I think I said it 2 days ago, just chill out everyone, the storm is still coming. Things are actually looking good for the Houston area.
The HRRR is the most overhyped model ever….it must be the name. Good marketing though.
January 2025
what is this GRAF model?
It's getting into that window when sounding data and realtime obs matters more than any of the models.
Clouds are starting to thicken up, up here in the Woodlands.
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From Jeff on Facebook at 3 pm
Winter storm likely tonight into tomorrow
midday
Accumulations of snow likely over the area.
Graphics below show the probability of greater than 4 inches and greater than 6 inches of snow over the area
Last graphic is showing the current forecast snowfall. Could see some locally higher totals spylth of I10 where the most sustained banding will be found
Precipitation will begin after 900pm this evening and end around midday Tuesday with the heavies between 300am and 1000am Tuesday
Travel will be nearly impossible on Tuesday
Winter storm likely tonight into tomorrow
midday
Accumulations of snow likely over the area.
Graphics below show the probability of greater than 4 inches and greater than 6 inches of snow over the area
Last graphic is showing the current forecast snowfall. Could see some locally higher totals spylth of I10 where the most sustained banding will be found
Precipitation will begin after 900pm this evening and end around midday Tuesday with the heavies between 300am and 1000am Tuesday
Travel will be nearly impossible on Tuesday
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Isn't the nature of snowfall dictated by the temps? This snow might be more "wet" (and, easier to make snowmen, etc) due to the milder temps in contrast to Feb 2021 (which was more powder).MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 2:04 pmNo one is asking you to leave, just don’t be a whiny negative poster when one model isn’t showing what we or you want.
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Here? Yes.user:null wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 3:15 pmIsn't the nature of snowfall dictated by the temps? This snow might be more "wet" (and, easier to make snowmen, etc) due to the milder temps in contrast to Feb 2021 (which was more powder).MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 2:04 pmNo one is asking you to leave, just don’t be a whiny negative poster when one model isn’t showing what we or you want.
Up north, no. North meaning north of our viewing area.
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What about the Willis area?
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I was outside and I’ve started to get a tad bit of drizzle and small grainy flakes
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MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 3:49 pm I was outside and I’ve started to get a tad bit of drizzle and small grainy flakes
I saw a few here in League City a few mins ago
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Looks snowy for sure! Fingers crossed 
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