iorange55 wrote:I think the NAM is gonna take the “L” on this one.
Rgem might score. Not much of a zr line either, either rain or snow
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iorange55 wrote:I think the NAM is gonna take the “L” on this one.
Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:I think the NAM is gonna take the “L” on this one.
Rgem might score. Not much of a zr line either, either rain or snow
Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:I think the NAM is gonna take the “L” on this one.
Rgem might score. Not much of a zr line either, either rain or snow
gpsnowman wrote:Man, ISD's all over the Houston area are cancelled.
Snowman67 wrote:Have a flight out of Bush Intercontinental at 12:05pm tomorrow. What's the over/under on me getting out
Texas Snow wrote:Snow returns in McKinney. Anyone confirm?
Mping has two mix type symbols north and south of there.
Ntxw wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:These bust talks before events are even forecast to start are getting rediculous. If there's no snow on the radar in 6 hours, then you can call it a bust. There's at least a slight chance that the Dallas area could get over 1 inch of snow tonight. Better chances as you head south and east across central and east TX. Major travel issues likely in SA, Austin, and at least the northside of Houston tomorrow.
It's as bad as the hurricane busts and cancels. Then Harvey devastated the state.
iorange55 wrote:We are getting VERY light sprinkles here in Cedar Hill.
Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:We are getting VERY light sprinkles here in Cedar Hill.
Watch the band of precip to your south. They are moving N/NE and expanding, it's overrunning the front and behind. Once that meets up with the 0C 850mb temp, game on
Ntxw wrote:iorange55 wrote:We are getting VERY light sprinkles here in Cedar Hill.
Watch the band of precip to your south. They are moving N/NE and expanding, it's overrunning the front and behind. Once that meets up with the 0C 850mb temp, game on
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