0.63 in for today. 9.58 in for the month IMFY. Unbelievable.

Less than 1 month now until CFB.

Just now from Lindner. “Port O Connor has recently gusted to 52mph and Matagorda Channel to 51mph in association with the meso low east of Rockport. Gusty winds will spread toward the Palacios and Matagorda/Sargent areas over the next several hours.” Yeah, we're getting almost tropical rain in that...

At the very least, it’s July 24 and high temps are barely into the 80’s and no flooding for my neck of the woods in League City. I’ll take that every damn day. 88°F in College Station. Cloudy. My grass and trees are actually green. The sprinklers are off. I'll take this for the remainder of the sum...

The air is pretty worked over up here in CLL. It looks like a coastal event today.

It's been raining moderate to heavy on and off here for the past few days.There a lot of standing water, and mosquitoes of course. Similar here. We've had 2.72 inches over the last two days. That brings us to a whopping 8.95 inches for July. A "personal best" for July rain in CLL. There a...

1.66 inches total. Some cells are waning, but a pretty good effort for day 1. Rain chance are 40-80% for another solid week.

Smoke 'em if you got 'em. I do have to dump some standing water and hose down with DEET.

1.38 inches so far. That's 7.5 inches of rain for July. The most I've every seen in CLL? There may have been a year with a tropical system...but I don't think so. Checking my personal records: 7.3 inches in 2014 was the next highest rainfall for this month. Usually, July provide 2-3 inches or less o...

Pas_Bon wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2024 12:20 pm It’s mighty wet out here in League City
No watering for the week. Whoop

Love the clouds too, keeping the energy usage down as well as sprinklers set to OFF.

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 11:22 pm GFS with a big 16-18 inch bullseye near Beaumont, where that bullseye setups is anyones guess

Folks in Beaumont should just live in boats.

https://youtu.be/cK5G8fPmWeA?si=bIkXCNJnUJ-SqEIV Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX 638 PM CDT Sun Jul 21 2024 ...New AVIATION... .SHORT TERM and LONG TERM... (Tonight through Saturday) Issued at 340 PM CDT Sun Jul 21 2024 Showers and thunderstorms near the coast...

^ It's going to be wet. In the meantime, enjoying a DP of 62°F.

Those drier northerly breezes are paying off with DP's in the 60s. The slightest taste of Fall in late July.

We're never this green late in July. 87°F and north breeze. This is North Carolina "summer" weather. More please! Rain and some 80s on tap for next week. Coincidentally, North Carolina is having a Texas Summer this year. Lol Idk about that. They’ve been getting scattered storms there each...

This is great summer weather for Texas. Reminds me of Florida. Everything is lush and green. We're never this green late in July. 87°F and north breeze. This is North Carolina "summer" weather. More please! Rain and some 80s on tap for next week. Coincidentally, North Carolina is having a...

jasons2k wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 11:14 am This is great summer weather for Texas. Reminds me of Florida. Everything is lush and green.

We're never this green late in July. 87°F and north breeze. This is North Carolina "summer" weather. More please!

Rain and some 80s on tap for next week.

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2024 12:24 pm Cpv17 exactly, the more widespread potential heavy rain is next week with a more vigorous upper level low moving in , gotta watch that setup closely

Yeah - I didn't expect much this morning. But next week's setup looks juicy.

Pas_Bon wrote: ↑Thu Jul 18, 2024 6:47 am We’ve got a big, juicy line of storms coming in from the North. More rain this morning, folks.

It hit us about 4:30 am - lightning, heavy rain: 3.24 inches of liquid gold. In July.

Just 5 weeks and a couple of days until CFB season.

Let's Go.

Relief may on its way a little early as showers descend into the Brazos Valley and SETX. They'll probably run out of steam as daytime heating wanes, but unstable, moist air is moving in

, I still think models are largely underestimating rainfall potential across se texas with the front becoming stationary , will need to watch flooding potential heading forwards, this is the kind of pattern that could bring that for sure I would not be surprised. Stalled cold front regardless of se...