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Winter weather advisories have been issued for areas just to the south and east. Local meteorologist is still saying a max of half an inch of snow accumulation is still possible in Alexandria.
Here's what the NAM 12km is showing right now!
GFS right now shows it skipping my area...
I'm going to be mad if the NC Piedmont gets more snow than me. I'm hoping it shifts north and west of the current model predictions.
Snow in Brownsville?!? I called the snowfall of 2004 there the freakiest and most anomalous snow event in the whole planet during this century so far. And they could repeat it in less than two decades??
Snow in Brownsville?!? I called the snowfall of 2004 there the freakiest and most anomalous snow event in the whole planet during this century so far. And they could repeat it in less than two decades??
Our snow event in Tampa FL was even more anomalous back in Jan 1977.
Snow in Brownsville?!? I called the snowfall of 2004 there the freakiest and most anomalous snow event in the whole planet during this century so far. And they could repeat it in less than two decades??
I know, i'm stunned... They're at the same latitude as me too, where's my snow? lol
Current radar and who's reporting what.. I don't remember seeing a heavy snow discussion outlined that far south in Texas recently. I could be wrong. Maybe not in December?
Look at those purple returns Wow. Some areas are getting it at a decent clip too.
I want to formerly apologize to the NAM model. I called its nuts many days ago. Apparently once again it was right showing snow for down south while others didnt
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