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NAM has some semblance of a line mostly from Dallas east(DFW might miss out on that solution)
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Brent wrote:HRRR almost completely dissipates the Oklahoma stuff before ever reaching DFW
Brent wrote:
ETA: The Euro still looks promising to open June, DFW gets almost 3 inches of rain by June 2nd, as of this post, DFW has less than an inch this month.
gboudx wrote:The boundary is stationary. I'm guessing an outflow that has stalled. I wonder if it could be the focus for convection later today?
bubba hotep wrote:Brent wrote:
ETA: The Euro still looks promising to open June, DFW gets almost 3 inches of rain by June 2nd, as of this post, DFW has less than an inch this month.
Regardless of what the Euro shows, shift this south a bit and it is probably right. DFW rain hole!
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis ... cus_28.png
Ntxw wrote:There is also a lot of popcorn showers between DFW and Abilene, doesn't seem like we will warm up much more today. That frontal boundary is definitely keeping things a little active
Brent wrote:Surprised to hear thunder is the front stalling further north than forecast?
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