Not sure if Bush iah will reach 100 between readings, but 99 as of 4 pm so far...

Yes and the mariners lost too. Oklahoma lost also so not all bad.

I am starting to think we may be setting up for the la Nina/ -pdo induced drought going into next year that many have anticipated for the Texas region. It is unfortunate for areas to the west that never fully recovered with low lakes and rivers.

It is an eye opener and a large windfield too going towards sw LA

My area has been under a nice off and on band for the past few hours now with over an inch and counting! Spring area

Yeah they probably wouldn't be ranked if they did an ap poll after their last week loss. Making the ex Texans coach look good!
A&M lacked spirit too in their game.

Being on the north side of this coastal trough feature and all of the clouds around, it may be a fairly dry day today. Glad I got a couple of good bands yesterday!

Nice big donut hole over most of the area today, but at least it is overcast and not 100 degrees

I am guessing the next interesting time to watch will be around the 13th looking at models. Hope the 12z gfs doesn't happen...

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The hrrr model has it depicted well too with a slug of rain heading inland

That little curved band by Rosenberg must be intense

First it is a hurricane again. 75 mph
Second there is a tornado watch for the southeast half of the area now.

cperk wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2024 7:21 pm

AtascocitaWX wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2024 6:49 pm Too much bickering over in 2k.

That's why i like this forum that bickering is minimal and being a small forum and local you can get great reliable info from some really knowledgeable members.

+++ for real!!! Love every bit of this forum!

Looks like it is losing it's convection currently. The dry air factor doing it's thing!

There is already a flood watch in effect for the area due to Beryl.

I don't really much more east shifts past Galveston. More than likely between Freeport and Galveston may be the best bet. The spaghetti models currently are tightly clustered and seemingly getting tighter. Don't have much of an analog system since they don't usually recurve quick this time of season...

I would advise getting some supplies, especially water today if needed. Knowing people how they love to raid stores in events like this, things may become difficult to find!

Hopefully that qpf map above verifies since it looks like everyone, even south-central Texas would see much needed rain.

They don't change track on intermediate advisories
Looks like a well developed core again with maybe only a little bit of time over the Yucatan coming up. Looks like some fairly good agreement on the track overall between the models, will see about the ICON model though.