Tropikal, Please watch how you phrase items. We have nonregulars ( and regulars) who come into our little world and want to see weather updates. This will be an event, ( as per the HGX NWS) and we must all be weather aware. To say statements such as " This is a non-event for Houston, just like...

You are absolutely wrong. Mesoscale discussions show its going to be a rough day for Houston starting later this morning. Meh, just your basic brief stormy weather that will clear on out later the afternoon/evening. Nothing real noteworthy. Stop trolling no u or better yet, educate yourself and tal...

Total non-event for Houston, just like I predicted.

I believe I called this earlier, and yet there were disputes. All a total non-event, just like I predicted.

Interesting they mention “drought”. Definitely no drought here. The ground is soaked here. There’s still even some standing water around from previous rains. December just was a lucky break for winter weather/rain lovers, since the La Nina was fake w/ an active Pacific storm track. But in due time,...

Fake news, nothing much will happen in the immediate area.

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 11:42 amI thought the death ridge didn't exist at all?

It doesn't when you're underside, then it becomes a Life Ridge

Your trolling is so weak.

no u.

a little soggy here as well, but better that than the drought - west TX & NM in dire strights already :( https://noaa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=8f16161b9ed947d98956bbd97e7ae35b https://noaa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=b95528b80c99405c8caf75d980555528 wi...

Big Southern California storm coming...almost El Nino like...

Lucky breaks indeed.

The crystal ball map on TWC has been showing that every month since September. :lol: Besides, warmer than average does not mean a 2-3 cold shot isn't possible during the course of a month. It was 75°F two days before the December 2017 5 inch snowfall in BCS. That map has already been proven wrong. ...

snowman65 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 10:42 am For everyone looking for winter miracles this year, its just not going to happen. Youll have to come to terms sooner or later. I want it just as much as the next winter lover but you gotta stay grounded in reality.

Exactly what I've been saying.

Serious wide spread heavy rain with the possibility of wintry precip on the backside with good cold air settling in. How does it feel to be wrong all the time? Meh. Most of the heavy rain will be to the north, while the snow chances are much farther northwest in Texas. So, it's all going according ...

The trajectory of the cold core is too far to the north.We need the cold core to take more of a southerly track, if we want to see snow here in southeast Texas. Saying that, i wouldn't state "like always" when Southeast Texas has seen plenty of wintry precip events over the last decade co...

Also, Waters are looking to be warming and we should be back to ENSO neutral pretty quickly. If a Niña background State takes hold, it won’t be until Spring/Summer.... which would be horrible, but I doubt it lasts long. However, I don’t really see that happening. Ninas are good for summer here, sin...

True La Nina kicks in, and puts an end to winter as we know it.

I have had a total of 6 inches of rainfall with just the last 2 cold fronts (not dry...lol) that came down. Today's front will have moisture with it and models are showing a good bit of moisture with the big front around the New Year. Also we are below average temp wise for the month of December be...

Did you just make that up to hear yourself talk? No, these are the trends that have been mentioned consistently by the weather analysts on Twitter. Long range forecasts as of now are showing solid fronts rolling down after the 1st of the year with some storm systems thrown in the mix. I'm liking it...

Any winter lovers better get their wishes satisfied before the true Nina climo kicks in, and destroys any chance of wintry weather (not that I mind, of course).

Kingwood36 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 2:54 pmSeems like all the really cold air always goes east instead of straight south...whats the reasoning for this?

Yes, let the cold go east. Or better yet, stay locked up north where it belongs.

Meh, models always want to dig huge bowling balls and troughs in that California/Baja/Northwest Mexico region, regardless of whether it makes sense or not. It's overdone, it will just be a tease.