Thank you! Over here in New Orleans, but do pay lots of attention to your forum.

Is the arctic air still on schedule for that weekend?

tireman4 wrote:Have you made your famous "Stepping Down" phrase on here yet, Srain?

Yes, he did earlier.

The 12Z GFS continues the trend of advertising wintry weather across a lot of our Region which includes, Central/N/NE/E and portions of SE Texas into Louisiana. The GFS suggests 2 meter temperatures running anywhere from the mid to upper 20's to the low 30's by Thursday morning depending on your lo...

A quick update on the late next week storm system expected Thursday night into Saturday. The GFS has trended much colder and suggest once again p-type issue may well be a problem. The latest MEX text data suggest freezing rain as far S as Hobby may be an issue, so our weather week ahead will be fil...

What would cause the GFS to lose the really cold air? It has been pretty consistent with it up until now. Is this just an anomaly?

Doesn't look like it so far......

Could someone explain why the temperatures in the Northeast will be well below freezing tonight but they expect to receive 2 to 3 feet of snow but if our temperatures are "too cold" (below freezing) we get ice with NO snow? Obviously, I am a novice and request everyone's patience while I ...

By the way, has anyone seen the last two runs of the GFS? I'm assuming you're referencing what it's showing out in "la-la" land with snow and sleet all the way down to the gulf coast first part of February? Looks like an interesting pattern is setting up in the longer range via the Euro a...

By the way, has anyone seen the last two runs of the GFS?

Thank you.

Srain, earlier today you mentioned something about a potential storm next week?

What about the reinforcing shot of cold air coming? Wouldn't that act to lower the dewpoints?

Jacksonville getting snow, now I REALLY feel cheated!!!! LOL! We are monitoring for the possibility of a little sleet over here tomorrow.

Wow. Also of note, there are light snow flurries in Jacksonville, Fl. right now.

Ice crystals are otherwise known as snow. How is that possible?

Ptarmigan wrote:I notice Louisiana, including coastal Louisiana has a Hard Freeze Warning.

Yes, they moved it up to a hard freeze warning for us. Right now, it's 41, dew point 24 and falling like a rock. The wind is howling!

Getting closer to SE Louisiana as well.

Question: What I'm hearing here in S.E. Louisiana is that the cold air will move out rather quickly by the weekend. Any thoughts or opinions? How long is it forecasted to remain in your area?

Unfortunately, there seems to be no sign of moisture. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.