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* CDCs and School-Age Care will be available to Mission Critical personnel from 10 a.m. * All other gates will be closed except for BAMC Beach gate, which will be open from 6 a.m. The impacts on installation services and operations for Feb. Unit commanders and supervisors will determine specific reporting instructions for mission-critical personnel as well as telework options for their units.Īll personnel are expected to make personal safety decisions appropriate to their circumstances and to communicate with their supervisors if conditions in their area are unsafe. 1, 2023.ĭue to potentially hazardous roadways, particularly in areas of San Antonio north of Loop 1604, degrading weather conditions, and school closure announcements, JBSA is limiting installation services and operations for Feb. Pastelok says we can look forward to an average San Antonio winter, but should keep our eyes peeled for more updates on the potential for outlying extreme weather events later on in November.The cold air mass with intermittent light rain and drizzling that began yesterday evening and created hazardous conditions in the local area is forecast to continue today in San Antonio into the morning of Wednesday, Feb. This side effect of global warming can set up blocking patterns that also forces cold air masses to push downward toward Texas.įor Texans looking to purchase a new parka, they will have to wait in see. Pastelok says that notably, water temperatures between Delaware and Maine have been warming more considerably than anywhere else in the Atlantic over the last 10 to 15 years. 'That changes the upper patterns and the water temperatures in certain parts of the globe, which may or may not be directly affecting what happened in Texas last year.'

'The phenomenon that happened last year was an in-between of cycles, the La Nina signal, and a couple of things that are going on that have to have been affected by climate change, like the melting of ice around the polar region, which opens up water and air flows up into the upper atmosphere,' says Pastelok.

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Recently, the Farmer's Almanac predicted our region will see another winter storm in late January 2022.

This year's February freeze was a perfect storm, according to the forecaster, and was likely a hybrid effect of natural weather patterns and climate change. 'Now, we'll have to wait and see if northern Pacific water temperatures stay warm to see how the pattern evolves.' 'The extreme that we saw last year, everything had to come together perfectly,' says Pastelok. This causes more opportunities for cold to leak into the continental U.S, but forecasters don't currently think that will necessarily drive down into Texas again. Currently in the Arctic, the polar vortex is weaker, which means that the cold is not staying in the polar region, and is instead escaping into other places. Temperatures between the Gulf of Alaska and Hawaii are currently far above normal, similar to the conditions that made last year ripe for Winter Storm Uri in Texas. Some of that chill can get down into San Antonio, whether it gets down to freezing or not hard to say at this point.' 'The thing I worry about is the extent of cold that could come down at some point in mid-to-late December, through the Plains states. I think it's going to be some ups and downs there, but won't be too bad,' Pastelok says.

'You'll have some rain, but then there'll be dry periods as well in November into December. 'We feel pretty confident that going into the rest of the fall and into the early part of the winter season, where you are at in San Antonio, that it's not going to be that bad,' says the forecaster.Ĭonditions outside of Texas could make things chillier for longer periods of time in the Alamo City.

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