ZCZC MIATWOAT ALL TTAA00 KNHC DDHHMM Tropical Weather Outlook NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL 200 PM EDT Thu Sep 13 2018 For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico: The National Hurricane Center is issuing advisories on Hurricane Florence, approaching the North Carolina coa...

College Station received a nice downpour yesterday and I believe the day before. Our county road in Grimes is a muddy mess and pastures are green. We're not dry....at the moment!

It's going to be an interesting early Saturday morning trying to fly out of Texas and a connecting flight scheduled in Charlotte with Florence lurking. Then onto the Caribbean with Isaac a potential threat. Playing pinball with tropical systems. What a way to start a vacay!

It will be 6 years in September that we've been in Grimes County. This is the first year that we have actually seen cicadas. We've never seen walking sticks but this year they are everywhere. The wildflowers in our pasture this year have been different than any of the other years. I have no clue if ...

I can't stand these Texas summers and droughts any more. I'm done. Throwing in the towel. I'm moving to the Great State of Florida as soon as possible....which in reality will be about 3 years from now. But I have a plan and a goal :-) As Texas summers and droughts go, this summer has not been too ...

Been watching that cluster/line ot storms all afternoon. Would be nice if it held together as it crosses the Red River and moves southward.

Heard the wind chimes clanging and went outside to gather up all the pool floaties and chairs before they blew off to Navasota. The wind was fierce. Could not move headed NE to barn for about 30-45 seconds. One of the floaties is GONE. Then had an alarm notification for a roof hatch at our buildings...

Looking to the west and southwest...wondering if the storms/rain will hold together and push into the Brazos Valley and Houston area. Central Texas into Waco has some action today and this evening. Spring is here.

Looking ahead we should warm up the next week or so, but not to be the bearer of bad news...or goods news depending on your perspective the models are indicating some very cold air currently over Siberia were the actual temperatures are in the -70 to almost -90F looks to build across Canada and I s...

Srain I'm ready to start looking at the next actic intrusion you alluded to early for the mid Jan time frame. I had noticed there could could wet pattern around that time also. It's a lock, then. ;) DoctorMu, I don't think you ever sleep. You're as liable to post at 1AM as 1PM. Always do enjoy your...

sau27 wrote:18Z rolling in. Get your popcorn ready. Its already slower with the New Years-ish cold blast. But with a deeper western trough than the 12z.

Dear GFS,
Keep projecting the cold. We'll catch up to that hour 240 mark at some point this winter.
Sincerely,
Just a guy sweating in my deer stand

Personally, the model run hugging doesn't bother me in the least. None of the persons on this forum that moderate and post and have earned their credibility within this forum, and outside the forum, have stated that the return of 83/89 WILL HAPPEN. If none of us wanted to obtain information of what ...

May be too late in the Pacific season but still have fingers crossed for a non-land threatening, jet stream buckling typhoon. We're still nowhere close to winter but all the long range forecasts and the CPC are painting a picture of warm and dry. That is a great forecast for continued Harvey recover...

Tried doing some research on whether La Nina is a cooler or warmer winter for us. Based on previous post who I know loves cold weather it must be warmer, in theory, for our region. This would stink. Bad. However, the graphs that I found that display typical La Nina wind flow portrays cooler/colder a...

This summer we were fortunate to have our vacation in the Turks and Caicos Islands. This buzzsaw of a beast, Irma, looks like it is going to lay waste to TCI and most of the Bahamas. Just praying, praying, praying that a turn northward and a recurve out to the Atlantic happens sooner rather than lat...

Looking back through this thread...wow. From Friday August 18. This one really hits home. This is why we look to the forecasts of weather and are so blessed to have the pro mets here that talk to us about it, explain it and let us know what could POSSIBLY happen so we can be prepared IF it happens. ...

This first visible image of Harvey today...at a loss for words.

Driving in from Anderson to College Station this morning, a lot has changed from yesterday. Numerous snapped trees on County Roads north of 90, must have been a wind event during the overnight hours as they were not there yesterday afternoon. Holland Creek and Spring Creek are well out of bank along...

As a complete novice, just looking at the visible imagery, this thing appears to be beginning to have influence over the entire southern Gulf. Cloud circulation is far, far outside the center of the low pressure.

Are you specifically looking for flat or more mountainous? The reason I ask is that my daughter had a Jetta and it would handle most anything with ease. More flat would be head due west out I-10 and then cut up through Arizona, Utah/Nevada between ranges and head into Oregon and Washington. Or, you ...