1-2 degrees made all the difference in DFW last storm.
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Cromangum that makes a significant difference down here with precipitation types
It's goint to be in the lower 20s when the moisture gets here. The issue is going to be how much moisture and where.
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YUGGGGGGGGGGEEEEE difference
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Correct answer!
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Since temperatures are a good 3-4 degrees colder than forecast, i know that can effect precipitation type, but what kind of effect does this have at the 700 mb level?
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Jim Cantore is in Houston 

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damn were at 40 degress already lol
I'm pulling for the GEM to deliver again (like 2021).
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Im already at 32
Still 32°F up in College Station.
Our NWS forecast hasn't changed much in days. 1.5-2.5+ inches of snow. Mix is out of the forecast.
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So is this a global model? Have not seen much talk on it.MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 12:22 pm FV3 agrees
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While other models have wavered significantly in the last 24 hours...moving the heaviest snow axis south and then back north again, the IBM GRAF has remained remarkably consistent, showing little to no change in the last 36 hours. Incredible test for this model
While other models have wavered significantly in the last 24 hours...moving the heaviest snow axis south and then back north again, the IBM GRAF has remained remarkably consistent, showing little to no change in the last 36 hours. Incredible test for this model
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