To be fair, the HRRR was never really consistent yesterday. It couldnt get a solid grasp on the dynamics of the storm. Possibly this has something to do with the lack of air samples from Mexico.Either way, it was all over the place yesterday afternoon with every single run. I will say this though, w...

I can tell the moisture is there..... I've managed not to use my A/C until about an hour ago. It's just a matter of time now. I'll be up all night reporting from my neck of the woods here in Sugar Land. I live in brightwater. I'll be up all night doing the same it looks like especially if the HRRR ...

Temp 34.5F
DP 27.1

All we need is precip here. That shower that passed by helped alot

I remember in 2000 or 2001, we had thunder and lightning but the temps stayed at 33 or 34. Very very heavy rain and lots of thunder. I was so mad when i woke up and had to drive to school that morning.

Could it be since the snow pack is higher north of our position, vs north of central texas?

Godspeed to the NWS guys, im sure they ar working hard on this one. Lets see how it goes fellas.

.38 here in Missouri City

I got 25.5F here in SL. Dewpoint 16.1F

nuby3 wrote:I've been noticing the returns out west all day. I've also noticed the water vapor loop

Yes we have!!

.07 here at my weather station. I want to thank all of you met for your input on this system and the run uo to the system as well. Means alot and as an academic, i learn something new every time!

nuby3 wrote:water vapor..

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/tropical/satpix ... v_loop.php

Oh hey.

MontgomeryCoWx wrote:Complete white out in Conroe of sleet. Heavy heavy sleet accumulating fast on 336.

oh wow. Pics?

33.8 in the Land of Sugar.

nuby3 wrote:

TeamPlayersBlue wrote:And if that happens.....

HAPPY TIME

Lol, it would be a wash out....with ice.

And if that happens.....

TxJohn wrote:Still 32.3 degrees. Dewpoint up to 26 from 20. Will we go lower than 32?

If the precip is heavy enough, absolutely.

srainhoutx wrote:Light sleet and light rain at my location in NW Harris County.

temp?

TxJohn wrote:Still nothing here. We'll probably reach freezing soon....but where's our moisture?

Patient grasshopper, atmosphere is saturating as we speak, should be 'raining' very soon

wxman57 wrote:

cperk wrote:Appear to be getting a little freezing rain in Richmond.

Temperatures in the Richmond area appear to be 38-39 deg. Sugar Land airport is holding steady at 39. Do you actually see ice on surfaces there?

Correct. 38.8 here in SL no precip

Everyone will get caught with their pants down. NWS is all over the place man.