Question...When does the worst come through Sugar Land?

Lol it sped up...What?

Paul Robison wrote:

mcheer23 wrote:We now have Bill!!!!

Say what????

Yes! Tropical storm bill has born!

We now have Bill!!!!

Should be bill soon. I think track comes a bit north of matagorda.

snowman65 wrote:Looking for advise.....My wife and daughter are in Tomball right now...We live in Orange...Would they be better off trying to get out this evening/tonight after rush hour or waiting until tomorrow around 9:00am to try and head home? Thanks!

After rush.

Early model 18z shift a little right.

I'm still banking with a landfall around Matagorda...That would put the nasty part right through Houston.

I'm not buying the 12z EURO at all...

Been awhile since I've been on here...

12z Euro shifts the heavy rainfall axis to the I-35 corridor

Congrats!

Excited that I'm just 2 years away from getting my Pro Met tag!

We sometimes get big rainfall events in late April and into may. Hopefully one this year?

Hoping for some rain....

Heaviest band continues to move in from the SW expect Thunder-sleet in this band...Probably into the metro Houston area around 4:15-4:30am

00Z GFS Too bad it's in fantasy world

All rain still here.

LOL at txjohn. If the safety of Houstonians is for nothing....lmao

srainhoutx wrote:The WPC Winter Weather Probabilities Graphics are updating. The chance of freezing precip now extends to 18Z Wednesday across portions of SE Texas including Brazoria and Galveston Counties with spotty potential into Metro Houston.

Link please?

I expect HGX to keep with the warning.

Can someone fill in on how the 12Z Euro was?

I'm gonna have to agree with the warmer look of the GFS. When I woke up this morning it was 50 degrees with the front just beginning to roll in. We have had gusty north winds for a couple hours up here now in Central Montgomery County and the temp has been holding at 55 degrees. I noticed this as w...