KTBB WEATHER

WEATHER REPORT AND SUMMARY:
KTYR
VT [VALID TIME] THROUGH 02/09/2010@1730C
ISSUED: 02/09/2010 0446C

TYLER–CITY OFFICE OBSERVATIONS SINCE 6:00 P.M. CST YESTERDAY:
MAXIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CST: 38
MINIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CST: 33
PRECIPITATION THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CST: 0.00

TYLER-LONGVIEW METROPOLITAN AREA FORECAST:
TODAY: partly cloudy and windy, high lower 40s, northwest winds 15-20 mph and gusty;
TONIGHT: mostly clear, low middle 20s, north winds about 5 mph;
TOMORROW: partly cloudy, high middle 40s, northeast winds about 5 mph;
TOMORROW NIGHT: mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance for light rain or snow–mainly after midnight, low upper 20s, east winds about 5 mph;
THURSDAY: cloudy with widespread rain, snow or sleet, high upper 30s, northeast winds 10-15 mph, (60 percent probability for measurable precipitation).
EXTENDED FORECAST:
THURSDAY NIGHT: cloudy with light snow and sleet, low upper 20s, (80 percent probability for measurable precipitation;)
FRIDAY: partly cloudy, high lower 40s;
FRIDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low near 30;
SATURDAY: partly cloudy, high near 50;
SATURDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low lower 30s;
SUNDAY: partly cloudy, high lower 50s;
SUNDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for light rain, low lower 30s;
PRESIDENTS DAY: mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance for light rain, high lower 50s.
MID-RANGE OUTLOOK FOR FEBRUARY 16-22, 2010:
Below normal temperatures and above normal precipitation.


TYLER CLIMATE DATA FOR February 8, 2010
(The report is for the 24 hours ending at midnight
Greenwich Mean Time, 6:00 p.m. Central Standard Time. The
maximum temperature represents the highest of the preceding eighteen
hours, while the minimum temperature and precipitation represent
observations during the preceding twenty-four hours. The
observations are made at NWS/419207, Tyler, Texas City Office, 95.3W/32.3N, 158M).
MAXIMUM 46
MINIMUM 36
PRECIPITATION 0.60
MONTH-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 1.83
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 4.99

LONGVIEW CLIMATE DATA FOR February 8, 2010
(The report is for the 24 hours ending at midnight Greenwich
Mean Time, 6:00 p.m. Central Standard Time. The maximum
temperature represents the highest of the preceding eighteen hours,
while the minimum temperature represents observations during the preceding eighteen hours and precipitation during the preceding twenty-four hours. The
observations are made at WMO/722470, Longview, Texas--East Texas
Regional Airport, [94.7W/32.4N, 111M]).
MAXIMUM 46
MINIMUM 37
PRECIPITATION 0.95
MONTH TO DATE PRECIPITATION 1.74
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 4.28

02/08/2010 1822C
REGIONAL TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
Station Min. Max. PCPN.
Athens Forest Service 38 48 0.79
Bonham Forest Service 37 40 2.95
Caddo Lake Forest Service 37 41 0.83
Clarksville--Trissell 36 41 1.78
College Station Easterwood 47 68 0.68
Corsicana Campbell 39 52 M.
Crockett Houston 43 64 0.63
Gilmer Fox-Stevens 37 46 0.98
Greenville--Majors 37 43 1.36
Hearne Municipal 43 65 0.44
Henderson Rusk County 37 46 0.75
Hillsboro Municipal 40 46 0.67
Huntsville--Municipal 47 67 0.69
Jacksonville--Cherokee 37 55 0.60
Jasper--Bell 44 65 0.00
Kilgore Union Pacific Rwy. 37 46 N.A.
Linden Forest Service 36 41 1.11
Longview--Gregg 37 46 0.95
Lufkin--Angelina 45 64 0.68
McKinney Collin 38 41 1.54
Midlothian/Waxahachie MidWay 38 44 0.36
Mount Pleasant--Regional 37 45 1.29
Nacogdoches Mangham 41 61 0.86
Palestine Municipal 40 58 1.17
Paris--Cox 36 41 2.50
Reklaw CWOP 38 56 1.11
Sulphur Springs--Municipal 37 44 0.87
Terrell Municipal 41 49 0.99
Texarkana--Webb 35 39 1.34
Toledo Bend Forest Service 40 58 0.10
Tyler--City Office 36 46 0.60
Winona Union Pacific Rwy. 35 46 N.A.
Woodville Forest Service 43 62 0.00
(* Precipitation data is reported from a nearby Forest Service
station.
# Indicates estimated data.
@ Indicates incomplete data.
? Indicates questionable data.
All precipitation reporting periods are for the 24 hours ending at
6:00 p.m. CST; maximum and minimum temperatures are within the
eighteen hours ending at 6:00 p.m. CST.)


PUBLIC FORECAST EXPLANATION
ISSUED: 02/09/2010 0441C

STRONG COLD AIR ADVECTION TODAY WILL KEEP WIND CHILLS LOW INTO
MID-DAY. IF WE CLEAR WHICH I THINK WE WILL THEN AFTERNOON HIGHS
SHOULD GO INTO THE 40S. GOOD RADIATIONAL COOLING TONIGHT SO WE GO
INTO THE 20S. THE THURSDAY STORM IS STILL OUR BIG PROBLEM:
PRECIPITATION PROBABLY STARTS AROUND DAWN THURSDAY AS A RAIN/SNOW
MIX, THEN BECOMES MOSTLY SNOW. SURFACE TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE IN
THE MIDDLE 30S. THERE APPEARS TO BE ENOUGH MOISTURE FOR 3 IN. ON
GRASSY SURFACES, WITH TRAVEL IMPACTS LIMITED TO OVERNIGHT FROM
WATER FREEZING AND ADDITIONAL SNOW. THE WEEKEND WILL BE COOL AND
DRY, FOLLOWED BY A FAST-MOVING SYSTEM SUNDAY WITH SOME RAIN. RKP

CODED CITIES FORECAST--TYR
ISSUED: 02/09/2010 0442C

DAY WX TEMP POP
Tuesday WINDY 42/27 05%/05%
Wednesday MOSTLY CLOUDY 46/30 10%/20%
Thursday SNOW 37/31 60%/70%