Thank you. Just concerned and have resigned myself to the fact our bay house in Port Alto will not survive.

stormlover wrote:Wow euro run bad

Please elaborate.

Thank you and best of luck these next few days. Hope you can live off cat-naps!

DoctorMu wrote:

Cromagnum wrote:All that moisture better get on over to Texas. I'm going to be pissed if I have to bring out my sprinklers.

I'm having that bust panic feeling now as well. Only in Texas can fear of flood flip to fear of drought and vice versa in a nanosecond.

Amen!

Thank you all for the updates. Not knowing the terminology and going back and forth to the weather 'dictionary', your input is greatly appreciated.

My employer said to play it by ear but be prepared to work from home.

Raining now at Fairbanks & 290 in NW Houston

Thundering in Jersey Village now

I get lost - more precipitation now?

Not sure if my other post worked or not. My name is Randall and I've visited this board frequently over the years :D I have several concerns with Isaac. 1. It is an I storm like Ike 2. It's path is virtually identical with the 1900 Hurricane that blasted Galveston as a Category 4. The most reliable...

Welcome to Houston and the KHOU weather community Pa&Hou! Texas weather can be quite interesting. Thanks Kat! I'm sure I will enjoy the variety I have never seen one in my life, that goes for a Hurricane or any tropical sytem for that matter. I'm the type that loves weather and haha I'm probabl...

So what does it mean with the line somewhat breaking apart around College Station? Good or bad or ?

As much as I would love to have major rain here in the Houston area, I love, love, love seeing all the rain in the hill country. Those lakes need it. I'm not going to be greedy - the whole state needs rain.

My niece goes to Rice Consolidated in Altair, south of Columbus and she just text that they are closing early today. I'm waiting for a reply as to whether or not weather related. Just heard back and it's because of the weather.

sm040480 wrote:Intensity picking up. What were tiny grains infrequently are now becoming larger and coming down, or should I say blowing sideways, at a nice clip. Air feels wet wet wet. Sweet!

Can you tell us your location?

srainhoutx wrote:Banding setting up over Ft Bend and W Harris County. Hang on NW and N folks. Our time is coming...

Woo Hoo. I do believe, I do believe....

It's been fun following the forum. We've had more freezing temps in the past few days than we did all last winter (or so I remember)! Yes, I want snow. I may have jinxed everyone because I brought work home 'in the event'. Sorry if I did but I still think we will see something - maybe not as much as...

Andrew wrote:ULL still seems to be dropping south and even farther south than the Euro and other models show:

http://www.atmo.arizona.edu/products/wx ... 0mbwv.html

So what does that mean for us with it going further south?

Okay...here goes: Some of you are being very childish...and you know who you are. Just stop. A couple of things you guys need to think about before calling everybody a liar and calling the event a 'bust.' 1.) Very few of you are well versed in the world of meteorology. You do not have the privilage...

Jeff and ALL the other WX guys/gals, thank you so much for all the info & guidance. If it wasn't so cold, I would pull out the rum in honor of Dan - but on second thought, maybe I will anyway.