0z HRRR has a bullseye of 10+ inches in Harris county fwiw. I'm not concerned about it yet but I'll be watching to see if future runs continue to show it. qpf_acc-imp.us_sc (3).png Seeing how the models have significantly underdone totals, and we have over 24-36 hours to recharge the atmosphere, I ...

The slope/angle of the coast also plays a big part,as the more east you go in SE Texas at the same latitude the closer you get to the Gulf.While Beaumont's latitude is farther north than Houston,its also closer to the gulf due to the angle of the Texas coast.I use to live in Louisiana also and Miss...

It’s, in large part, the latitude of the Houston metro area. While only a few degrees difference, the lower latitude often precludes some low pressure systems from the Midwest from reaching as far south as especially the coastal areas. There is a marked difference in relative humidity % between Hou...

The Houston Chronicle headline today was about local flooding.

It does rain here a lot, but I thought the Houston area got just as much, or at least similar. Beaumont gets 65 in of rain/year like Louisiana. IAH sees 51 inches/year. Hobby sees 55 inches/annum on average, Galveston sees 47 inches/year. Moving SW or NW of Houston, things dry out fast as we enter ...

The MCV near Waco *could* take a right hand turn.

We'll see.

It's feast or famine. 3.83 inches from the latest MCV this morning. That is 10.24 inches of rain for the week! Welcome to Texas! We'll continue to see a ramping up of extremes in Texas over the coming years. Longer periods of drought in the summer and more flooding rains. Stratton - you must be thi...

It's feast or famine. 3.83 inches from the latest MCV this morning. That is 10.24 inches of rain for the week! Welcome to Texas! We'll continue to see a ramping up of extremes in Texas over the coming years. Longer periods of drought in the summer and more flooding rains. Stratton - you must be thi...

Be on the lookout tomorrow morning as Don said for another potential round of T-storms and showers.

It's feast or famine. 3.83 inches from the latest MCV this morning. That is 10.24 inches of rain for the week! Welcome to Texas! We'll continue to see a ramping up of extremes in Texas over the coming years. Longer periods of drought in the summer and more flooding rains. Stratton - you must be thin...

Huntsville is getting pounded. Just light rain here.

The best chance of rain with UL disturbance will be Thursday. A mid level ridge builds by the end of the 10 day forecast.

Picked up 1.12” here, portions of east Harris County picked up 3-6 inches yesterday. Went as expected then. 6.41 inches was our final tally. Storms kept forming over the house. Fortunately, after midnight the MCV moved south... ...but the analog for me in terms of round after round after round of h...

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 7:18 pm

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 5:44 pm Sucks that it's going to take something tropical to get coastal areas any rain.

I’m afraid that’s what it’s gonna take.

There is potential for sea breeze showers in May to mid June. We'll see.

Wednesday - Friday has a 30-50% shot of rain each day, including the coastal areas like Angleton.

Man, it feels like Louisiana out there! Hot and drippy with only a breath of wind.

Picked up 1.12” here, portions of east Harris County picked up 3-6 inches yesterday. Went as expected then. 6.41 inches was our final tally. Storms kept forming over the house. Fortunately, after midnight the MCV moved south... ...but the analog for me in terms of round after round after round of h...

There is action south of I-10. A strong inflow to the MCV

tireman4 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 12:38 am Rainfall totals

You need a boat to go down Hwy 21.

6.4 inches IMFY as things kept backfilling. Over half a foot - feat or famine. It's going to feel like NOLA tomorrow.

It probably won't rain all summer again...but will enjoy the green while it lasts.

Enhanced risk for tonight. (What I posted earlier) Are y'all looking at mesoscale models?🤷‍♂️ The storms to the Northeast are the same storms that will congeal into a MCS and move southeast with the front late tonight/overnight.This MCS looks to effect areas along and east of I-45 all the way to th...