It looks like the various reliable computer schemes are coming together suggesting another Great Basin upper low with a rather robust disturbance riding the sub tropical jet out of the Eastern Pacific will bring a round of light precipitation, mostly in the liquid form across the Western and Southe...

nuby3 wrote:I've been wondering if stuff like the cells between Austin and San Antonio might offer some bursts of sleet with their passing

Frozen Mischief approaching Lake Travis.

5.5 in of rain IMBY since last night.

Band of snow crossing Junction moving toward Kerrville

ssued by The National Weather Service Houston/Galveston, TX 1:25pm CST, Sun Dec 27 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LEAGUE CITY HAS ISSUED A * FLOOD ADVISORY FOR... SOUTHEASTERN BURLESON COUNTY IN SOUTHEASTERN TEXAS... NORTHEASTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY IN SOUTHEASTERN TEXAS... BRAZOS COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST...

In the last 24 hours:

3.5 in of rain

-28°F temp change

Significant entraining continuing in the CLL area.

rotation cited by storm tracker Bob Pack N of Navasota. Appears to have been short lived, but non the less the rotation was there. Getting some breaks in the clouds in NW Harris County with the LLJ reaching down to the surface. Winds gusting to 35 MPH the past half hour. Power went out for a min or...

rotation cited by storm tracker Bob Pack N of Navasota.

TORNADO WARNING until 11:30 am - getting details.

Washington, Brazos, Burleson Counties. Moving NE at 45 mph - Rotation detected in extreme northern Washington Co.

Maybe a hook echo approaching HWY 6 between Navasota and CLL on TWC, NOAA, WU radar on the warm side...moving fast 40 mph towards Iola

Rainfall up to 3 in per hour reported in this cell around Brenham

Brenham cell hitting a buckle in the front just S of College Station.

BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX 1007 AM CST SUN DEC 27 2015 THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LEAGUE CITY HAS ISSUED A * SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... CENTRAL WASHINGTON COUNTY IN SOUTHEASTERN TEXAS... NORTH CENTR...

Severe storm heading into Brenham heading N.

76°F just S of college Station, 51°F just north of Bryan being reported.

Sudden wind shift to WNW. Temp has dropped 10 degrees in 5 min. Fair amount of shear in cloud movement. Broken line of storms to W and continuing to head almost due N.

A couple of impulses/surface lows E of San Antonio moving generally E to ENE will need to be monitored as we get a bit of heating before the front arrives. Keep an eye to the SW and W of Harris County as the analyzed 997mb low heads our way. http://radar.weather.gov/lite/N0R/EWX_loop.gif Thanks Sra...

srainhoutx wrote:Andrew and I have been chatting about our severe potential for SE Texas tomorrow morning/midday. The latest HRRR is getting a bit worrisome for our local Houston and Bryan/College Station area.

What's your feel for timing in CLL at peak risk - about 10 am?