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Bit colder than usual in Siberia over next few days. Watch some stations like Oymyakon for -70°F
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gpsnowman wrote:From Ryan Maue:
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Bit colder than usual in Siberia over next few days. Watch some stations like Oymyakon for -70°F
Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:Ntxw wrote:Yes there is a risk it happens too far south for DFW. Past couple of NAM runs have not been as wet as the globals in general.
Let’s all hope the CMC is the only sane model currently. (Not likely but it’s all we got!)
orangeblood wrote:Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:
Let’s all hope the CMC is the only sane model currently. (Not likely but it’s all we got!)
Nam's runs have been unfavorable for TX as a whole. More lift a few thousand miles away in states east northeast[/quote
Precip appears to be plentiful for Texas, it's just further south across central and south Texas
Ntxw wrote:Here is the 12z NAM
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That is generally what i am expecting the snow map to look like, maybe a touch more. Happy to see the NAM coming around. Sorry WF area this does nkt appear to be your event and DFW is iffy but should see a dusting to an inch especially on the east side.
srainhoutx wrote:Both the 12Z 32 and 12km NAM suggests a travel nightmare across the Metro San Antonio/Austin areas possibly extending into to the West and NW areas of Metro Houston. Precip ends around hour 60 or so along the Coast, so we probably need another 24 hours to fine tune the sensible weather forecast and the potential travel impacts. That said each new NAM run seems to suggest more and more precipitation which is troublesome for the freezing rain/sleet possibilities across the Hill Country and S Central Texas.
South Texas Storms wrote:12z German ICON model is much wetter and snowier across a large part of TX. Snowiest run yet. I've been pretty impressed with this model so far. Curious to see how it performs with this event.
Captmorg70 wrote:This looks like a big bummer for north of DFWSeems like we have had a lot of cold this winter up this way, but can’t get any precipitation
South Texas Storms wrote:12z German ICON model is much wetter and snowier across a large part of TX. Snowiest run yet. I've been pretty impressed with this model so far. Curious to see how it performs with this event.
gpsnowman wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:12z German ICON model is much wetter and snowier across a large part of TX. Snowiest run yet. I've been pretty impressed with this model so far. Curious to see how it performs with this event.
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