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TxLady wrote: ↑Wed Mar 12, 2025 4:05 pm Done! Thanks for the reminder!

Thank you, TxLady!

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Nothing has changed. Most of SE Texas should see 2-3 inches of snow. Heavier snow banding will be embedded in the overall plum of showers and that is where 3-6+ inches could occur. Where that sets up will be key but no one will know until it starts.

Gosh, the closer it gets to the event, the more depressing this becomes. If this south and east trend keeps going, it will only be cold with a trace of winter mischief. Where are you located? Magnolia. All week my weather has been showing winter precipitation of 1-3 inches until a little bit ago fo...

Pretty good confidence mostly snow and some sleet north of I-10. Possible some rain/freezing rain to start off the event but soundings support a near perfect environment for snow down here. Two key things to keep an eye on for precip is banding and a dry slot that could appear somewhere across the r...

Well deserved, congrats!

GFS is showing a more favorable environment over the next couple of days across the Western Gulf of Mexico. A major is definitely not out of the realm of possibility but still seems unlikely at this point.

Chances remain low that significant impacts will be felt inland across the immediate Houston area. Fortunately, upper-level steering paired with the layout of the Texas Coastline will make it nearly impossible for an organized system to make landfall in this area. At this point I think east of the T...

I hope everyone is doing well and did not receive much if any damage. Thank you all for the amazing conversation and support during this storm. I know hundreds if not thousands of people browse these forums looking for additional information and so many people stepped up providing wonderful analysis.

Ptarmigan wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2024 10:43 pm I would not be surprised if Beryl is already a hurricane by now.

Agreed, nhc is waiting for recon but this should have been updated on the 10pm update

Latest recon

I think the eye contracting is causing the appearance of a NNE movement. Recon should pass through here shortly and we will know

Still seeing some dry air mixing into the center of circulation and that's keeping it a little more elongated. That could be some good news and delay some of the intensification.

ClearLake77 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 10:27 pm Where can I see the HRR?

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0702&fh=10

Rip76 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 8:38 pm

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 8:32 pm 2nd recon center fix has an even sharper NW movement

Crazy. My eyes are seeing WNW. I need to back away for a bit.

Shear is still causing issues and creating these "fake" movements.

Is it possible Beryl still jogs east on landfall or is it a done deal for Matagorda area? Will strength also make a difference? General movement during landfall will be to the north or NW When will conditions start to go down hill? I gotta unload some crates with a fork lift tomorrow at 5 pm.. Sund...

For some perspective this is what the most recent GFS believes the current situation is. Obviously, satellite paints a different picture. If convection is maintained that could be a worrying sign.