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Everything posted by Powerball
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I think @michsnowfreak would be ok with that...
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For the interest of the Detroit folks, 00z GFS did shift back SE a bit (and it's a of a run)...
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Wow! Surprised to see DTX go with a WSW and 6-10" (mostly) area-wide...
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The NAM being so far NW won't be right, but it appears the RGEM, UKMET and other Hi-Res models from this morning are also going to be wrong with being so far SE.
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Oh... -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Aside from that stuff in SE Dallas, pretty good clearing has moved in. -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
The cells along I-35 in Southern Dallas County are really trying hard to organize. There's a subtle eastward shift to them though... -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Some activity is starting to percolate along the Johnson/Ellis County border... -
Also January 1999.
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Eh, those cells still look to be struggling on radar right now. -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
No changes with the latest SPC Day 1 outlook... -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Weak forcing, although stuff is starting to become organized just north of the OFB. -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Hopefully, they do a 21z sounding as well. -
Not all 977mb lows are created equal, so that means nothing in isolation. See, for example, the Christmas eve storm which was nearly as strong but produced very underwhelmimg snowfall amounts for most. Temp profiles, storm track and location/residence/intensity of better lift/instability/moisture are the more relevant factors. That said, I'll eat crow if 12"+ amounts happen (not including any LES). I'd love for you all to get a big dog.
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
But I will say, I'm seeing a lot more towering/billowing CU over the past half hour. -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Something has been trying to go up over Irving and Lewisville. It's struggling mightily though. -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
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The 18z HRRR is also stronger with the low, a bit warmer overall, and it backed off a bit with the snowfall amounts.
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Unless you're in TX and OK apparently, as of late...
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
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March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
Latest radar is starting to show some percolation of additional cells along the residual otuflow boundary from yesterday that's bisecting DFW We'll see if they start to organize... -
March 2nd Moderate Risk ArkLaTex
Powerball replied to Ed, snow and hurricane fan's topic in Central/Western States
I think that's the right move. Either that or issue an extremely large and marathon length Tornado Watch.