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Feels like that has happened a lot the past 5 years

NOAA winter forecast is out. If you're a NTX sniow fsn have I got somr bad news for you: https://www.climate.gov/news-features/videos/noaas-2019-20-winter-outlook-temperature-precipitation-and-drought

SPC put out a 15% contour for D4 stretching from Kansas into the DFW metro

Hoping you're right

Does anyone have any thoughts on winter for NTX? Hoping DFW can break its record snowless streak

Tornado touched down in Sioux Falls last night: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1052246

I'd definitely be double and triple checking any econ data between now and November 2020

"The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command."

You're talking about a president who's only guiding principles are "get power" and "minorities bad." Unfortunately, a sizeable chunk of the country thinks the same way. If anything lies like this make him seem *more* appealing

Would be wild of this somehow made landfall on the Georgia coast. Iirc that area is a bit of a climotolagical hole when it comes to hurricanes

Nasty looking line of storms on its way past the Red River. Will be interesting to watch

Been missing the rain so this morning's showers are a very welcome sight

Crane was knocked over by the winds in Dallss and fell on an apartment

Tomorrow marks two years since the last high-risk day. Wonder if we'll break the streak in the next couple weeks or go for a record-long streak in 20?

D6 risk contour added

Guess we got the icy surprise after all. As for the weekend system, it seems that the moisture will clear out before temps have a chance to drop below freezing, with Monday and Tuesday being bone dry. Unless we get a spring break surprise again this winter is effectively a wrap EDIT: WWA Just extended until noon. Maybe a long day ahead of us

Already at freezing here in Dallas. May be in for a surprise during the morning commute? EDIT: well its gonna be cold enough now but apparently things are drying out as well. Precip or cold: pick one

I'm expecting the usual "35 and pouring outside" we've been getting this winter and last

Website does the same to me on mobile

Hey some of y'all are doing better than Dallas. We've seen basically nothing for almost 4 years (save for the far northern suburbs)

DFW winter hasn't even been close to the hype. Glad I was up in McKinney for the covering of snow up there a couple weeks back

Severe thunderstorm currently traversing the metroplex. 60mph winds and nickel size hail

Sometimes late February/early March can save a season (2014-2015 comes to mind). Am beginning to seriously consider the possibility that this is a "new normal" for DFW rather than a temporary anomaly. If no snow falls this season down by the airport we'll officially be in the longest snowless streak on record EDIT: If this seasons ends up at 5th warmest then 15-16, 16-17, and this winter winter then 3 of the last 4 years will fall in the top 10. Meanwhile 09-10 is the only season from this century in the top 10 coldest, with the next most recent top ten being 83-84.

Slight risk extending into DFW metro. Spring getting started early I guess

Some brief sleet showers over in Carrolton per Twitter