You can put the region to (South-Central USA) so you can get a better visual of Oklahoma & Texas!Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 5:45 pm Hard to see but I cant zoom in any closer but FWIW the 18z GEFS does have some members on board with a wintry storm next week, key word “just a few right now though) this is days 8-9
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Yeah, Member #12 has a foot of snow in Oklahoma & Texas from a single storm.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 5:52 pm After figuring out how to zoom in, here is a better view of the 18z GEFS members
Growing confidence for a pretty strong front to move through here towards the end of next week. Still don’t really like what I see from the models yet. Probably need a better snowpack up north. Too much modification.
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Always the case down here..air modifies to quick here
Yeah especially when there’s not much of a snowpack over the central plain states.
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I mean technically cant you still get wintry precipitation or a storm even with modified arctic air?
Yes but it makes it a lot harder.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 8:04 pm I mean technically cant you still get wintry precipitation or a storm even with modified arctic air?
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Well well well, the models have just gotten really interesting.
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If we can get that low to dig about another 100-150 miles more south then we’re in business. So close!!
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Cpv17 its definitely trending closer, would be a nasty sleet storm for my area though
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Ehh..you can keep the ice
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KFOR for Next Week has really got me concerned.
That’s why I said it needs to dig further south.
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I really am liking the pattern im seeing through hour 300 on the GFS, Jet stream buckles south and allows multiple storm systems to pass through Texas with some arctic air, definitely looking like a favorable pattern for some wintry mischief down the road
My Weatherbug app has my down for a 70% chance of a rain/snow mix for next Wednesday night.
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RUNStratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 11:31 am 12z CMC putting us in the Ice Box next week, also shows a winter storm forming fwiw🥶🥶