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wxman666 wrote:Sure. http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/video?id=7881973Andrew wrote:Do you have a link I couldn't find it on the site?wxman666 wrote:Interesting. Looks like Tim Heller disagrees with HGX and some of the models, calling for all rain on Sunday for the whole area...nothing frozen. HGX still says wintry mix possible north.
I could talk about how it's automated and uses a special formula using the GFS and all that stuff, but I'll just keep it short and say "no"jabcwb2 wrote:Thank you all for all your diligence in tracking the weather for us. I just checked intellicast. That was disappointing. Is that a good source for seeing what we are looking at weather wise for the next few days?
can you link me to what you are looking at? I found the briefing from today not sure when that is from but it mentioned the wintry mix on Sunday.wxman666 wrote:On a further note...HGX stated in their 8 o'clock discussion that the forecast looks on track and no update will be needed tonight. Clearly they are happy with the current forecast right now, which continues to portray a wintry mess for some of the area.
Oh, I agree with you too. My amatuer comments weren't pointed toward anyone in particular.Andrew wrote:I agree for the snow this weekend. I was talking about the possibility of snow with next weeks event but snow this weekend just doesn't look like it will happen.
Well as wxman has been saying the Houston weather service does not like to forecast extreme temps this far out. I am sure the temps will come down as time goes on.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php ... glossary=1helloitsb wrote:can you link me to what you are looking at? I found the briefing from today not sure when that is from but it mentioned the wintry mix on Sunday.wxman666 wrote:On a further note...HGX stated in their 8 o'clock discussion that the forecast looks on track and no update will be needed tonight. Clearly they are happy with the current forecast right now, which continues to portray a wintry mess for some of the area.
thanks!wxman666 wrote:http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php ... glossary=1helloitsb wrote:can you link me to what you are looking at? I found the briefing from today not sure when that is from but it mentioned the wintry mix on Sunday.wxman666 wrote:On a further note...HGX stated in their 8 o'clock discussion that the forecast looks on track and no update will be needed tonight. Clearly they are happy with the current forecast right now, which continues to portray a wintry mess for some of the area.
Sorry...I need to get better at remembering to provide links.
No I know I was just saying in general I expect the temps to drop. Like you said though 00z should be fun. I feel like a kid in a candy shop.Mr. T wrote:Oh, I agree with you too. My amatuer comments weren't pointed toward anyone in particular.Andrew wrote:I agree for the snow this weekend. I was talking about the possibility of snow with next weeks event but snow this weekend just doesn't look like it will happen.
Well as wxman has been saying the Houston weather service does not like to forecast extreme temps this far out. I am sure the temps will come down as time goes on.
thanks![/quote]wxman666 wrote:http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php ... glossary=1helloitsb wrote:can you link me to what you are looking at? I found the briefing from today not sure when that is from but it mentioned the wintry mix on Sunday.wxman666 wrote:On a further note...HGX stated in their 8 o'clock discussion that the forecast looks on track and no update will be needed tonight. Clearly they are happy with the current forecast right now, which continues to portray a wintry mess for some of the area.
Sorry...I need to get better at remembering to provide links.
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CONCERN IS THE MUCH COOLER TEMPERATURES THAT THE ECMWF IS
DEVELOPING OVER THE NORTHERN ZONES AS THE LOW DEVELOPS OVER THE
COASTAL WATERS. GFS MODEL SOUNDINGS GETTING CLOSE TO A RAIN SNOW
MIX AND THE ECMWF IS LOOKING LIKE A SNOW AND RAIN MIX FOR THE
NORTHERN AREAS (CLL-UTS- LIVINGSTON) NORTHWARD ON SUNDAY. HAVE
OPTED TO ADD RAIN/SNOW MIX FOR THESE NORTHERN AREAS BUT SURFACE
TEMPERATURES WILL PRECLUDE ANY STICKING TO ROADWAYS BUT TREES AND
GRASSY AREAS MIGHT SEE A LITTLE ACCUMULATION.
No I know this was the version before it was backing up what you said.wxman666 wrote:Sorry...I guess I'm seeing a different update. I saw that this afternoon. Here is the current version...
