If we do not see some major forecast changes by the NWS tomorrow...I will be shocked. This is spelling COLD to me for sure. ALL models are now in agreement.Tyler wrote:Folks, the GFS has raised the WHITE FLAG. It has surrendered, 1047 high over Colorado at 78. Thats a good 15MB stronger than 12z. Euro, I now worship you.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/gfs/00/fp0_102.shtml
^^well folks...the GFS is now on board for a significant surge of arctic air. Take a look at hour 102...are those 850mb temps. below -6C I see? Yes! Finally, the GFS is in line with the other models. Look for some major changes to NWS forecasts (toward a colder look) over the next few days. Also, notice the thickness values down to 534! The bad thing is that hr. 102 is overnight on Sat night/sun morning. This only reinforces the idea of a pretty hard freeze with teens and lower 20s reaching all the way to Harris Co!^^
Extreme, you and I have witnessed the worst bust the GFS has done in a LONG time. The Euro has been spot on since 7 days ago. I think the GFS owes us an apology!

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This image at hour 102 speaks for itself...cold aimed right at us.
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yes, for sure. Lets just hope it doesn't have any last second flip flops up it's sleeve.Tyler wrote:Extremeweatherguy wrote:http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/namer/gfs/00/fp0_102.shtml
^^well folks...the GFS is now on board for a significant surge of arctic air. Take a look at hour 102...are those 850mb temps. below -6C I see? Yes! Finally, the GFS is in line with the other models. Look for some major changes to NWS forecasts (toward a colder look) over the next few days. Also, notice the thickness values down to 534! The bad thing is that hr. 102 is overnight on Sat night/sun morning. This only reinforces the idea of a pretty hard freeze with teens and lower 20s reaching all the way to Harris Co!^^
Extreme, you and I have witnessed the worst bust the GFS has done in a LONG time. The Euro has been spot on since 7 days ago. I think the GFS owes us an apology!
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I will be even bolder and go 19 Conroe, 24 IAH, 27 Hobby and 32 Galveston.Tyler wrote:jschlitz wrote:I think IAH will be 29 Sun AM. 32 at Hobby and 36 at Galveston.
Shclitz, good forecast. However, now that the GFS has caught on, I'll be bold (when am I not) and go with 26 IAH, 28 Hobby, 34 Galveston.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:I will be even bolder and go 19 Conroe, 24 IAH, 27 Hobby and 32 Galveston.Tyler wrote:jschlitz wrote:I think IAH will be 29 Sun AM. 32 at Hobby and 36 at Galveston.
Shclitz, good forecast. However, now that the GFS has caught on, I'll be bold (when am I not) and go with 26 IAH, 28 Hobby, 34 Galveston.
LOL.

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Tyler wrote:Conroe would be the spot to report 19! Its always a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than surrounding observation sites. Apperently, its in a "soup bowl", an area of lower elevation.
Ok... we're busted. At the Conroe airport we keep our thermometer in a sock full of dry ice, encased in a can of freon-12, and wrapped in one of hillary!'s old bras.
We do that to attract folks to move here and away from the Houston heat.

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Kludge wrote:Tyler wrote:Conroe would be the spot to report 19! Its always a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than surrounding observation sites. Apperently, its in a "soup bowl", an area of lower elevation.
Ok... we're busted. At the Conroe airport we keep our thermometer in a sock full of dry ice, encased in a can of freon-12, and wrapped in one of hillary!'s old bras.
We do that to attract folks to move here and away from the Houston heat.


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Kludge wrote:Tyler wrote:Conroe would be the spot to report 19! Its always a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than surrounding observation sites. Apperently, its in a "soup bowl", an area of lower elevation.
Ok... we're busted. At the Conroe airport we keep our thermometer in a sock full of dry ice, encased in a can of freon-12, and wrapped in one of hillary!'s old bras.
We do that to attract folks to move here and away from the Houston heat.
Ha!

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My big fear is that we get rain on Saturday and that there are puddles/wet roads on Saturday night, and then we dip to well below 32 and it freezes. Could be a real mess Sunday morning. I also think we need to watch the back edge of this precip. If it lasts later into Saturday, then I would not be surprised to see it end in a wintry mix since we will be entering such a cold airmass. Just some thoughts...we will need to watch models closely over the next few days. Would not even be surprised to see some isolated flurries on Saturday evening.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:My big fear is that we get rain on Saturday and that there are puddles/wet roads on Saturday night, and then we dip to well below 32 and it freezes. Could be a real mess Sunday morning. I also think we need to watch the back edge of this precip. If it lasts later into Saturday, then I would not be surprised to see it end in a wintry mix since we will be entering such a cold airmass. Just some thoughts...we will need to watch models closely over the next few days. Would not even be surprised to see some isolated flurries on Saturday evening.
Extreme, I agree, any standing water Saturday night could freeze and cause very tricky travel.
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wow. look at that straight north flow right from the arctic itself. haha I am already starting to get excited over this, as if it was going to happen tomorrow.
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