I’ve seen a few people in the northern parts of the viewing area say they’ve seen the northern lights tonight.

Interview in NC went well today. So well that the VP gave me a verbal notice of intent to hire and said he wanted to spend his time with me to close in on an initial offer range before I traveled home. Written one will be forthcoming Monday What is it that you do exactly if you don’t mind me asking?

Interview in NC went well today. So well that the VP gave me a verbal notice of intent to hire and said he wanted to spend his time with me to close in on an initial offer range before I traveled home. Written one will be forthcoming Monday Awesome. We truly need a "like" button. :) I sec...

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 6:08 pm 18z GFS, very sharp cutoff south of I-10, but does show potential for heavy rain to set up somewhere in our neck of the woods, has a bullseye of about 9 inches over the next 7 days

Well it gives me about .90”. That’s double what I had from the last event. I’ll take it lol

I really don’t care two cents what the NAM says. The only time I use that model is during the winter for temperatures. It does somewhat decent for that. Other than that it’s a pile of garbage.

The WPC has increased totals throughout the area. Interesting though that Channel 13 had an 80% chance yesterday for Sunday and now decreased it to 70%. Seems odd to me.

christinac2016 wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 11:24 am Is Sunday still looking wet? There’s a tri (now a duathon) at Alexander duessen park.

Yes. They should’ve moved it to Saturday.

The GFS phantom CAG season has begun

don wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 6:28 pm 18Z GFS


Screenshot 2024-05-09 at 18-27-42 Models GFS - Pivotal Weather.png

Put the blob over Mississippi at my house.

I personally think most of the rain will focused in north and eastern texas, still think we see maybe some activity though, i do agree with the WPC outlook, but personally central and western texas need the rain way more than we do, lets send it that way lol Watch me get another quarter or half inc...

The WPC once again has most of the rain north of I-10.

Muggiest day of the year out there so far in my opinion.

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 11:57 pm

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 11:37 pm GFS has trended wetter, but confines the heaviest rain to north and east texas

Current Euro is in congruence.

Sunday and Monday are trending wetter. Ridiculously big difference from the Euro and GFS. CMC is closer to the Euro.

The transition from La Nina to El Nino in June 2023 really shut down rain in CLL and turned this place into a blast furnace. Even the crawfish suffered terribly. Up here soggy conditions in the Spring could bode well temperature-wise for the summer. We'll see. We will have a greater chance of tropi...

I'm in Euro's corner for this round.... The Euro has been far more accurate of the models and HRRR hasn't been bad on the mesos. The transition from La Niña to El Niño sees to be allowing more energy further south than the last 10 years (on average). The weather has been more like the 90s. A bit we...

The SPC has already placed the northern parts of southeast Texas in a 15% chance for severe weather on Thursday. Large hail and damaging winds should be the main threats. They better not. 2nd attempt at my flight out for an interview is Thursday. They have. Might end up being an enhanced risk by th...

The SPC has already placed the northern parts of southeast Texas in a 15% chance for severe weather on Thursday. Large hail and damaging winds should be the main threats.

Pretty big difference once again between the Euro and GFS. Euro says more rain is on the way and GFS not so much.

jasons2k wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 11:05 pm Well, the donut over here is gone, at least for now. Here are some recent rain totals:

Rain today 5/5/24: 1.49"
Rain this month: 12.41"
Rain in last 7 days: 14.01"

I had about half an inch today, but my sister in East Bernard had over 5”.