TeamPlayersBlue wrote:Seems like around the Houston area, its not showing quite as much precip as other areas. Not quite sure how to feel about this. I get the front will rush down central Tx quicker, which will provide more lift but our area should have more moisture available due to the proximity of the GOM. Lets hope this plays out.
The WRF is showing a bigger high than the GFS in Neb, which could be why the precip is so much higher.
Based on surface analysis, GFS seems to be handling the strength of the high fairly well. Last couple runs have a 1057 MB high crossing the border. Runs before that were slightly weaker, great trend.
Center of the trough bringing down the air continued to nudge westward, good sign for us. Better than being further east for sure.
Were abut halfway through this winter season and so far its been entertaining. Continuing to learn alot and have fun doing it with you guys. Lets hope we are satisfied from this event on Tuesday.
I believe it’s trending better for us, my friend! It’s sure entertaining. I absolutely love learning about all of this!