My flight home from Dallas Monday evening looks like it won’t happen. Flying in mid March to mid April in Texas is more a risk than winter flying in and out of buffalo.
If it’s spotty I’m not worried - can’t tell if it’ll be a slow moving line or just pop up stuff as the trough progresses (and I’m not sure how much moisture will be available).
Supposed to fly out of DFW Monday around 6:30 pm. How big is this upcoming Monday event going to be? Looking at proactively moving my flight as I have a feeling it’ll be a disaster trying to fly out of Dallas
Just got off a very rough flight - the atmosphere is juiced. It just depends on how much warmth works down there. I’m not sold on anything too crazy but if it heats up then all bets are off. Think the border south is a bigger threat but I haven’t seen any models or guidance since last night
Heard from a good source the cause of that horrific 81 accident was a woman was going to miss the exit and yanked her wheel to go from the outside lane to the exit, causing the truck in the right lane to slam its brakes and jackknife.
Y'all be safe. Had planned to fly down tomorrow but had to push back to Thursday for work reasons. For once I am lucking out and missing the good ol' late March/early April spinning storms in DFW.
Especially late March/early April. We are there this time every year and for the past 8 have been in tornado warnings during our visit. Looks like we'll avoid major storms this time by a day or two on each side.
Looking at Dallas weather for our visit later this week (thankfully going Thursday and not tomorrow or today - yikes).
Close to 70 Thursday than upper 70s each day. Lows around 50-55.
Ya not seeing a big outbreak up here. Don’t think it warms up enough to destabilize the atmosphere here Thursday afternoon. The rain during the day probably saves us.