Where is the transition occurring and when do you think it will here? I've seen some snow on cars from people in the CS area. You should be switching back and forth for a while starting now and should be mostly snowflakes overnight, how much depends on how that core performs when it's overhead in t...

Katdaddy wrote:37F and holding steady currently in League City.

I've got 35.3 on my roof and LCPD is showing 34.0. They usually are 1.5 below me.

Yes, temp fall is slowing down. Thinking we hit freezing around 2AM and dont go much further.

42 in Dickinson. Temps dropping quickly.

Water Vapor looks good out west in Mexico.

The calm before the storm is now...tonight this board will be lighting up.

Ed Mahmoud wrote:UH has a met program?

That's what I'm saying.. I go there... never heard of it.
Saw some videos of balloon launches though.

Kingwood31 wrote:Anyone know where I can find radar of the entire state to track the precip?

http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/southplains_loop.php
http://www.corad.org/texas_radar.htm
http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/easter ... ther-radar


Reports of snow in Tyler.

djmike wrote:New EUROPEAN model painting the area with 1-2 inches of Snow for Friday morning. We'll see if it verifies.

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Wonder what it sniffed out to change in that direction. All the way to the coast too. Hmmm.

Ptarmigan wrote:

don wrote:Did anyone see what the GFS shows next Thursday?....

What is going on based on GFS for next week?

Wow front that nearly reaches temps we saw earlier this month and precip galore.
Lets see if it's still there by Monday.

Wow, GFS is back into the upper teens/low 20s for a few mornings. Of course the majority of this board knows its all just fun to watch at this point, but those TV mets hinted too soon to the public, going to be fun watching them explain the inconsistency to the average person following their facebo...

MontgomeryCoWx wrote:-57 in North Dakota... LOL

Lol -7 in AMARILLO

Wow, GFS is back into the upper teens/low 20s for a few mornings. Of course the majority of this board knows its all just fun to watch at this point, but those TV mets hinted too soon to the public, going to be fun watching them explain the inconsistency to the average person following their faceboo...

Long time no post, but I've been lurking. Cant wait to watch the developments over the next week or two. Models have been all over the place and I just think it was pretty foolish for the news stations (namely ch13) to even mention the idea of being in the teens this far out. Its very typical this t...

Rain event looks to moved quicker than forcasted and is pushing out of the area currently.

Any wrap around later tonight or are we dry until Sunday?

WOW. GFS is showing lows area wide in the upper teens to mid twenties in Galveston for a few days around the 23rd-25th. Highs struggle to reach freezing.

Although this is VERY far out at hours 264-324, its rare we get model runs THIS low in temperatures.

One thing I was wondering, was why was the rain so dirty overnight? It was almost as if mud actually fell from the sky.

Wow, 12z brings some bitter cold for the new year.

00z GFS shows a rain event after Christmas just ahead of a decent cold front that will put us around 50/30 for a couple of days. Even though its in la-la land, it then shows a warm front bringing rains and steamy temperatures for the end of the year. With that, I've all but given up on 2012 for extr...

jgreak wrote:What time is the front looking to blow through tomorrow?

Its going to be after we go to sleep tomorrow night. The front should be off the coast around sunrise Monday. It will be cool in the morning becoming rather chilly by the afternoon.

Wait, I'm confused are talking about COLD and RAIN here in SE Texas? Or just north? :o The GFS model shows a respectable cold front coming through this Sunday afternoon knocking us into the 50s/30s for a few days, the front will bring a bit of rain with it, around .25''. A MUCH larger rain event wa...

Looking at GrLevel2 radar, I've been watching this circulation all day sorta meander along the Brazos river valley. Earlier today it was headed SSE towards the coast. This evening it stalled and now it appears to be drifting back inland to the NNW, near I-10 now. If another round of nocturnal rains...

Exciting weekend ahead and tomorrow will be a big day. Probably can put a name to this ugly face out there in the GOM. This forum should be poppin' come monday.