Sussex is at significant risk of a significant icing event Monday night/Tuesday, as is much of the area along/north of 78, as per the maps below. Not that much of a risk along/SE of 95, except for N of 78 (i.e., Union County/NYC and north), but still time for that to change. NWS discussion of the icing risk is below. Thursday could be a thump of heavy snow for most, followed by sleet, freezing rain and then rain for most, as warm air moves in.
Yes, 1-3" from SE to NW - see my post on thundersnow in Galveston in the real thread on this event. :>)
Sorry, I must have missed the part where I was asking you. I was asking a person who lives in Texas.
They did...and SA is frankly as ill-prepared as Houston. Theyāve had snow more recently than SA actually...every big highway has these huge on and off roller coast like ramps...so most roads are just closed. Tonight everything ices over so tomorrow AM should be a mess (albeit sunny!)
That's insane! We complain up here when the temp goes into the teens. How do those folks deal with it?
What I remember about being in Houston was that the residential furnaces were just not beefy enough to handle prolonged deep cold.
And I guess I missed the part where only people who are quoted are allowed to reply to questions. Perhaps I need remedial TKR board etiquette training.
Sounds like it. We'll send someone to collect you and escort you to the proper reeducation camp.And I guess I missed the part where only people who are quoted are allowed to reply to questions. Perhaps I need remedial TKR board etiquette training.
Yep, I remember what highway construction was like down there. A lot of elevated roadways too, which makes the situation even worse. Once the sun hits the right angle everything should thaw quickly.
