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00z Euro wow
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If we can get that low to dig about another 100-150 miles more south then we’re in business. So close!!
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Cpv17 its definitely trending closer, would be a nasty sleet storm for my area though
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Ehh..you can keep the ice
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KFOR for Next Week has really got me concerned.


That’s why I said it needs to dig further south.
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I really am liking the pattern im seeing through hour 300 on the GFS, Jet stream buckles south and allows multiple storm systems to pass through Texas with some arctic air, definitely looking like a favorable pattern for some wintry mischief down the road
My Weatherbug app has my down for a 70% chance of a rain/snow mix for next Wednesday night.
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12z CMC putting us in the Ice Box next week, also shows a winter storm forming fwiw🥶🥶
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RUNStratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 11:31 am 12z CMC putting us in the Ice Box next week, also shows a winter storm forming fwiw🥶🥶

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Yup both 00Z EURO and 12z CMC suggest a winter storm may form next week with gnarly ice accumulations.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 11:31 am 12z CMC putting us in the Ice Box next week, also shows a winter storm forming fwiw🥶🥶
Good thing it's just a model run. Take these with a grain of salt for right now.
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That is a crazy run by the euro!

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The 18z GFS FWIW has trended toward the Euro and CMC solutions with a winter storm in Texas, obviously where this will occur remains to be seen but with all 3 major global models on board, its very interesting
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Not a good run by the 0z Euro and 6z GFS if you want winter weather. Hopefully they’ll come back around. We really need this low to dig deeper into Mexico and deepen a lot before ejecting or else Texas might not get much of anything.
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CPV17 well some of the GEFS members say otherwise, im not putting much stock into the global models right now until i see some consistency , the mesocale models will also be important when they get into range of this storm system
I wouldn’t bank on anything happening.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:52 am CPV17 well some of the GEFS members say otherwise, im not putting much stock into the global models right now until i see some consistency , the mesocale models will also be important when they get into range of this storm system
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I agree. We'll see how it plays out, as of now the Houston area is getting winter precip on about 6 of the 30 GEFS members.Cpv17 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:06 amI wouldn’t bank on anything happening.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:52 am CPV17 well some of the GEFS members say otherwise, im not putting much stock into the global models right now until i see some consistency , the mesocale models will also be important when they get into range of this storm system