Ounce wrote:The gift that keeps on giving.

those cells North of Victoria seem completely determined to get into Grimes county. lol

sea breeze activity maybe?

to me it looks like there is still the chance for more heavy rain today.. another little cluster omving NE from near Victoria

grimes county is racking up some pretty nice rainfall totals . especially southern half

jasons wrote:2.46" here total the last 3 days.

it's been amazing how it will only be east or west of here. just had the one big burst upon landfall and not a whole lot more

"IT COULD BE WORTH WATCHING FOR SCT DEVELOPMENT ALONG 1-10/HWY59 CORRIDOR LATER IN AFTN IF ANY PEAKS OF SUN SHOW BETWEEN NOW AND THEN. NOT MENTIONING ANYTHING IN THE TAFS ATTM BUT SOME OF THE HIRES MODELS HINTING AT SUCH A POSSIBILITY" exactly what I was thinking, already starting to take ...

just had a good crack of thunder in central Montgomery.

wondering if the sea breeze will kick up and interact

FLASH FLOOD WARNING Montgomery. pouring at my house

BlueJay wrote:

nuby3 wrote:upgraded again from 80 percent chance of heavy rain to 100% chance for tonight in the woodlands.. interesting

Interesting. i thought that David Paul's 5:00 pm forecast maps showed us to be pretty dry tonight...
We will see.

pops went back down to 50% for woodlands

Poltracker wrote:The storms to the east seem to be back building into our area.

I've been watching that too

HouTXmetro wrote:H-town is dry as I don't know what. Are they sure about these rains tonight.

what else is weird, is that Victoria has rain falling, 90% chance of heavy rain, here dry as a bone, 100% chance

upgraded again from 80 percent chance of heavy rain to 100% chance for tonight in the woodlands.. interesting

just noticed that NWS raised my Heavy Rain percentage from 50 to 80 for tonight. They must think all the bands over Corpus will hold together and pull through here overnight. That's going to be a mess if it does, slow moving and lots of life left. Bill isn't leaving us quietly. I agree, and if that...

just noticed that NWS raised my Heavy Rain percentage from 50 to 80 for tonight.

it is indeed looking pretty dicey for our area at the moment.

rainfall accumulating 2-3 inches per hour still with the storms east of Victoria. still drifting east...

HERE IT COMES

there is a serious waterspout offshore sse of CC right now.

Paul Robison wrote:Can anyone please tell me what the current wind speeds/gusts are in the Houston Metro?

what I find round town is wind speed of 20mph with gusts to 30mph from SE

I'm sure it's part of the dynamics of the storm. look at the corpus Christi radar composite, you'll see. they've been holding stationary for hours, but with the storm moving, they're beginning to move north. been waiting to see if it might happen. interesting to see if it hold together at all, time...