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Interesting satellite imagery... can someone explain what this feature is that is rapidly expanding north? Seems like some kind of mid-layer moisture (causing clouds) advecting northward?

06z GFS has the storm on Tuesday the 21st now. 18" of snow in deep ETX.

Around 5:30 pm we dropped to 31.8F and stayed there until a little while ago, rose to 32.2F. About the worst possible winter weather situation.

Agree. WAA/warm nose wins.

Might be something around/after New Year's Day... according to GFS.

Changes coming later next week, it seems. Just in time for my wedding weekend.

Pretty common in Longview. Too many trees next to above ground electric lines.

Luckily, none for me!

I ended up with 1" on Sunday and 5.25" yesterday on the north side of Longview. The tornado warnings yesterday were something else.

At my house, I got 1.00" of rain on Sunday, and 5.25" yesterday from Beryl. Yesterday was pretty wild with all of the tornado warnings in E TX and NW LA. Winds were a little gusty at times yesterday afternoon, but thankfully we only lost power once for about 20 seconds and that was all.

Keeping an eye on Beryl...

I'm on day 8 in a row with measurable rainfall, with several multi-inch events within this span. Tomorrow morning will likely be day 9.

Another MCS moving through NE Texas. Another one likely later tonight/tomorrow morning.

Yeah it's been quite the stretch here. Don't think we're done yet either.

It's mid-afternoon, there's a MCS diving SE from Oklahoma into huge CAPE (4000-6000 J/kg), mid-upper 70's dew points, adequate bulk shear (35-40 knots), 100-200 m2/s2 helicity, and yet it's not severe. What's holding it back?