GFS Para is back online as of 12Z and it is showing massive snow for northern TX and N LA on Monday. Between the 2 runs this area looks to get 6 to 20 inch of snow. GFS is snowy but more like 3 to 7 inches. Euro and ICON are 3 to 7 but only northern TX with nothing in LA. Canadian shows only a couple inches for northern TX. Euro and GFS ensembles nearly unanimously show good snow for northern TX and spottier for N LA.

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Posted by Jim Rockford

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Posted on 2/9/21 at 7:04 pm to aggiegeog

Holy crap

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Posted by TDsngumbo

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Posted on 2/9/21 at 7:11 pm to aggiegeog

The GFS Para is on crack cocaine. It’s only here to bum $2 from you, me, and every other poster here so it can go buy some scratch offs and beer.

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Posted by Duke

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Posted on 2/9/21 at 7:13 pm to aggiegeog

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GFS Para is back online as of 12Z and it is showing massive snow for northern TX and N LA on Monday. Between the 2 runs this area looks to get 6 to 20 inch of snow. GFS is snowy but more like 3 to 7 inches. Euro and ICON are 3 to 7 but only northern TX with nothing in LA.

Right, so I think we're looking at two questions.

How much of the cold air splits across the rust belt vs the main mass over the middle of the country?

Are the models underdoing the South and East extent of the cold?

I'm thinking more and more southern Arkansas/north Louisiana get a mix of snow and ice and potentially a significant amount of ice. South LA is going to have a hard time getting snow but could get ice if the cold air layer gets farther south.

Dallas gets snow for the most part.

Should have waves of wintery precip potential with that front hanging out in the gulf.

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