Wx Infinity Forums

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 30, 2022 11:36 pm UKMET has a band of up to 4” of snow across southeast TX.

Andrew wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 8:09 am The latest couple of runs from the GFS have trended towards the ECMWF solution with a slightly more modified airmass pushing through the region. The upper-level trough continues to flatten out with a large chunk of the energy shearing off over New Mexico into western Texas. Both models indicate that low-level clouds will also probably stick around throughout the weekend so we might not see as drastic of lows as once anticipated. Often the case with these types of shallow air masses those out west will see the coldest air with a more modified version further east. While I still anticipate a freeze for most of the region, a hard freeze may be avoided for the Houston Metro region at least depending on how cloud cover plays out. Those further west could still see temps in the mid to low 20s for Friday and Saturday morning. Frozen precip still looks like a Hill Country & North Texas issue but we will see if we can get any additional lift on Friday or Saturday as the remaining shortwave trough pushes through.

don wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 9:54 am You're reading too much into individual model runs and taking them too verbatim. You'll drive yourself crazy if you live and die by each model run...

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 10:21 am I apologize if im annoying anyone, as a young college student who is very much enthusiastic about weather, I do have a tendency as Don pointed out to get “too glued” to model runs , I am no way trying to annoy anyone here! Im not like that (Tropikal” troll dude in the prior forums haha, just a fan of winter/ wintry precip kinda weather!