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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

Meanwhile a tornado watch has been issued until 1 PM for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi

Around what time can that be expected?

Big, wet snowflakes falling just south of Prosper in McKinney

Outside chances of both severe weather and winter weather within a 24 hour period is peak north Texas

Winter storm watch up for western north Texas. May get a dusting in DFW area. Don't want to get my hopes up too much though

I'd be happy with a dusting at this point, ecstatic for a half inch

Fort Worth office mentioned possibility of snow late Thursday/early Friday if temps are cooler than expected. Skeptical but intrigued

Really hope this year is not like last year with all the cold rain

Enhanced risk upgrade extending from Dallas into the ArkLaTex

Yep it was the Wednesday event! Just wasn't seeing it discussed anywhere else so was curious

Where are you seeing this info?

Wasn't it last year where models always had some sort of winter storm that was perpetually seven days out that just never came? Though I will say a snowy Halloween would be very fun

Can't help but think this is a Freudian slip given the lack of snow the last few years. Hoping this year is different but the wettest falls are usually followed by well below average snowfall historically so not getting my hopes up

Slight risk for big chunk of TX today. Mainly a wind threat

Handful of tornado warnings today. Unusual for mid October

Some really nasty floodong across TX these past few days. Really something else

Feels like there's an inverse relationship between severe storm liklihood and SPC risk level for the DFW metro this season

Getting reports of tennis ball sized hail in Coppell, TX moving into Arlington

This winter was nothing to write home about in the DFW area either. Already looking forward to the snow season but after the last few years not optimistic

Those 1200-1300 tornado predictions from the other thread not looking so hot