tireman4 wrote:Paul Lewis of NWS Houston/Galveston is the one retiring.

DILLY DILLY !!!

What are the % of precip overnight? 20%,80% ? Thanks

Surely ONE of those will be right......surely

That just looks like a big mess right there.

Noticing the shorter term mesoscale models as well as the SPC SREF Ensembles being rather aggressive with the possibility of wintery precipitation extending from S Texas up the Coast into portions of Southern and Southeastern Louisiana. Likely overdone, but with a 500mb cold core upper low near El ...

Even with this incoming strong front, so far it looks like my prediction of 33 on Oct 29 will still hold as the coldest day this season, at least here in Orange. Don't think this front will break that. I said that 33 on Oct 29 could be the coldest day we see all season...that would be something....

That's because there isn't anything happening with the weather.. Unless there is a significant change in the weather pattern coming it stays pretty quiet in here. With La Nina being around, may not see alot of activity in here...hit and miss....

harp wrote:No posts in three days? Is this mic on??

but I am liking this....

https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0&ypos=456

srainhoutx wrote:

snowman65 wrote:Not a big fan of "glancing shots".....I want the whole enchilada!!!

You are welcome via the 12Z GFS...lol

lol...Would be nice but I know better

Not a big fan of "glancing shots".....I want the whole enchilada!!!

I just saw a report on the weather channel about a Greenland block setting up that "might" help give us a shot at cooler temps around Thanksgiving time frame. I know it's still a ways off Anyone care to elaborate on that? Thanks!

I got a gut feeling that the cold snap we had back in Oct might be the about coldest we see this year. I hope I'm wrong.

Ok, who ordered this God forsaken November weather???

Everywhere I read it's a La Nina season so warm and mild here the year.....oh well.

Our cold front is making progress this morning and should arrive in College Station around midnight and off the Coast shortly after sunrise tomorrow morning. I see Winter Storm Warnings are up for the Southern Rockies and both Denver and Raton Pass into Northern New Mexico are reporting light snow ...

Looking like we may just skip fall altogether and go straight into winter in December sometime...thank you, La Nina...lol.

Just like that....it's gone

I just need it to be cool and dry in Nashville Oct 14-17, please. Whatever you have to do to make that happen....LOL

WTH????

What is this I keep seeing about possible tropical mischief in the southern gulf around Oct 6/7?