing temperatures in the 60s on Christmas day with a southerly breeze and a chance of showers. Keep in mind though, with it still being over 8 days away, this outlook is subject to major changes. Stay tuned!Dthomas104 wrote:So what are ya'lls little model thingy's saying about Christmas now? Im not up on the meteorology lingo lol.....ya'll know what Im trying to say though
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Re: TX winter weather thread: Freeze for many Sat/Sun night
I don't like the latest trends. Winds look like they will collapse after sunset with a dewpoint of 24F. I have wrapped some tender palms just in case. I think IAH will see 29F and I could see 28F.
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Yeah, the dewpoints are very low out there this afternoon...lower than even I expected. As of 1pm, the area dewpoint numbers looked like this...
IAH - 23F
Hooks - 21F
Waco - 19F
Conroe - 22F
Hobby - 22F
Beaumont - 25F
Austin - 17F
Lufkin - 21F
If these dewpoints do not start moderating some, then with clear skies and light winds, I think the NWS will have to lower their current forecast numbers for tonight a few degrees in their afternoon or evening update. Widespread readings in the 20s would not surprise me tomorrow morning, and it is looking more and more likely that IAH will finally see it's first freeze of the season.
IAH - 23F
Hooks - 21F
Waco - 19F
Conroe - 22F
Hobby - 22F
Beaumont - 25F
Austin - 17F
Lufkin - 21F
If these dewpoints do not start moderating some, then with clear skies and light winds, I think the NWS will have to lower their current forecast numbers for tonight a few degrees in their afternoon or evening update. Widespread readings in the 20s would not surprise me tomorrow morning, and it is looking more and more likely that IAH will finally see it's first freeze of the season.
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