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Im really liking what im seeing in the EPS and GEFS ensembles, they are suggesting we may stay below normal temps all the way into the first week of march
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Eh, I'm over the winter storms...it's always north of hwy 105 anyway..nobody will get anything but Stratton lol he has had enough this winter already
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Kingwood36 we got ICE from the last winter storm, that is nothing fun lol, did not make for a fun time 
and hey this storm on the model is 9 days out, expect changes
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I fully expect an early green up this year. And then a late March worthless frost to kill everything.
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12z GFS, looking beyond next week’s potential storm system, this is something that Pow Ponder mentioned in his video update yesterday, it appears we are going to be entering a sustained period of below normal temps as seen by the latest GFS run, winter is far from over, I know this is far out, but its pattern recognition
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The 12Z EURO has strong ridging in place keeping the cold air from moving through.Of course models typically underestimate the density of shallow cold air in this range though.
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Don heck no to the Euro!
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Yeah the southeast ridge holds up the cold air on the Euro.
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mcheer23 boy i sure do like that map

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Man the 18z GEFS looks amazing, cold throughout its entire run
well for the first 264 hours or so haha still not fully done running yet
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Roller coaster forecast. Since this post, they raised it back up to 60%…then in the overnight package back up to 70% with “heavy rain” in the wording and the graphic (looking good, right?) only lower it back to 50% in today’s afternoon package. Ugh.