
Also note the spread between the GFS and the ECMWF at hour 168...

A bit too soon to tell as it only goes out to hour 144. With that said, the the 500mb flow does show a somewhat cross polar flow with an Upper Air disturbance riding S along the lee side of the Rockies in the NW flow aloft. We shall see....txsnowmaker wrote:Can someone explain what the latest UKMET model is showing for Texas (especially for our area) early-mid next week? This seems to have generated some interest from Texans in other forums...
Ed Mahmoud wrote:T'was nippy this morning.
I can remember recent light freezes, even in March, and we may or may not get more cold weather, but I think the window is closing on Winter Weather Miracle season.
http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/UKHE ... kloop.htmlEd Mahmoud wrote:Hey, where can I find UK Met data out to 144 hours.
Inquiring minds and all...
Also of note Ed, is that the UKMET is second in 'verifcation' behind the EC so far this winter.Ed Mahmoud wrote:Thanks.
I wonder why the UK Met in the 'regular' part of the e-Wall only goes 72 hours.
Nothing yet sleet. But you hang in there. Some mighty cold air is expected to build into Canada from Siberia. Who knows, it may just head south before winter’s last gasp. Then it will be time to watch for severe weather as we head into Spring.sleetstorm wrote:As it stands, wintry precip. is not being shown on any of the models to fall in southeast Texas during sometime next week regardless of the feasibility that it could very well come about, right?
wxdata wrote:If the forecast holds, this would be interesting!