Really cold at 925mb though

700 mb

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Ntxw wrote:Brent wrote:18 inches of snow in Southern Oklahoma on the Euro
Is this really happening
The qpf trend is more shocking if anything. Within just a few cycles from barely anything to near record anomalies for the period.

Iceresistance wrote:Ntxw wrote:That subtropical jet on the Euro...I wouldn't be surprised in the coming days the ULL out to the west trend is way more amped...firehose of moisture.
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Iceresistance wrote:Ntxw wrote:That subtropical jet on the Euro...I wouldn't be surprised in the coming days the ULL out to the west trend is way more amped...firehose of moisture.
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snownado wrote:hurricane2025 wrote:Se tx is safe once again
Please stop...
Stratton23 wrote:This setup looks mainly ice/ sleet, snow looks to stay in north texas as the most likely outcome, though thats subject to change



ThunderSleetDreams wrote:Cpv17 wrote:Stratton23 wrote:Cpv17 I dont know about that, models are extremely close to showing significant icing in the houston metro, id probably prepare for freezing rain on saturday, closer to the coast it might be just all cold rain
I’m just saying as of right now I’m not seeing much of an event for the Houston area. Could easily change.
Seen this song and dance before millions of times. SETX ends up getting the worst of it, from an icing perspective.
Those of us in Western and Northern SETX probably see the bullseye.
TomballEd wrote:After Houston, Austin is the most important city in Texas. I know, I spent 6 of the best years (I changed from EE to Petroleum Engineering and was working on an MS when a Gentleman's C in 'Systems of Linear Differential Equations' told me it wouldn't work) drinking beer, hanging at Crown and Anchor or Posse East or on 6th Street (I could drink, I did 6 years in the Navy because I was poor) or just drinking from kegs of Shiner. Anyway. Sleet and freezing rain on the hills W of the Balcones Escarpment would be a driving disaster but that looks like most of it. However, looking at the GFS sounding I did find a sounding with a saturated dendritic layer and temps near or below freezing in the entire sounding.
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TomballEd wrote:snownado wrote:TomballEd wrote:After Houston, Austin is the most important city in Texas.
So I see we're just talking to be talking now...
I get you. My family lives in Bedford but winter precip happens annually in the Metroplex. Unless ICON verifies DFW should get significant snow a/o sleet regardless. Your second most important city in Texas?
I see people loving the ICON when it supports a TC landfall where someone expects/hopes it makes landfall. Indeed, it did Beryl better than most global guidance and the Germans should know winter weather. Lucy still has a chance to fake the field goal, pass the ball, and get intercepted.
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