Ntxw wrote:Euro says empty the store shelves North Texas 3-5"wind driven
How far east does that extend? Is it I-30 focused or does it extend down to north of I-20?
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Ntxw wrote:Euro says empty the store shelves North Texas 3-5"wind driven
Ntxw wrote:No change in thoughts for NTX, could be several inches of sleet then several inches of snow over it tonight. Hi resolution is really zoning in on Dallas, Collin, Rockwall counties as ground zero for some intense banding but it is an area wide event. Can FW issue wind advisories in tandem with WSW? I suspect some locales will experience near blizzard conditions in the wee hours when it switches over.
dhweather wrote:Ntxw wrote:No change in thoughts for NTX, could be several inches of sleet then several inches of snow over it tonight. Hi resolution is really zoning in on Dallas, Collin, Rockwall counties as ground zero for some intense banding but it is an area wide event. Can FW issue wind advisories in tandem with WSW? I suspect some locales will experience near blizzard conditions in the wee hours when it switches over.
Given the variables in play, I suspect any possible upgrades to blizzard warning would be more of a nowcast thing.
Ntxw wrote:dhweather wrote:Ntxw wrote:No change in thoughts for NTX, could be several inches of sleet then several inches of snow over it tonight. Hi resolution is really zoning in on Dallas, Collin, Rockwall counties as ground zero for some intense banding but it is an area wide event. Can FW issue wind advisories in tandem with WSW? I suspect some locales will experience near blizzard conditions in the wee hours when it switches over.
Given the variables in play, I suspect any possible upgrades to blizzard warning would be more of a nowcast thing.
Would it count with sideways sleet?
The yellow (my area) has the greatest threat of power outages, unfortunately. Not that I wish it upon anybody else, but...dhweather wrote:http://s5.postimg.org/651bn0xhj/2015_03_04_12_20_29_pm.png
wxman57 wrote:12Z Euro has temps dropping below 32 by around 1am-2am and rising above 32 by 8am tomorrow. Basically, a freezing rain event with a chance of sleet as the precip tapers off between sunrise & noon tomorrow. Interesting that it has no freeze for any part of Harris County Thursday or Friday.
Portastorm wrote:AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX
1046 AM CST WED MAR 4 2015
.UPDATE...
ENOUGH EVIDENCE HAS COME IN FROM THE LATEST MODELS TO ISSUE A
WINTER STORM WARNING FOR THE HILL COUNTRY AND METRO AUSTIN...AND A
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY FOR THE BALCONES ESCARPMENT AND ADJACENT
PLAINS FROM NEW BRAUNFELS TO SAN ANTONIO TO BRACKETTVILLE...FROM
MIDNIGHT TO NOON THURSDAY. IN SHORT...THE GENERAL FORECAST OF A
COLD FRONT PASSING THROUGH LATE THIS AFTERNOON/EARLY THIS
EVENING...ARCTIC AIR BEHIND THE FRONT...MID-LEVEL LIFT FROM AN
APPROACHING SHORTWAVE TROUGH...AND UPWARD MOTION FROM THE ENTRANCE
REGION TO A JET STREAK...ALL POINT TO MODERATE QPF OVER THE NEXT
24 HOURS. THE PROFILE ABOVE THE NEAR-SURFACE ARCTIC DOME IS
CONVECTIVE AND MOIST...NOT ONLY INDICATING THE POSSIBILITY OF
SOME THUNDER THIS AFTERNOON...BUT MODERATE PRECIPITATION TONIGHT.
BANDING SEEN IN SOME OF THE HIGH RESOLUTION MODELS IS CONCERNING
AS WELL...THUS THE DECISION TO ISSUE THE WINTER STORM WARNING FOR
THE NORTHWESTERN HALF OF THE AREA. A WINTRY MIX OF PRECIPITATION
IS EXPECTED FURTHER SOUTH TO U.S. 90...OR ALONG AND NORTH OF A
LINE FROM SCHULENBERG TO SAN ANTONIO TO BRACKETVILLE...BUT TOTAL
PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS AND THE PRECIPITATION FALLING AS RAIN FIRST
SHOULD LIMIT ICE ACCUMULATIONS. WHILE THE NEXT MAJOR FORECAST
UPDATE THIS AFTERNOON MAY HAVE MINOR ALTERATIONS FOR TIMING AND
AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION...WE DO NOT ANTICIPATE MAJOR CHANGES TO
THE FORECAST.
wxman57 wrote:12Z Euro has temps dropping below 32 by around 1am-2am and rising above 32 by 8am tomorrow. Basically, a freezing rain event with a chance of sleet as the precip tapers off between sunrise & noon tomorrow. Interesting that it has no freeze for any part of Harris County Thursday or Friday.
TXdaddy217 wrote:
You Go PortastormHope ya get that snowfall this time.
Yukon Cornelius wrote:Tejas89 wrote:Wichita Falls now reporting snow, with sustained winds at 26... gusts to 35.
This will not be the kind of storm to take a stroll in.
I work in WF and haven't seen any snow yet. It's been predominantly freezing rain with a little sleet mixed in.
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