Had the same issue. Ruined the Willie Nelson birthday showing. I’m gonna look for a recorded option to stream. I migrated to streaming and YTTV a few years ago and never looked back or worried about the weather again. I'm waiting for fiber. I have the fastest plan I can get right now and if we have...

The line is weakening it looks like but the northern burbs of Houston should still get something.

Montgomery area is getting a flood!

Unfortunately I don’t see much rain on the models in my area. Thank goodness I got almost an inch yesterday.

I got .90” today. I have nothing to complain about lol biggest rain I’ve had in over a month.

Looks like we could see some scattered popups starting late this afternoon into the evening hours. Not seeing anything widespread today.

Still dry as a bone at my place. Pretty much crickets again today.

tireman4 wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 1:15 pm Matt Lanza
Rain rates up I-45 toward The Woodlands are running about 3-4" per hour. Flash flooding is likely to commence soon in typical spots.

That’s a lot don’t get me wrong, but 3-4” hr rainfall rates aren’t really that crazy. I’ve had that in half an hour before.

Jason is about to get clocked.

Already 92°F here with a heat index of 107°F.

DP 78°.

Pas_Bon wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 10:49 am The CAPE levels for coastal SE Texas today are mind-blowing for this late in May.
far greater than 5,000 across the board.

Damn, that’s pretty impressive. Lots of fuel out there.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 10:12 am Are we thinking later in the afternoon near commute time, or late this evening?

Just go look at the mesoscale models. That’s what I do.

It's extremely rare to see Surface CAPE values exceeding 8,000 J/kg anywhere across the country, any time of the year, let alone over portions of SE Texas. Yet earlier this evening between 2100Z & 2300Z, that's exactly what we saw... SPC MAP - SURFACE CAPE - 5.27.2024 - 2100.png SPC MAP - SURFA...

What’s up with all the haze outside? Smoke coming from wildfires in Mexico or something? There’s not even any sun out. Just a bunch of overcast skies and haze around. We've had haze for 10 days+. Initially there was an inversion layer and the humid air was trapped and not able to rise. Looks like a...

tireman4 wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 3:15 pm

Texashawk wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 11:29 am

tireman4 wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 10:31 am Be careful today

What’s this show?

The purple is heat index 114..the orange, 105.

97°F here currently with a DP of 79° making it feel like 117°F. Can you say f that?

We didn’t even have a heat index that high last summer. Wild.

What’s up with all the haze outside? Smoke coming from wildfires in Mexico or something? There’s not even any sun out. Just a bunch of overcast skies and haze around.

Models are beginning to look better for some rain further south. The GFS and CMC both look a little better now compared to previous runs and the 12z HRRR has a pretty potent looking MCS moving through early Wednesday morning.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 9:36 am 90 degrees and 80% humidity at 9AM. Absolutely gross.

10:30AM here and only at 86°F.

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 6:34 pm Lets wait until mesocale models come into range, globals do not do well with NW flow and any sort of disturbances embedded aloft

I agree. I believe there could be more rain further south as well like what the Euro is showing. CPC forecast looks pretty good for us.

Another day with another north of I-10 special forecast from the WPC: