gpsnowman wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Some of the 18z models are pretty aggressive, getting measurable snow into parts of North Texas.
Seems like that stream out west won't quit
I must say this incoming batch is a surprise for me. I bet against it.
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gpsnowman wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Some of the 18z models are pretty aggressive, getting measurable snow into parts of North Texas.
Seems like that stream out west won't quit
downsouthman1 wrote:gpsnowman wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Some of the 18z models are pretty aggressive, getting measurable snow into parts of North Texas.
Seems like that stream out west won't quit
I must say this incoming batch is a surprise for me. I bet against it.


gpsnowman wrote:downsouthman1 wrote:gpsnowman wrote:Seems like that stream out west won't quit
I must say this incoming batch is a surprise for me. I bet against it.
Probably more for the northern plexers so maybe a few more flurries for the southern portion.






Tammie wrote:bubba hotep wrote:Anyone under those radar returns moving into Denton County?
We’re in Sherman (Grayson County). It’s a nothing burger. One flake every 5-10 seconds. Looks a lot more impressive than it is.





rwfromkansas wrote:Oh man, why is it giving me hope? It is growing as it heads into Parker so maybe I won't be missed this time? Come on baby, just a little bit south.


Ntxw wrote:rwfromkansas wrote:Oh man, why is it giving me hope? It is growing as it heads into Parker so maybe I won't be missed this time? Come on baby, just a little bit south.
It's trying its best to weaken, or my eyes are just tired.
https://i.imgur.com/srvuyK2.gif


TxHunter66 wrote:Can confirm the heavier band is in Parker County. These are the biggest flakes of the event yet.

Ntxw wrote:TxHunter66 wrote:Can confirm the heavier band is in Parker County. These are the biggest flakes of the event yet.
This is great news for us! Might be a few hours of light to moderate snow then.

Tejas89 wrote:This squall seems to be holding together for a little encore for the metroplex… central to North counties anyway.

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