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Another one 'just for Omar'

16 years ago

Since he LOVES the weather I mention up here in the panhandle so much, here is our forecast for Saturday:

Saturday, March 20, 201025°:36°

*****SPRING OFFICIALLY BEGINS AT 12:32PM CDT***** It appears we may be in for a rude transition to spring as a powerful upper-level storm is forecasted to move into the area. This system will tap into some cold air as it makes its way into the High Plains. Not only will we see unseasonably cold pocket of air invade the area, we'll also have some moisture around...so the possibility of snow and blowing snow will exist on Saturday. That blowing snow could lead to near-blizzard conditions with northwest to north winds blowing at 25 to 35 mph and gusts possibly approaching 60 mph!

Comments (12)

  • 16 years ago

    Oh, please.............not into North Texas !!!!

  • 16 years ago

    The good news, Carrie, is that four days out they are usually all wet.

    But, every once in a while... duck!

  • 16 years ago

    I don't even need the rain, RC !!!

  • 16 years ago

    Well, Carrie, if you don't need rain... how about frostbite?!

    Latest: "Wind chill values will hover near zero during the morning, then "warm" into the 10s and 20s by the afternoon as the strong winds start to subside."

  • 16 years ago

    Brrr, makes me cold just reading about it. I am a very warm weather person. I do hope this is our Easter snap, and we can get on with outside activities once this is past. Stay warm, RC, I know the weather will get better everntually.

    Wonder where Omar is?????

  • 16 years ago

    Omar is buried with things to do at school :D

    RC, that's just insane, man.

    Omar

  • 16 years ago

    I knew you'd enjoy our weather report Omar. You should consider spending your spring break at school up here. lol Here's the latest forecast:

    Saturday
    Blowing Snow
    32° : 25°
    ***WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT THROUGH 4PM*** *****SPRING OFFICIALLY BEGINS AT 12:32PM CDT***** It WOULD happen, that we have winter storm impact the High Plains on the first day of spring! This will be a pretty strong storm with most of the Texas Panhandle receiving 3 to 6 inches of snow by Saturday afternoon. Some isolated totals of 7 to 10 inches will be possible mainly across northeastern parts of the Texas Panhandle. With winds, still very strong blowing from the north and northeast at 20-30 mph in the morning, before diminishing to 10-20 mph by late in the afternoon. With those winds, you can expect snow to drift across roadways, and up against northward facing fences and buildings. These drifts could be around one to two feet. It will be a very cold day with high temperatures reaching barely above freezing in the mid 30s. Those 30s will feel more like lower teens and single digits thanks to the wind chill factor.

  • 16 years ago

  • 16 years ago

    Smart fur baby ...........that is where I would be also.

  • 16 years ago

    It gives me the impression that it's snarling at RC just for living in Amarillo....

    Omar

  • 16 years ago

    I'm with you Carrie, let the work began. this year has been a hard one to try and do much. Rain, freeze, rain again more rain ok some snow now back to rain.

    I like having rain but I do get tired of it when it's sitting 3 or more inches along my fence line on the southside. It's drains fast so that is good but it's also the path that my dog like to take and if he's outside for to long he gets muddy.

    Come on Spring weather, nice 70-75 degrees lows 60's just right for getting the plants ready in the ground.

  • 16 years ago

    "It gives me the impression that it's snarling at RC just for living in Amarillo....

    Omar"

    LOL

    Not when I took the picture, Omar, but that could've been what she was thinking when I opened the door into a snowy, windy world for her to go do her business in here this morning.

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