ULL still seems to be dropping south and even farther south than the Euro and other models show:
http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
February 1-5, 2011 Arctic Blast/Winter Storm Discussion
Should I not go over the beltway bridge then?
Jeff, parameters still coming together like you thought early this morning? Sticking by your projections?
So what does that mean for us with it going further south?Andrew wrote:ULL still seems to be dropping south and even farther south than the Euro and other models show:
http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
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is our moisture even on shore yet? I don't know why everone is calling bust?
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Ed Mahmoud wrote:jdman wrote:Jeff, parameters still coming together like you thought early this morning? Sticking by your projections?
Wasn't there supposed to be a special 1 pm e-mail. I love reading those...
Only to those folks who are optimistic.....

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Everyone we need to understand that this is not the event that is supposed to bring the wintry percip. That is coming after midnight when the low heads east. All the moisture that looks like it is too far to the south will begin to head north as the ULL gets closer. Until then don't expect much so please don't say this is a bust when it hasn't even began.
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I'm about 3/4 glass full on this snow actually materializing everywhere in SE TX at some point tonight (as ED would put it). I don't buy seeing anything more than 2 inches though around my area, but who knows. The low hasn't moved east enough yet to pull in much low level gulf moisture inland. That comes tonight. Like Andrew just said. The moisture now is from the Pacific jet overhead.Snowman wrote:I certainly dont see northern harris county recieving 3 to 5 inches of snow... the moisture is east
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Thank you Andrew!!!!!Andrew wrote:Everyone we need to understand that this is not the event that is supposed to bring the wintry percip. That is coming after midnight when the low heads east. All the moisture that looks like it is too far to the south will begin to head north as the ULL gets closer. Until then don't expect much so please don't say this is a bust when it hasn't even began.

Really, for those of you crying bust, please re-read the actual text of the Winter Storm Warning. Carefully. 

thank you and I wasn't calling a bust I was saying why are others? People need to calm downAndrew wrote:Everyone we need to understand that this is not the event that is supposed to bring the wintry percip. That is coming after midnight when the low heads east. All the moisture that looks like it is too far to the south will begin to head north as the ULL gets closer. Until then don't expect much so please don't say this is a bust when it hasn't even began.

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helloitsb wrote:thank you and I wasn't calling a bust I was saying why are others? People need to calm downAndrew wrote:Everyone we need to understand that this is not the event that is supposed to bring the wintry percip. That is coming after midnight when the low heads east. All the moisture that looks like it is too far to the south will begin to head north as the ULL gets closer. Until then don't expect much so please don't say this is a bust when it hasn't even began.
I wasn't referring to anyone when I made this post. It was just a general comment to the public.

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I might be a touch high on the amounts, but not by much will hold the widespread 1-3 inches with iso 4-5 possible. No point in changing now...if I am wrong, then I am wrongjdman wrote:Jeff, parameters still coming together like you thought early this morning? Sticking by your projections?
translation please.Andrew wrote:ULL still seems to be dropping south and even farther south than the Euro and other models show:
http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
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jeff wrote:I might be a touch high on the amounts, but not by much will hold the widespread 1-3 inches with iso 4-5 possible. No point in changing now...if I am wrong, then I am wrongjdman wrote:Jeff, parameters still coming together like you thought early this morning? Sticking by your projections?
Stick to your guns Jeff. We need you to.

1:00 p.m. update from Jeff Lindner:
Starting to get reports of sleet over Galveston and Brazoria Counties.
WFO has been reporting sleet along with Clute mixing with rain at times.
Appears radar echoes of at least 20-25dbz are being required for precip. to reach the ground. Radar continues to slowly fill in and this will continue to moisten the low levels allowing more widespread precip to start reaching the ground over the next 3-4 hours.
Temperatures where the sleet is falling range from 32 to 34 degrees suggesting most is melting, however with very dry dewpoints at the surface these temperatures will begin to fall and may fall to or below freezing in the areas where precip is reaching the ground.
Still looks like onset of more widespread precip. in the 400-600pm time period.
Starting to get reports of sleet over Galveston and Brazoria Counties.
WFO has been reporting sleet along with Clute mixing with rain at times.
Appears radar echoes of at least 20-25dbz are being required for precip. to reach the ground. Radar continues to slowly fill in and this will continue to moisten the low levels allowing more widespread precip to start reaching the ground over the next 3-4 hours.
Temperatures where the sleet is falling range from 32 to 34 degrees suggesting most is melting, however with very dry dewpoints at the surface these temperatures will begin to fall and may fall to or below freezing in the areas where precip is reaching the ground.
Still looks like onset of more widespread precip. in the 400-600pm time period.
Anyone heard if the Fred Hartman bridge is about to be closed?
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ticka1 wrote:translation please.Andrew wrote:ULL still seems to be dropping south and even farther south than the Euro and other models show:
http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html
It is our "wintry weather" maker and closer it gets more moisture we can get.
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