Moderate snow in San Antonio right now. This is likely a nearly convective band of snow within the coldest air of the upper low that will push across the area later this morning... This will be very interesting to watch. Tyler, you think it will cross over our area down to the coast? How do you thi...

You know, when I take another look at that band near San Antonio, its going much more North than East. Chances are slim.

biggerbyte wrote:Folks, I have a surprise for you:

http://www.corad.org/texas_radar.htm


Let us see if that trend continues.

Great trend. Might gather moisture from the gulf and isolift should take effect.
We might have an event. Just might.

Our board is bi-polar

Signs are good. Lets be patient now.

Seeing a couple blips in central Texas out in front of the low.
Certainly a good sign this early in the night.

Building down the coast too.

Time may give birth to this 'non-event.'

2004 remember that?
History tends to repeat it self.
Watch the radar blossom tonight between 8-10pm

or

Another bone chilling bust.
Maybe a passing flurry.
No significant accumulations.

So hard to pick a side.

While this is not looking good, we should not give up hope. Tim Heller just brought up a good point regarding a bust, if the radar isn't lighting up between 6-10pm, then the numbers will need to be severely adjusted. I would only think flurries then. So radar watching is what we need to do. Remember...

rnmm wrote:Just checked the NOAA website and they have taken out snow chances for the coast...I don't have the heart to tell the kids

Still have them there. Even for Galveston a Wintry Mix.

I was originally wanting 4 inches, but I'll be as pleased as a 8 year old girl getting a pony for Christmas with 2 inches. If we get 4" or more, I'll do snow angels in my boxers, get my wife to upload the pix to the computer (she has all the technology skills) and upload it here and on the big...

[quote="Ed Mahmoud"]This is a happier model. May be happier than the conditions justify, but it could score a historic coup...
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Dude, that would be insane. Ill be happy with half that much moisture.

^ I skimmed that discussion and saw TINY accumulations. Then I then looked up to see it was Brownsville. Sigh of relief.

Dickinson ISD closed tomorrow.

jeff wrote:Light ZR and IP in League City.

Freezing rain? Surface temps are at least a degree or two above freezing. How can that be?

I have dropped a degree and a half in the past hour. From 36.0 to 34.5

Edit: I always post a few seconds after someone and stuck on the top of a new page. Like 5 times now. lol.

Small sleet confirmed in League City.

Just got a text from a friend that works at Hobby Airport. Light sleet and snow mix right now. He has word that hobby will close soon for the rest of today and possibly tomorrow.

PaulEInHouston wrote:At work at Hobby airport. Light precip here as well...

You know a Jason from cargo?

Lake Charles at 32 and about to get hit by some decent precip it looks like.

To anyone losing confidence in the event: The models/NWS are following .1''-.5'' of precip from several hundred miles away and attempt to account for current temperature, dew points, upper level conditions, and the magic that is "wet bulb cooling" hours in the future. If you think they can...

Here's one for some of the more knowledgeable members: Since precip is trending to start during the 'warmest' part of the day tomorrow, would there be an issue regarding p-type? It might very well reach 35 tomorrow, would this hamper accumulations if the event onsets early? Does the event wrap up mu...