Radar just updated and now indicates 2.29'' diameter hail around Westheimer and Gessner rd.

Pea to quarter sized hail possible around Westheimer and beltway 8.

SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX 527 PM CDT MON AUG 23 2010 TXC157-201-232245- /O.CON.KHGX.SV.W.0063.000000T0000Z-100823T2245Z/ HARRIS TX-FORT BEND TX- 527 PM CDT MON AUG 23 2010 ...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 545 PM CDT FOR FORT BEND A...

Radar currently indicating some 30-40mph winds possible with the thunderstorm over the US 290 and W43rd area moving south towards Spring Valley and the memorial villages. It looks like the western and southwestern portion of the metro area and Harris county is in for some potentially rough weather o...

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX 519 PM CDT MON AUG 23 2010 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LEAGUE CITY HAS ISSUED A * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... EASTERN FORT BEND COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS... SOUTHERN HARRIS COUNTY...

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Getting ready to see an outflow boundary collision occur from north-central back across west and southwest portions of Harris county. Watch out for the possibility of some additional strong thunderstorm activity across the northern, central and west/southwestern portions of the metro area over the n...

Low now inland across southeast Louisiana with models continuing to keep it east of southeast Texas with very little influence on our local weather other than helping keep some tropical moisture in place the next couple of days.

It's quite clear there is no circulation forming south of Louisiana. The LLC is definitely moving northward toward the FL/AL border. Yeah, you can pretty easily see in the latest IR loops, the convection getting blown off to the southwest exposing the center, then see the center continue off to the...

Snowman wrote:WOW in cypress we have recieved 2.5 inches of rain in the past hour.

Yeah, the Harris county gauges show 2.5'' around the Cypress Creek and Huffmeister rd area. Be on the lookout for some street flooding due to the fact that all of that fell in an hours time.

Radar indicating the possibility of some 40-50mph gusts around and just south of Liverpool moving southwest towards Danbury and points south towards eastern Angleton along FM 2004.

Saw a max gust to 48mph with the outflow, now getting very heavy rain with my weather station currently recording a rain rate of 4.80'' per hour but generally seeing about 2-3'' per hour at this time. This is some very much needed rain! It looks like the storms will continue pushing southwest across...

You can check out our network of stations around the region using the link below. The site I was referring to above is our West Liberty one.

http://www.hnet.uh.edu

Even if you don't see much rain, the outflow boundary will likely drop temperatures a good 10-15 degrees as it passes by. It recently passed one of our met stations in west central Liberty county just off of FM 1960 dropping the temp from 98 to 84 in about 5-10min with winds gusting to 35-40mph.

It is oppressively hot ahead of the line of storms. As of 2pm below is a list of current temps and heat heat indices, bold indicating heat advisory criteria. IAH: 100, 111 HOU: 98, 106 SGR: 96, 107 DWH: 99, 108 CXO (Conroe): 101, 111 UTS (Huntsville): 101, 109 CLL: 102, 108 GLS: 94, 107 LBX: 94, 107...

Going to have to keep an eye on the developing line of showers and thunderstorms across our northeastern counties currently moving southwest. Surface analysis shows a moist and unstable air mass resides across the region. It is interesting to note that we are seeing some decent downdraft CAPE values...

Looks like a line of storm is rotating around the area of low pressure. with daytime heating and high PW's, may finally see some rain this PM. Yep, will have to watch those storms...as the NWS mentioned this morning, the atmosphere is loaded and with temps reaching into the lower to mid 90s could h...

It looks like the LLC is located about where the NWS Mobile has it on their map...to the south of the Destin/Pensacola area moving about due west. At that latitude even if it continues due west, it would move into southeast LA to the southeast of NOLA. Shear looks to be increasing a bit with the thu...

Northeastern Ft. Bend and western Harris counties getting hammered by some pretty strong thunderstorms developing along the sea breeze front where it collided with some outflow boundaries. Wouldn't be surprised to see an urban and small stream flood advisory issued as rain rates are on the order or ...

Streets are all flooded in my neighborhood....this is only the 3rd time I have seen this over the past 15 years. We have gotten about 3'' of rain over the past hour to hour and a half and more rain continues to train up out of northern Ft. Bend county.