that's what Punxsutawney Phil saysgocuse22 wrote:After next week...spring returns?

that's what Punxsutawney Phil saysgocuse22 wrote:After next week...spring returns?
Nope, no chip on my shoulder. I don't think I was reaching, and I do know what "newbie" means. I just found it derogatory, that's all. IMHO.biggerbyte wrote:I've been lurking for years (and participated some during hurricane seasons), and I have to say that I agree. Also, I feel it is somewhat derogatory when you use the word "newbies" to address the forum. (I'm sorry to take this off topic.)
My husband just left to go to work since his boss made it to the office. We live off of 249 near Louetta, and he is driving to North Shepherd. We have ice coating cars and other surfaces (like everyone else, I'm sure), so I'm nervous about his drive. End Quote:
Huh? A bit reaching, don't you think? The term newbies just means people new to the board, and those who a learning about weather. I've been a member of this forum for years, and we have used that term without issue long before you became a member. It means nothing derogatory. That is just pure absurd. I swear, some people with chips on their shoulder.
Nothing here David, but the ice has started melting off the roofs.vbhoutex wrote:My daughter in Copperfield was having some more Freezing Rain a little while ago. Has anyone in that area seen anything? Here in Spring Branch we have almost 1/4" glaze on everything. Driveway is a little iced but surface street is ok. Not going out to check though. Son had to work but they finally told them all to head home. He is a field tech-said he could feel the tires sliding etc. So far he has been lucky. Everyone be safe!!
Ptarmigan wrote:NWS Houston should launch weather balloons like in Corpus Christi and Lake Charles. That is a 300 mile gap, in which the computer did not pick up the warm layer at 5,000 feet.
4th largest city in the nation and we dont even do balloons....that my friends is not right....but I guess they figure events like this are once every 5 years so why bother.....of course we have had 4 consecutive years of snow now....time to change direction NWS....Ptarmigan wrote:NWS Houston should launch weather balloons like in Corpus Christi and Lake Charles. That is a 300 mile gap, in which the computer did not pick up the warm layer at 5,000 feet.
Paul wrote: 4th largest city in the nation and we dont even do balloons....that my friends is not right....but I guess they figure events like this are once every 5 years so why bother.....of course we have had 4 consecutive years of snow now....time to change direction NWS....
Ed Mahmoud wrote: THey rely on some data from commercial aircraft on final approach, called ACARS, not available to the public, but it doesn't seem quite the same as a real sounding, and if HGX had balloons, they could have done soundings off the usual 12Z and 0Z soundings.
Looking at Wiki, in flight weather obs from ACARS isn't the primary mission at all, anyway.
Same in the Spring Branch area too finally.Poltracker wrote:North Pasadena is experiencing alot of melting ice right now. Most vehicles are almost ice free and run off from the building roof is pretty strong.
Thank you for your service, Jeff. Awesome job, Sir! See you next week...jeff wrote:over and out folks...going to attempt to head for the house. Need some rest now.
Great job Jeff..thank you for everything u do with helping the local and surrounding community's ..we greatly appreciate it!ljeff wrote:over and out folks...going to attempt to head for the house. Need some rest now.