During the ice storms in the late 80s we would use a boogie board to sled down "hills". You definitely did not want to wipe out feet first lest your shirt got pulled up and icy grass would tear up your top half!
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TXAG 05 said:
Love how lots of people, even the news, are talking about sledding, but who the hell owns a sled around here? Don't know if ever even been in a store that sells one
I have two sleds that I use all the time. I primarily use them for hunting, but they are useful for garden work and other work around the house.
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My final prediction looking at this Low right now….
Top snow winner: 7 inches (if I had to guess it will be SW to NE across Brazoria, Harris, Liberty somewhere).
Most will see 1-2 inches south of Hwy 105. Some will be disappointed in a dusting m, but that's how these things go.
About 25% of the area below 105 will see 3-5 from banding.
I hope everyone gets what they want (or not), and it's been fun following this with yall. If I see another one that looks promising, I will pop back in. I'm not a Houstonian but my home office is there, so I am there frequently, when not traveling.
Hopefully, my boys can see 2 inches out here, but it will be a tight gradient out this way.
Top snow winner: 7 inches (if I had to guess it will be SW to NE across Brazoria, Harris, Liberty somewhere).
Most will see 1-2 inches south of Hwy 105. Some will be disappointed in a dusting m, but that's how these things go.
About 25% of the area below 105 will see 3-5 from banding.
I hope everyone gets what they want (or not), and it's been fun following this with yall. If I see another one that looks promising, I will pop back in. I'm not a Houstonian but my home office is there, so I am there frequently, when not traveling.
Hopefully, my boys can see 2 inches out here, but it will be a tight gradient out this way.
Any predictions for The Woodlands?
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At this point, it's hard to nail down where the deformation bands set up.
I'd feel confident in an inch, maybe 2 there. If a band sets up farther north, you would see that 3-5.
Watch the radar tonight. Where those bands are is where the snow winners will be.
I'd feel confident in an inch, maybe 2 there. If a band sets up farther north, you would see that 3-5.
Watch the radar tonight. Where those bands are is where the snow winners will be.
Cool, thanks for sharing your expertise with us.
you are the man MF'R!!
thank you as always
thank you as always
Second that. When you first brought the potential for this like 2+ ago, I said, no way too far in advance but you were right. Kudos, sir! and thank you for sharing your expertise with the board.texasaggie2015 said:
Cool, thanks for sharing your expertise with us.
What's everyone's thoughts of hard freeze/pipe busting temps? Haven't heard much on news besides the snow talk. Wondering if I need to reinforce my already covered faucets outside
Nail a fold out chair to a cheap pair of skis (water or snow skis). Ski alternative, 2x4 or 2x6 (long side vertical) with the front edge rounded by a sawzall.
Every little league parent already has the chair. Substitute with a portion of a wood fence panel if not
Every little league parent already has the chair. Substitute with a portion of a wood fence panel if not
Is that 105 demarcation line for the area north of Houston or extend over to the SE? I am not far north of 105 near the Hardin/Jefferson county line.
MFR will go down as a tine board legend for this thread.
Also every time I see someone call him MFR on this thread I immediately think they are short handing mother****er
he has been doing this for years on another forum that no longer exists. Dude is a machine at this stuff.Sea Speed said:
MFR will go down as a tine board legend for this thread.
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Sea Speed said:
Also every time I see someone call him MFR on this thread I immediately think they are short handing mother****er
My wife calls me that, so it fits
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Sea Speed said:
Is that 105 demarcation line for the area north of Houston or extend over to the SE? I am not far north of 105 near the Hardin/Jefferson county line.
Hwy 105 in the MoCo and Grimes area over to Liberty.
I'm not referring to your area. I'd also watch for some surprise snow showers north with frontogenesis. Maybe someone as far north as Fairfield and Palestine
Tape measure on standby.
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AgLA06 said:You were that kid that couldn't play by themselves in Kindergarten.TXAG 05 said:
Love how lots of people, even the news, are talking about sledding, but who the hell owns a sled around here? Don't know if ever even been in a store that sells one
cardboard boxes with a waxy outside, storage tubs and / or their lids, trash can lids, salt water boogie boards, etc. Come on dude.
Or just maybe I've never lived in a place where it snows.
So damn true.aTm2004 said:— Ed Gonzalez (@SheriffEd_HCSO) January 20, 2025
I've got a pair of ruined skis in my garage...hmmmmmm.tk for tu juan said:
Nail a fold out chair to a cheap pair of skis (water or snow skis). Ski alternative, 2x4 or 2x6 (long side vertical) with the front edge rounded by a sawzall.
Every little league parent already has the chair. Substitute with a portion of a wood fence panel if not
I feel like I could jerry rig a sled out of something, where I'm having trouble is thinking of a spot walking distance from my house that has any slope whatsoever. I guess I could go try the fairways at the Longwood Golf Club.
You don't need a slope if you've got a car and some rope, C'mon!!
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shavings from heaven
Oh nasty
12z euro
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Tape measure on standby.
Damn that water's cold!
Yeah, and it's deep too!
shower and a grower. strong.
Careful, our neighborhood facebook page will blow up with the Karen's screaming about people having a good time outside... Like those kids riding dirtbikes on the old course last week.jenn96 said:
I feel like I could jerry rig a sled out of something, where I'm having trouble is thinking of a spot walking distance from my house that has any slope whatsoever. I guess I could go try the fairways at the Longwood Golf Club.
Cnp is ready to go!
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You don't need a slope if you've got a car and some rope, C'mon!!
Sheeeeet, we don't need snow for that!
They named this thing after Ferrari. ****s getting real.
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