txagwxman wrote:Cuda17 wrote:It's sleeting here in Bellville...
You sure it isn't freezing rain?
25F in Brenham.
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25F in Brenham.
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
38F Brookshire, and 34F West of Magnolia, 32F South of Hempstead.
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I will be driving down to the San Antonio area tomorrow from Dallas. Will this still be a treacherous drive with temperatures below freezing?
Oh, and just switched over to a steady snow from sleet all morning here in North Dallas.
Oh, and just switched over to a steady snow from sleet all morning here in North Dallas.
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Prairie View 27.2F
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txagwxman wrote:38F Brookshire, and 34F West of Magnolia.
What say you txagwxman? Do you think there will be enough moisture to make things interesting in the Houston area?
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Well, at the moment I think I will be getting a trace to .50". If I do get .50", this will add to a total of 3" this year. This year felt pretty snowy, but that's only 1" more then the average snowfall. 
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Tireman4 wrote:txagwxman wrote:38F Brookshire, and 34F West of Magnolia.
What say you txagwxman? Do you think there will be enough moisture to make things interesting in the Houston area?
Yes...all this precip will freeze on overpasses on the west/nw sides...and spread east with time.
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txagwxman wrote:Tireman4 wrote:txagwxman wrote:38F Brookshire, and 34F West of Magnolia.
What say you txagwxman? Do you think there will be enough moisture to make things interesting in the Houston area?
Yes...all this precip will freeze on overpasses on the west/nw sides...and spread east with time.
Thank you sir. Well, that settles it. I am taking side streets home.
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South Texas Storms wrote:No classes canceled with ice on my outside table and grill. Currently it is freezing drizzle and only bridges are icy. I'm surprised no classes have been canceled...
Because they got caught with their pants down!
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Hook'em Horns! wrote:Checking the water vapor imagery it looks like Pacific moisture is trying to work its way into the state. From a complete weather novice could this result in any more precipitation?
Im interested in finding this out too
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Does TAMU have a lot of students who commute? If it's mostly on-campus residences then students could walk (like penguins) to class. SMU is the only college in DFW that is open, probably for that reason.
Moderate sleet/snow mix falling here now. It's strange to see sleet at 17 degrees. This is one extremely shallow airmass - thank God it isn't freezing rain!
Moderate sleet/snow mix falling here now. It's strange to see sleet at 17 degrees. This is one extremely shallow airmass - thank God it isn't freezing rain!
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Cold Front has pushed into the Rio Grande Valley Upper Valley area. You can feel the difference from 68 to 58 already
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somethingfunny wrote:Does TAMU have a lot of students who commute? If it's mostly on-campus residences then students could walk (like penguins) to class. SMU is the only college in DFW that is open, probably for that reason.
Moderate sleet/snow mix falling here now. It's strange to see sleet at 17 degrees. This is one extremely shallow airmass - thank God it isn't freezing rain!
No TAMU has a lot of people who live off-campus. I do and I am currently riding a bus to campus as I always do because it would be a 30 min walk. That's why I'm surprised that classes havnt been canceled with freezing drizzle here currently.
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newtotex wrote:Hook'em Horns! wrote:Checking the water vapor imagery it looks like Pacific moisture is trying to work its way into the state. From a complete weather novice could this result in any more precipitation?
Im interested in finding this out too
If this were to happen when would it? Or is it not looking like it would?
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txagwxman wrote:Cuda17 wrote:It's sleeting here in Bellville...
You sure it isn't freezing rain?
It's been a mix of rain/freezing rain/sleet...
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Re: Texas Winter 2010-2011
Cuda17 wrote:txagwxman wrote:Cuda17 wrote:It's sleeting here in Bellville...
You sure it isn't freezing rain?
It's been a mix of rain/freezing rain/sleet...
Almost to Tomball, 34F just west.
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Today is bittersweet for me. I'm happy to see the snow and ice, regardless of how miniscule some people think it is. It makes me sad to think this will be the last event of the season. Do any of you think after our two week warm-up, the pattern might change again? Is there any indications that might happen, or is this truly "it"?
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Temp dropping here now. Down to 39.7F from 43.7F in a minute.
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