Winter 2021/2022 weather discussion thread(Northern Hemisphere) (Houston, Minnesota, Texas, Nebraska)

[kemahkami]

Originally Posted by ral31

75F with dewpoint of 70F around 10 PM. Feels like a summer evening...

High today was 76F and temp has remained stable. Forecast low is 67F.

Houston reached 87°F and 85°F, HOU and IAH respectively. That's a new record for December.

[chicagogeorge]

https://twitter.com/Skilling/status/...058825734?s=20


Massive torch in coming



Once we get passed the next 10 days it seems as if there will be a pattern change







Look at all the rain on the West Coast

[LKJ1988]

Mid 80's all the way to new year. No chance of any rain this month to amount to anything.

[Cambium]

For a real extreme cold/snowy winter pattern for the Mid Latitudes and possible Southern involved you need a Polar Vortex Split and for one piece to move south.


This could get interesting at the end of the month into January

[Cambium]

Winter in the north continues. Nice snowstorm for Minneapolis today and tomorrow!





Nebraska and Iowa getting in on it!





Here's the Storm track... WORST storm track for East. It means a warm surge of air pushing north. You can see why Minneapolis is getting hit and why Chicago is not

[GraniteStater]

Terrible GFS run to run consistency 0Z and 6Z GFS have nothing in common past day 7.

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Cambium

Winter in the north continues. Nice snowstorm for Minneapolis today and tomorrow!





Nebraska and Iowa getting in on it!





Here's the Storm track... WORST storm track for East. It means a warm surge of air pushing north. You can see why Minneapolis is getting hit and why Chicago is not

No snow for Chicagoland. We'll be in the warm sector with embedded thunderstorms tonight. Especially further souh










Interesting

[BullochResident]

Originally Posted by kemahkami

Houston reached 87°F and 85°F, HOU and IAH respectively. That's a new record for December.

Bush Intercontinental didn't drop below 76 F this morning. LMAO! WTF?!

Keep in mind, this is an inland airport north of Houston we're talking about here!

[Cambium]

Loop past 4hrs. 992mb Low over Kansas. Purple snow reports = heavy snow. I see 8-12" fell in Southern SD. Minnesota next. 1-2"/hr rates

SouthWest flow into Chicago on the wrong side of the storm

[Ed's Mountain]

Big time snow in the mountains next 48 hours.



Source: https://twitter.com/Brad604/status/1...960959491?s=20