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Weatherdemon

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  1. Actually, looking out my window downtown, things are getting wet. Freezing drizzle shown on radar.
  2. NWS delaying onset of precip thus delays wetbulbing, Hopefully we cool quickly
  3. Temps concern me as well. All models show it warming above freezing as the event goes on. Are they overdoing the LLJ or under-doing the shallow cold air? I don't know...
  4. Agreed. It's seems exceptionally quiet being this close to the event. And, yea, 2-3 inches of snow is no biggie whereas even an inch of sleet would be rough. 2 inches = shutdown T-Town, LOL.
  5. Tulsa NWS seems like its going with the GF/v3 on QPF and they seem to like more sleet than snow. NAM/3K/Euro show lower QPF but, Euro shows more snow. I'm thinking the Euro snow amounts include sleet and don't have the right ratios even with the lower QPF. Anyone who thinks forecasting is easy should look at this NWS map, LOL.
  6. They have to. Especially the OKC guys with the higher potential in their area.
  7. You were right! They expanded it south one county. Its 2-3 degrees colder than expected too. Bartlesville schools closed. Sleet mixed in as far S as Owasso. Sleet in Owasso is very light and very small though. Elevates surfaces glazed here too. At 29-30 degrees right now, we’re close to roads icing. 2-3 degree drop and it would be ugly.
  8. ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 5 AM TO 6 PM CST FRIDAY... Benton-Carroll-Osage-Washington OK-Nowata-Craig-Ottawa-Pawnee- Tulsa-Rogers-Mayes-Delaware-Creek- Including the cities of Rogers, Bentonville, Berryville, Eureka Springs, Pawhuska, Bartlesville, Nowata, Vinita, Miami, Pawnee, Tulsa, Claremore, Pryor, Grove, Jay, and Sapulpa 226 PM CST Thu Feb 14 2019 * WHAT...A mixture of freezing rain and sleet is expected beginning late tonight through the day Friday. Total sleet accumulations of a few tenths of an inch, and ice accumulations of a light glaze to near a tenth of an inch are expected. * WHERE...Portions of northeast Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas generally along and north of a line from Tulsa Oklahoma to Bentonville Arkansas. * WHEN...From 5 AM to 6 PM CST Friday. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Plan on slippery road conditions, including during the morning commute on Friday across northeast Oklahoma. Bridges and overpasses will be the first to be impacted by any slick surfaces.
  9. Friday morning looks interesting in N OK. NAM shows .34 in total liquid precip but has most of that as freezing rain or sleet. Tulsa NWS says NAM temps may be too warm as it warms above freezing after noon. 3K has .14 liquid equivalent and all of it freezing rain or sleet and keeps temps dropping all day. GFS at .11 with all of it freezing rain or sleet N of I244. It doesn’t have the cold air as far S. GFS showed this system I think on Monday as all snow then dropped it. V3 keeps measurable precip east of HWY 69 with trace amounts of freezing rain. It is further N with cold air than the GFS too.
  10. 00z control dumps on OK. Got some lightning and thunder in the meantime
  11. Enough ice to freeze windshields and car doors. Enough flurries to put a very light dusting of snow down. What a waste of another system. N of here got .25 or more of ice.
  12. Looks like a chance of freezing drizzle Tuesday night/Wed morning. Worse kind of precip at the worse time in terms of roads.
  13. V3 coming in with ice for SE OK. I’m kind of liking having one N and one S. maybe they’ll meet in the middle!
  14. Looks like 3 potential systems Thurs-Sun on this run. Shallow cold air going to make things interesting. Knowing this season, we’ll be 33 and get 2 inches of rain, LOL.
  15. V3 does except it puts some some decent snow N of I44. Hammers NE TX with ice though.
  16. Fair statements considering their performance this year. They pulled their chiclet snow totals down to 1/3 inch of snow. “Still some significant differences in the operational models concerning strong upper level storm system that will impact the region Thursday into Friday. Generally trended toward the more compact and progressive ECMWF solution that sweeps strong cold front through the area on Thursday. With this scenario, overall winter weather potential would remain limited as showers/thunderstorms move east before the colder air moves in behind front.”
  17. Interesting. Sleet should be closer to 3. Good to know on that model. Thanks!
  18. 2.5 inches of liquid so I would say mostly snow. Freezing rain-->Sleet-->then Snow
  19. That would pretty much shut everything down. Not sure I want that but, I certainly freaking want something exciting this winter!
  20. 00z GFS more progressive with ice NW and S of NE OK. 00z V3 with enough ice to cause issues. 06z slower with significant ice. 06z V3 looking close to 00z. Euro brings system through fast with moisture gone before air makes in through. GFS and V3 images below. 06z GFS, 00z then 06z V3.
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