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    College Station, TX

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  1. Potential freeze in south Florida next week, also. Buy up OJ while you can!
  2. Will be brisk for sure. College Station may see lows in the teens, and subfreezing for 2 days.
  3. Unfortunately, yes. Our snowfall disappeared in 24 hours, but what a fabulous 24 hours! Two miracles in one season are probably too much to hope for. The models and ensemble do show a prolonged cold snap from the 28th through Jan 5...so opportunity for mischief awaits.
  4. wxmx may enjoy the latest GFS run. We've had one 5 inch miracle snow already in CLL this month! Temps in early Jan get even crazier. Entertaining run!
  5. This is the best I've got. Just a freeze. In the distance. Besides for 2 cold days an a 17°F low, the coldest in College sSation in a decade...we've got nothing. After a few days of cloudy, cooler, and rainier weather - back to August doldrums. High humidity, temps, heat indices. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX 616 AM CDT Thu Aug 10 2017 .DISCUSSION... Some patchy fog at KLBX and KCXO has produced some brief MVFR conditions, but the fog is shallow and should burn off between 13-14z. The HRRR is bullish with rain chances today along a developing sea breeze boundary. Fcst soundings show PW values between 2.00 and 2.10 inches but the moisture profile looks dry. A weak cap was noted near 850 mb, but the cap looks breakable with heating. Have kept the VCTS for areas for southern TAF sites but have removed the mention of precip from KCLL, KUTS and KCXO. VFR conditions expected tonight with some patchy fog again possible at KCXO/KLBX toward sunrise. 43 && .PREV DISCUSSION... /ISSUED 332 AM CDT Thu Aug 10 2017/ DISCUSSION... A passing shower or two along with some patchy fog will be possible early this morning, primarily across the Piney Woods region. Ridging begins to take hold of the forecast today, helping us return to a more typical summertime pattern. Could still get some scattered showers and storms both today and Friday, primarily along the sea breeze. Rain chances become more limited heading into the weekend as the ridge remains overhead. With the lowering chances for showers/storms, high temperatures will be on the rise for much of the forecast period, generally ranging from the upper 80s right along the coast to the mid/upper 90s across the Brazos Valley. Light to moderate south to southeasterly flow throughout the upcoming week will keep humidity high, allowing heat index values to surge into the 103-109 degree range during the afternoons. Right now, Friday and Saturday are forecast to have the highest heat index values, and heat advisories may be required.
  6. That doesn't bode well for summer in Texas. If the foliage dries out before summer, it will be a scorcher - even more than the usual.
  7. This is the best I've got. Just a freeze. In the distance. Besides for 2 cold days an a 17°F low, the coldest in College sSation in a decade...we've had nothing resembling winter.
  8. Yeah, who knows. The QBO cycle appears to be disrupted by climate change... http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/09/unprecedented-disruption-atmospheres-pacemaker-foretells-wet-winter-europe
  9. Snow in Big Lake moving towards Junction. Not sure it will reach the Hill Country. Mountains in northern Mexico could be in for a treat. http://www.corad.org/kftw_base.htm
  10. Hoping for a miracle as far south as College Station. It might take the coastal low to dust us. (sorry DFW gang). 2010 was the last frozen stuff that stuck. Expecting a mix though Friday night.
  11. Euro, GFS, GEM running colder with more precip. I'd take light wintry stuff in CLL - rare as it is.
  12. Think we'll see a warm and dry winter. However, there should be occasional polar blasts as Siberia is already in the deep freeze with a mammoth snow pack.
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