Potentially another two weeks before a FROPA. Frik.

98°F Saturday and Sunday. Thanks, Francine.

javakah wrote: ↑Wed Sep 11, 2024 4:11 pm Now up to a Cat 2 for Louisiana.

Reed Timmer nailed it. Again - like Beryl. He projected the northward turn while July 4 weekend crew Mets were playing catchup.

Ugh, it's been so much nicer recently. Once again a hurricane in the area shifts us to a hotter pattern. Yeah - I HATE when that happens. I enjoyed a taste of Fall Monday evening when we arrived back in town from NOLA. Then Francine began to take it away yesterday. After Francine departs, Baton Rou...

Another Louisiana hurricane that will naturally elevate temps over the next few days, thwarting our September cooldown (again). DP soared from 55°F to 72°F. There are tiny showers around hitting the wall close to CLL https://radar.weather.gov/ridge/standard/KGRK_loop.gif?refreshed=1726008947052 Rain...

Could use some rain. I hope Francine weakens rather than strengthens on landing. Reed Timmer thinks Francine could be a CAT3 at landfall and is highly concerned about torandoes with the trough and jet stream interaction, with Francine migrating toward the NOLA area. Landfall SW of Lafayette. The bad...

Awfully quiet, in here, with something brewing in the Gulf. Everybody must be outside enjoying this first taste of Fall. It is absolutely perfect outside! We were in NOLA getting soaked on Friday and Saturday. Sunday was fantastic if a bit humid and high in the upper 80s. Missed the glorious DPs in...

The drive to NOLA tomorrow is going to suck.

haha The Matt Lanza post was submitted while I was writing mine. It's a Citrus Bowl special of weak tropical systems.

A flood of lemonade for Louisiana this weekend (perfect timing for the wedding and a drive into LA).

And we'll miss the mild weather in CLL this weekend. Low 60s Saturday and Sunday nights.

A weak, tropical system off the LATX coast mid to late week.

Beast from the east stretching its tentacles.

We'll be in NOLA this weekend, naturally missing out on cooler nights here.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 10:28 pm Good soaking rain here in Georgetown. Flooding rains out near the ranch house in Paint Rock. Crazy times.

Yeah, the last 2 days - the Hill Country radar is full.

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 2:22 pm

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2024 10:21 am I see a potential low of 59°F in a week. ENE winds - the easterly breeze this morning feels pretty good out there, even with a DP in the 70s.

I seriously doubt that.

Up in CLL. Not HOU or especially below I-10.

Still, it would be unusual.

So rain chances have been lowered again today to 40% This keeps happening. They’ll advertise 70, 80, 90% chance of rain and then the day of, they lower it to 40 or 50% I keep waiting. Nothing but sprinkles since Thursday. The grass under the shade is curled-up dry again, too. Labor Day B*U*S*T up h...

I see a potential low of 59°F in a week. ENE winds - the easterly breeze this morning feels pretty good out there, even with a DP in the 70s.

https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/s ... &length=24

https://youtu.be/GLdz6zfJMDI?si=W7lpdxBHFx1XGE9F

Easterlies are carrying some showers, mostly N of I-10.

Another year of uninspired Aggie football. Sigh. Two losses to t.u. and show Elko the door. We should have bought/hired Kiffin. Weigman should have been pulled at the half. He wasn't mentally ready. Elko wasn't either. The WRs, FBs. Then the D broke at the end. The 2nd half was a disgrace... oh, tu...

Miami is going to be a problem in the CFB playoffs if they stay healthy. Impressive OL and DL play.

Meteorologist Rob Perillo (KATC - Lafayette, La; my hometown news station) posted on FB yesterday that Euro Ensemble models are showing "a healthy cool front" coming down around mid-September. Not sure if applicable at all for SE TX or not, but worth keeping an eye on. North Carolina is s...