wxdata wrote:

txsnowmaker wrote:
Hopefully it will make its way to you shortly!

Sir, yes sir!!

It has ended for now over here. Definitely not enough for accumulation but we certainly had some snow coming down...

wxdata wrote:

txsnowmaker wrote:

wxdata wrote:No snow in the Afton Oaks/Galleria area, just rain.

I am blocks north of the Galleria, and am watching white flakes coming down!

You must be in a 'snow band' as I just walked outside again and we got nada!

Hopefully it will make its way to you shortly!

wxdata wrote:No snow in the Afton Oaks/Galleria area, just rain.

I am blocks north of the Galleria, and am watching white flakes coming down! Just goes to show what a difference a mile or two can make...

Just started snowing near the Galleria. Good call with the timing wxman57!

wxdata wrote:Sleeting in the Galleria area.

Indeed it is. Snow can't be far behind...

brazoria_county22 wrote:is this all for the preicp? there aint nothing behind after this...

No. There is more coming. Check out what the pro mets are saying on this board as well as on the local tv stations.

I'm watching the radar and honestly it's not lloking good for areas around and south of I-10. The WIndow for snow is closing as the precip is moves east. Nothern areas still look good at the moment. Don't worry, the rain/snow line will be moving into the city around 6 pm with precip lingering aroun...

Ed Mahmoud wrote:Just went outside, and was crushed bitterly.


OK, maybe not that bad. Still water in Galleria area rooftop parking.

It just let up (I promise) but am seeing intermittent flakes again.

From the second floor, I am seeing what I thought to be sleet but at second glance appears to be snowflakes mixed in with the rain near the Galleria right now. You see it Ed?

Steady rain began a few minutes ago over by the Galleria.

Here is some video posted about 45 minutes ago from Avery Ranch, which I believe is about halfway between Austin and Georgetown:

http://www.kvue.com/younews/85039452.html

Folks in Houston metro, enjoy the white stuff later and don't worry folks, snow is on the way. FYI--posted on chron.com less than a couple hours ago: (excerpt) Snow system still on track for Houston metro area (headline) Houston remains on track to receive some late-winter snow this evening. The for...

A few more comments out of Ft. Worth NWS Precip seems to be forming a little sooner than the models want it too It is ahead of where the 00z NAM is indicating precipitation. I just talked with Eastland County. Rising Star has 1/2 mile visiblity with snow as of 9 pm. Thanks wxdata. What is happening...

Haha on 2k Wxman is being the "party popper". I guess it is not always fun when you have to call it as it is. :lol: Anyways my opinion of this is that I think we will get a little more accumulation than forecasted. I mean it doesn't take much extra moisture to change everything. As I read...

FYI courtesy of chron.com: Another source, Fred Schmude of Impact Weather, said the snowfall could be even wider in scope. His prediction: Atmospheric data indicates rain will likely mix with or change to sleet or wet snow across Montgomery and possibly Northern Harris County in between 3pm and 6pm ...

Tim Heller just gave his latest thoughts: an inch or so for Houston. He was careful to add that just a little added moisture in the air could make a big difference in the projected snowfall amounts.

Jabcwb2, I am grateful for your son's courageous and loyal service to our country, and also for the sacrifices that you and all the military families have made. God bless you all, and I hope your family has the whitest Christmas celebration you have ever had in Houston!

txsnowmaker , mine is for NW Harris County. (DW Hooks) Thanks srain. Also, I like Candy Cane's thoughts on an inch for the southern suburbs... Keep in mind that I'm just drawing lines. The 1", 2" and 3" line could fall anywhere. But it's ridiculous to think that 1" of snow will ...

srainhoutx wrote:txsnowmaker, mine is for NW Harris County. (DW Hooks)

Thanks srain. Also, I like Candy Cane's thoughts on an inch for the southern suburbs...

Grids just updated. 100% chance of rain/snow for Houston tomorrow with an 80% chance of SNOW tomorrow night...I'd imagine that some type of watch or advisory will be issued for Harris, Fort Bend, Waller, Austin and Liberty Counties at the afternoon AFD. 90% rain/snow here tomorrow with an 80% snow ...