Any chance for Snow Mid week into the weekend of next week for Denver Colorado ? and west into the ski resorts ?

I could be wrong, but maybe earlier you were looking at a zone forecast, which was general to your county. Now the point forecasts are back up and more detailed to your specific area. Trends have been good today, if you want snow.[/quote] thats right i didnt even click that they where differnt sorry...

its looking like the chances of SE Houston's chances of accumulation are going down to me is this true What makes you think it's going down? Just because they said the northern area's will get more snow doesn't mean that you won't get a lot. Everything is relative. i was looking at the nws website ...

its looking like the chances of SE Houston's chances of accumulation are going down to me is this true

would u say that our chances for snow here in Houston are on the increase Yes. Snow chances are now in the 'likely' category. I suspect they will only increase as the genesis of the low beings to take shape. I'm not sure why HGX is saying south of I-10. Thins appear to be further inland this time. ...

would u say that our chances for snow here in Houston are on the increase

Correct and then as the ridge moves east the CMC has areas hitting close to 20 around Houston and 10 degrees NW of that![/quote]


wow !!! it will be interesting to see how it all unfolds

Andrew wrote:CMC 2m temps are a lot colder than the 850 temps. As a result we would get wintry percip with most if not all of the disturbance.

is that the disturbance that's coming in Thursday night into Friday that u are referring to ?

srainhoutx wrote:La La Land NAM (hour 60) suggests a Euro/UKMET type solution slowing the progression of our late week system, it appears.

slowing is a good sign correct ?

They are similar to the 12z but interestingly enough the CMC shows possible wintry weather for SE Texas and then Central and North Texas.[/quote]


what day[/quote]


Thursday for us.[/quote]


that would be great if it worked out we shall see

Andrew wrote:

weatherguy425 wrote:Are the CMC's surface temps a little warmer. -10 never makes it into southeast texas.

They are similar to the 12z but interestingly enough the CMC shows possible wintry weather for SE Texas and then Central and North Texas.

what day

skidog38 wrote:has it ever snowed more than 2 days in row in houston?

is this something that u are seeing may happen or is this just a question ? j/w

wxman57 wrote:

Mr. Weather wrote:does it look like the wintry mix is moving closer to the coast away from it

Overnight runs are considerably farther north with the winter precip.

thanks for the update

does it look like the wintry mix is moving closer to the coast away from it

would u say that our chances for wintry precipitation is going up here in Houston the closer we get ? To tell you the truth I don't think we will know until the event actually happens. Timing is such an issue even the smallest change in timing could mean the difference between rain and some sort of...

would u say that our chances for wintry precipitation is going up here in Houston the closer we get ?

is Houston going to get in on any of the snow this time ?

how confident are we in that this is going to be the model it follows its still like 5 days out so a lot can change though

skidog38 wrote:2 foot of snow maybe more

Where are u seeing this at ??

Does anyone know how often accuweather updates their website ? I believe, and someone can correct me on this, that they are tied with the models. There is no human interaction with the Accuweather forecasts at all. That is why I do not even look at them. You are better served to go with the Nationa...