OMG!!! The 12z GFS has a snowstorm for Texas at about 360 hours! I'm psyched!! (It really does)
Texas Winter 2012-2013
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Alright already ... is this better?
OMG!!! The 12z GFS has a snowstorm for Texas at about 360 hours! I'm psyched!! (It really does)
OMG!!! The 12z GFS has a snowstorm for Texas at about 360 hours! I'm psyched!! (It really does)
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
Portastorm wrote:Alright already ... is this better?![]()
OMG!!! The 12z GFS has a snowstorm for Texas at about 360 hours! I'm psyched!! (It really does)
Thank goodness. All is normal again. Carry on folks. 2013 will be fine.
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Portastorm wrote:Alright already ... is this better?![]()
OMG!!! The 12z GFS has a snowstorm for Texas at about 360 hours! I'm psyched!! (It really does)
Allright! Now we are talking. Interesting, that storm might fall in line with Ntwx's super storm currently in the Pacific somewhere. Or it may not. Nice to think about though.
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SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We Texans have 70's or higher March through November.
I think you understated that gpsnowman!
sounds more like a Saskatchewan summer.
Your statement has me wondering, if a Texas summer was similar to a Saskatchewan summer, would I still crave the cold and winter as much as I do now? Yeah, probably so. I am a winter lover at heart and that will not change anytime soon.
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
In case you didn't get a chance to read my weather article from last night, here it is! Our weather will likely be dry and chilly for at least the next 5 days. http://www.examiner.com/article/active- ... b_articles
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gpsnowman wrote:SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:gpsnowman wrote:We Texans have 70's or higher March through November.
I think you understated that gpsnowman!
sounds more like a Saskatchewan summer.
Your statement has me wondering, if a Texas summer was similar to a Saskatchewan summer, would I still crave the cold and winter as much as I do now? Yeah, probably so. I am a winter lover at heart and that will not change anytime soon.
You've set yourself up for disappointment at your current location snowman!
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SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Ah maybe an annual winter holiday up North (one with the guys) would be best then.
I know Texans love their State but to love winter's gifts of snow is really a heartbreaker there (esp even if you get it it only lasts for a fleeting moment)..... as you are all more than aware.
Maybe you could rent your house out to a bunch of crazy Storm2k'ers next winter. Then you could laugh at every single one of us as we get a taste of what real winter is like.
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gpsnowman wrote:SaskatchewanScreamer wrote:Ah maybe an annual winter holiday up North (one with the guys) would be best then.
I know Tex ans love their State but to love winter's gifts of snow is really a heartbreaker there (esp even if you get it it only lasts for a fleeting moment)..... as you are all more than aware.
Maybe you could rent your house out to a bunch of crazy Storm2k'ers next winter. Then you could laugh at every single one of us as we get a taste of what real winter is like.
oh I think we could work out a timeshare trade easily.
I'll trade with someone near a beach (when the temps there are in the 70's)!!!
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oh I think we could work out a timeshare trade easily.
I'll trade with someone near a beach (when the temps there are in the 70's)!!!
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Or low to mid 90's, Galveston. Oh wait, on second thought, the water is WAY too murky..ha ha....I would just love a summer where it is cool. I mean maybe 95 and that is it.
I'll trade with someone near a beach (when the temps there are in the 70's)!!!
Or low to mid 90's, Galveston. Oh wait, on second thought, the water is WAY too murky..ha ha....I would just love a summer where it is cool. I mean maybe 95 and that is it.
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Tireman4 wrote:oh I think we could work out a timeshare trade easily.![]()
I'll trade with someone near a beach (when the temps there are in the 70's)!!!![]()
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Or low to mid 90's, Galveston. Oh wait, on second thought, the water is WAY too murky..ha ha....I would just love a summer where it is cool. I mean maybe 95 and that is it.[/quote]
cool???????? 95F
Yer brain was fried these past few summers (you are never ever going to get that paper of yours done)!
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Or low to mid 90's, Galveston. Oh wait, on second thought, the water is WAY too murky..ha ha....I would just love a summer where it is cool. I mean maybe 95 and that is it.[/quote]
cool???????? 95F
Yer brain was fried these past few summers (you are never ever going to get that paper of yours done)![/quote]
Yeah, when I think 95 is cool, I am toast. After the summer of 2011, I am not sure many of us are sane ( well Wxman 57, but that man loves extreme heat!!). It was just a nightmare. I hope to finish my paper by December 2013. LOL
cool???????? 95F
Yer brain was fried these past few summers (you are never ever going to get that paper of yours done)![/quote]
Yeah, when I think 95 is cool, I am toast. After the summer of 2011, I am not sure many of us are sane ( well Wxman 57, but that man loves extreme heat!!). It was just a nightmare. I hope to finish my paper by December 2013. LOL
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gpsnowman wrote::uarrow:
True, very true. Our winter attacks last only a short while before they are gone. Also I would like to say there is no such thing as wasted cold, IMO
Totally agree. Cold is needed down here to keep things in balance -- especially the influences of the wxman57-type systems/patterns!
In any case, I prefer cold over heat ANY DAY OF THE WEEK. IMO, one can always put more on, but only take off so much.
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weatherdude1108 wrote:gpsnowman wrote::uarrow:
True, very true. Our winter attacks last only a short while before they are gone. Also I would like to say there is no such thing as wasted cold, IMO
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Totally agree. Cold is needed down here to keep things in balance -- especially the influences of the wxman57-type systems/patterns!![]()
In any case, I prefer cold over heat ANY DAY OF THE WEEK. IMO, one can always put more on, but only take off so much.
I take it public nudity is frowned upon down there????
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Re: Texas Winter 2012-2013
{Portastorm puts his moderator cap on}
I have an idea ... how about if we talk about the weather?!
I have an idea ... how about if we talk about the weather?!
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Ntxw wrote:orangeblood wrote:Well that would fit the time frame when this monster extratropical cyclone in the North Pacific would arrive on the west coast....this storm according to the GFS will bomb out and deepen to around 932 mb over the next 24 hours.
I did notice that! It's like the far east version of a nor'easter on steroids! I wasn't using the system as part of the thoughts but it's good that you noticed the connection before me. I wonder if the same drivers are at work like during the fall when a cyclone re-curves in the WPAC translates to cold 7-10 days down the line in NA.
Edit: Looks like TPB got there first to the idea
I'm curious about that low pressure MONSTER.
Bob Rose doesn't mention it in yesterday's blog. Something to watch!
http://www.lcra.org/water/conditions/we ... olumn.html
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