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  1. stormdragonwx
    Clarendon now under the gun. Two storms approaching with couplets..
  2. stormdragonwx
    Theres also a lot of haze and cloud cover that hasn't cleared off as expected. I find that concerning. Reminds me of May 20th, 2019.
  3. stormdragonwx
    That southern cell will need to be watched too. I'm currently sitting in Clarendon, TX watching it as it marches up to the NE. Tulia and Silverton will have to watch this one. EDIT: Just went Tor Warned as I posted this.
  4. stormdragonwx
    Is it a bad assessment to say this looks like 3/18/12 on steroids? This is crazy for March. Feels more like a day in May.
  5. stormdragonwx
    I kinda see this being another 3/18/12 day possibly. Saw beautiful storms and several tornadoes on that chase day. Almost in the same area too.
  6. stormdragonwx
    An early season event that comes to mind with March is the infamous March 12th, 2006 tornado outbreak. That was a La Nina Spring as well.
  7. stormdragonwx
    With the current pattern I got a hunch it may be on par with 2013.
  8. stormdragonwx
    Looks like I got a total of 8" inches between the two systems here in east Fayetteville. The most since the 2013-2014 winter season.
  9. stormdragonwx
    I'll be curious to see if this one overperforms though TSA keeps reducing totals over here.
  10. stormdragonwx
    Here comes round #2...
  11. stormdragonwx
    The moon and stars are out yet we still got flurries. Strangest thing I've seen.
  12. stormdragonwx
    Yeah its still snowing here in Fayetteville. Probably got at least 6" inches now since my measurement last night which had us at 4" inches.
  13. stormdragonwx
    A new Winter Storm Watch already issued for the Tues-Weds system. https://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=tsa&wwa=winter storm watch "For the Winter Storm Watch, heavy snow possible Tuesday night through Wednesday night, with additional snow accumulations of 4 to 10 inches possible."
  14. stormdragonwx
    Officially contributed my report to NWS as of 1:45 am we finally broke 4" inches and it's 3 degrees above zero and dropping over here in the Fayetteville area. Snow winding down now.
  15. stormdragonwx
    Looks like the dreaded dry slot is taking shape sooner after all.
  16. stormdragonwx
    This. Things look to actually be trending up now. Unless we get a major dry slot punch, this is gonna deliver. This band really filled in and extends all the way out to Wichita Falls, TX with another band appearing to be developing out around Lubbock.
  17. stormdragonwx
    Here's to hoping, otherwise I have to agree with NWWhiteOut, seems like so much wasted potential with the synoptic setup.
  18. stormdragonwx
    Yeah I just measured out where I am at, I only got 1.25 inches so far.
  19. stormdragonwx
    Yeah they just clarified this for me on Twitter.
  20. stormdragonwx
    Strange, TSA has apparently gotten gun shy with this system and cut down on the totals a lot. Wonder what's up with that. It's seems like someone thought this mornings snow was the main event.
  21. stormdragonwx
    Yeah it's definitely a fine dry powdery snow for sure. Not the big wet clumpy flakes we are used to. That should change later. This is again only wave #1 looks like there's 2 or 3 more waves that extend all the way out to El Paso.
  22. stormdragonwx
    Looks like some of that snow is convective in SE OK. Can anyone confirm?
  23. stormdragonwx
    00z Euro coming in now.
  24. stormdragonwx
    As of right now I can report a decent bit of flurries in east Fayetteville still ongoing here the main system hasn't even arrived yet. Its blowing all over the streets too. Grass is almost covered. EDIT: Found this on Twitter. Same thing happening over by Oologah is happening here.
  25. stormdragonwx
    Yeah I just want one good snowstorm where I can say it snowed me in before we get into severe wx season.
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