Jebman

UGH. 70 degree dewpoints here in Buda TX. High was only 83. Average high/low down here is already 78/59, about to reach the dreaded 80/60 Line. In mid April, no less. Its gonna get worse. In August it hits 99/78, those are AVERAGES ouch. Its often HOTTER. Sorry to be so deb, but this place gets very warm very quickly.

You think mid 60s dewpoints are bad? We get them a LOT down here already, lol. You should be fine next few days. Its gonna get crazy windy and COLD! It happened down here in Austin a couple days ago!

Enjoy the snow! I am thinkin about trying to drive up there from Aus, to SD where they are gonna get 2 feet of wind driven snow! UGH its gonna be 95 degrees in AUS today. Summer comes early down here.

This is going to be a serious doozy of a storm. Can we please have some of your water down in south central Texas? I'll pay primo rates.

Welcome to American Weather Forums, Jennifer! You are so lucky! You get to enjoy all that fresh snow and cool weather. I had to move to south of Austin TX last August. How do ppl stay cool down here lol? You will get used to the cooler weather up there Jenn, but that is quite the geographical climatic jump north!!! WOW! I'd give anything to VISIT that place for a WEEK, let alone the rest of my life!

From reading threads, it appears that Dale City may have seen about 14-18 inches snow this past winter. Congrats!

It does get slightly mild around central Texas in early April lol. We hit 91 degrees, with a dewpoint of 49. Three nights ago we dropped to 32. Gotta have two wardrobes around these parts this time of year, but summer will win out soon.

I hope Wxtrix gets the 9 inches of snow indicated above. It can still snow and accumulate up there in April. Charles Town, West Virginia is kind of like upstate New York.

I Kid You Not. We had a mix of rain, sleet, and graupel at high noon, on April 1st, in Buda, TX. Talk about April Fools Joke. It was 49 degrees too. It lasted about forty minutes.

Interesting tidbit folks: Some of you are now approaching average highs of 59 degrees. THAT, is Buda TX's average high for mid January lmao! Meanwhile, in other news, Buda's average high is now 74. The avg low is ALREADY approaching 60!!!!! I have already been exposed to low/mid 60s dewpoints on several days! Leafout is unbelievable down here! It comes SO DAMN EARLY! That Texas sun is already devastating lol! If any of you are getting weary of all the rain you are getting in the DC Region, come on down here. We are high and dry - no rain since early Jan. Looks like thats the trend down here into late year.

You guys are about to get 2-3 inches of rain! I am frackin' jealous. I'd give a HECS to have just a bit of that rain down here in dryland lol .HYDROLOGY... Strong mid/upper height falls/PVA/jet divergence and low-level moisture flux as well as elevated instability will contribute to a widespread soaking moderately heavy rain, generally between the Blue Ridge and I-95. Amounts of 1.5-2+ inches are likely here, with isolated totals of 3 inches possible. Should these higher totals be realized, especially within a 6-9 hour window, minor flooding issues of small creeks, streams and urban areas may result. The heaviest and steadiest rain looks to be between 6 AM and 3 PM Thursday. Most recently, the 21Z SREF (which had previously had many members with lower QPF shifted further east) has trended wetter, in line with the GFS/NAM/ECMWF. Therefore, had the confidence to hoist a Flood Watch for the DC/Baltimore metro areas for Thursday through Thursday evening. The steadiest rainfall is expected Thursday morning through mid Thursday afternoon, but residual runoff issues may persist into the evening hours Thursday. Winter of 2019-20 is going to be extremely snowy in DC.

Damn! I'm ravenous now!

Bank on that! Get your shovels ready! We Will NEVER, EVER be Reaped!

We're all gonna use the Force. We will bring this one home!

I feel very bad for you guys, I wanted SNOW for the Mid Atlantic. About the rain totals, parts of N VA already up to nearly 9 inches on the year. NOTHING is right in the world, when the Washington Metropolitan Region does not get snow. I wanted heavy snow for you all so bad.