Same up here in North Tulsa....couldn't be more on the line....its either going to be 32.5 degrees and raining, or 31.9 and freezing rain and sleet.....HRRR is just so so close...and let's face it....asking these models to predict the very mile marker of the freezing line isn't reasonable. So a 10 mile deviance is the difference between an ice storm and just a cold rain.
Tell you what, if the HRRR verifies I’ll have been right to put my money on the Canadian, haha.
Also, Tulsa will be caught off guard because they’ve been saying cold rain for a couple days now on the news.
Can someone more meteorologically inclined than myself answer this question?
If this system drops 4-5 inches of snow to the NE of Tulsa in a line parallel to the front, can that snowpack actually push the freezing line forward the next day further than if it didn’t snow?