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
813 PM CST WED JAN 5 2011
.DISCUSSION...
CURRENT FCST IS ON TRACK. NO UPDATE TONIGHT. 47
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They are rare events to begin with. There have been 56 instances of where the average temperature was 32 or lower with the lows in the 20's and highs in the 30's since 1969 at KIAH. The last time that happened was in January 2010. It happens on average about ever 0.75 years. Interesting to note a large gap from 1997 to 2010.Andrew wrote: Temps in the 20's and high barely making it out of the 30's is not normal. Any precip is just wishcasting at this point. Temps are pretty speculative at this point also. We don't even have the cold weather in Canada yet. A hard freeze is looking likely at this point and we just don't know about precip.
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Date Average Daily
1/7/1970 32
1/5/1972 31
1/10/1973 32
1/11/1973 29
1/12/1973 29
1/8/1976 31
1/10/1977 31
1/18/1977 32
1/10/1978 32
1/17/1978 30
1/19/1978 29
1/20/1978 25
1/21/1978 28
1/1/1979 31
1/2/1979 26
1/14/1979 32
2/11/1981 30
1/11/1982 23
1/13/1982 31
1/17/1982 32
2/6/1982 31
12/22/1983 27
12/23/1983 28
12/24/1983 21
12/25/1983 20
12/26/1983 25
12/29/1983 29
12/30/1983 31
1/19/1984 30
1/20/1984 32
1/21/1985 28
2/1/1985 25
2/2/1985 30
2/3/1985 32
1/8/1988 31
2/4/1989 26
2/5/1989 29
2/6/1989 27
2/7/1989 29
3/5/1989 32
12/16/1989 28
12/22/1989 24
12/23/1989 18
12/24/1989 27
12/22/1990 29
12/23/1990 27
12/24/1990 30
12/31/1990 29
2/2/1996 32
2/3/1996 32
2/4/1996 32
12/18/1996 32
1/13/1997 31
1/14/1997 32
1/8/2010 29
1/9/2010 32
Always coming through with the stats. Thanks PtarmiganPtarmigan wrote:They are rare events to begin with. There have been 56 instances of where the average temperature was 32 or lower with the lows in the 20's and highs in the 30's since 1969 at KIAH. The last time that happened was in January 2010. It happens on average about ever 0.75 years. Interesting to note a large gap from 1997 to 2010.Andrew wrote: Temps in the 20's and high barely making it out of the 30's is not normal. Any precip is just wishcasting at this point. Temps are pretty speculative at this point also. We don't even have the cold weather in Canada yet. A hard freeze is looking likely at this point and we just don't know about precip.
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Date Average Daily 1/7/1970 32 1/5/1972 31 1/10/1973 32 1/11/1973 29 1/12/1973 29 1/8/1976 31 1/10/1977 31 1/18/1977 32 1/10/1978 32 1/17/1978 30 1/19/1978 29 1/20/1978 25 1/21/1978 28 1/1/1979 31 1/2/1979 26 1/14/1979 32 2/11/1981 30 1/11/1982 23 1/13/1982 31 1/17/1982 32 2/6/1982 31 12/22/1983 27 12/23/1983 28 12/24/1983 21 12/25/1983 20 12/26/1983 25 12/29/1983 29 12/30/1983 31 1/19/1984 30 1/20/1984 32 1/21/1985 28 2/1/1985 25 2/2/1985 30 2/3/1985 32 1/8/1988 31 2/4/1989 26 2/5/1989 29 2/6/1989 27 2/7/1989 29 3/5/1989 32 12/16/1989 28 12/22/1989 24 12/23/1989 18 12/24/1989 27 12/22/1990 29 12/23/1990 27 12/24/1990 30 12/31/1990 29 2/2/1996 32 2/3/1996 32 2/4/1996 32 12/18/1996 32 1/13/1997 31 1/14/1997 32 1/8/2010 29 1/9/2010 32
Your welcome Andrew.Andrew wrote:
Always coming through with the stats. Thanks Ptarmigan
