snowman65 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 17, 2019 9:14 am I actually need a break from the rain so I can mow.

If any comes around today, please send it this way. NE Grimes county hasn't seen a drop this month.

We got a nice 0.72" and nothing severe... but a heckuva lightning show.

Light Thundersleet in northern Grimes County (cue Cantore)

CRASHWX wrote: ↑Fri Feb 08, 2019 8:36 am Looks like FV3 got it right

… and JB, it seems.

mcheer23 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 22, 2019 3:51 pm Snow has been added to the forecast in Huntsville by HGX

They specifically say "north" of Huntsville. I like the sound of that.

Done. Thanks Andrew.

The 9.6" I received since noon yesterday brings my 3-day total to over 23" here in northern Grimes County.

...And apparently lots more to come.

I recorded 9.7 inches overnight... and actually that all happened in a 5-1/2 hour period. Crazy downpours and amazing lightning.

DoctorMu wrote:
It's feast or famine in the Brazos Valley for rainfall.

Today, we could feast.

I hear 'ya. After a month and 5 days without measurable rain... a quick half inch today. Such a blessing. Sure hope the pattern has changed.

Not a drop here in far north Grimes County since July 5. Praying for relief at the end of this week... but hopes have been dashed so many times over the last 3 weeks.

1983. Really bad. By far... in my opinion. Because it was so under-forecasted... and so extreme. Almost no precip. But... Just imagine out-of-town Christmas family coming to town. Power fails. Attic pipes start breaking. I still have nightmares from that one. All that said... I am enjoying this &quo...

I don't know which model our local NWS office tends to prefer... but they ought to reevaluate its use. FORTY PERCENT CHANCE for my local grid today? Really? We got squat. I'm starting to use commercial services more and more... as I think most will do when their livelihood depends on accurate foreca...

Ptarmigan wrote:We are always one notch away from drought.

In Northern Grimes County we are 1/8 of a notch away.

It is getting really cloudy and windy here in Stafford. Love watching the summer storms come in. Enough rain to keep the flowers and ponds happy, cool the temps a bit, though temporarily, but not too much water to flood homes and rivers. Color me jealous. :oops: This is the 20th day here with nothi...

srainhoutx wrote:Greetings from a cloudy and drizzly S Padre Island. David, Katdaddy, woman57 and I

L.O.L. Freaudian slip?

Wow.

Big-time bust.

Looks like the models and forecasters busted pretty bad with this last system. The heaviest rain was supposed to be across the NE, but it was actually the opposite, mostly to the SW: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/images/fxc/hgx/graphicast/image_full1.png It was obvious they didn't have a handle on the si...

As this storm lifts out I am now at the SIXTY-FIVE INCH mark for the year. Which is almost exactly THREE TIMES my total from 2011. I've never seen so much green in December. I may have to mow this week.

Rip76 wrote:IP ban?

It wouldn't do any good. It would just be replaced by the next ARIZONA or somesuch.

Best to just not respond and eventually it will figure it's blocked by all ... and either fade into trolling or go off to ruin another board.

It's getting awfully 2011-ish up here guys...

Please pray for us.