Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 02, 2023 9:38 pm Well the southern part of the line is definitely weakening appreciably, thats good news , cap holding strong

Of course, when you say that, you get clapped with the line of storms.

DFW and Texarkana are going to be absolutely hammered tomorrow.

I may get some storms, but severe weather? That is too close to call for me.

Durant, OK is getting the Radar Tower set up!

Sunday is looking really scary for me.

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 10:17 pm Dang it. This SE ridge per 500mb anomalies on the ensembles is going to be a problem for awhile.

I'm concerned about a warm/hot, dry spring and lock down by the Death Ridge by June.

Were coming into a more Neutral ENSO in a few months, the La Nina is slowly decaying away.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 1:19 am Looking at low to mid 80s all week. Gross.

Well, that is nothing compared to being at the heart of the SE Ridge with 90s as far north as North Carolina!

A bit OT, but I just got an email that I've been accepted into the University of Oklahoma for Meteorology.

I had a Dust Storm today

https://youtu.be/jKa9qCJFLC0

That wind is insane! Recently had a gust over 50 mph

2.2 inches of rain, then it snowed a little bit last night.


Now I'm expecting snow tonight, that was not expected.

Widespread .5 to .75 inch of rain expected for SE Texas next week

Colder than expected, jeez.

22°F outside

Cold Front faster than expected.

Thundersleet wrote: ↑Fri Jan 27, 2023 11:32 pm Only out of curiosity, does anyone know what became of ticka1, wxman57, and Mr.T? Please tell me CO-VID did not snuff their lives out.

Wxman57 is on S2K.

Next Week is going to be scary
I get an Ice Storm, then a Sleet Storm, and to end the week: a Snowstorm!

The Icy weather could make it as far south as San Antonio or maybe College Station because the Shallow Arctic Air mass ignores the upper-level patterns.

Iceresistance wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:32 pm SE Houston tornado is currently rated EF-2, the first of its kind down there in January since 2018.

Nope, it just got upgraded to EF-3.

SE Houston tornado is currently rated EF-2, the first of its kind down there in January since 2018.

I got at least 5-8 inches of snow (most kept melting), I may have gotten over an inch of QPF.

Snowing at my area while Y'all are getting tornadoes? This storm system is very dynamic!