August 2022
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Re: August 2022
Cpv17 those are some pretty big totals
Re: August 2022
Probably will have to start watching the creeks and bayous if that verifies.
Re: August 2022
Great weather this morning to get eyes on the old Battleship making its way to Galveston. Saw these pics elsewhere.






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Re: August 2022
Re: August 2022
Yep! Mid to late next week it looks like. Plus another dose of Gulf moisture coming in on Friday and increasing through the weekend.
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Re: August 2022
12z CMC, definitely a little concerned about the flooding potential next week
Re: August 2022
And these are the global models showing that much. Imagine what the mesoscale models will show when we get closer.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 31, 2022 10:59 am12z CMC, definitely a little concerned about the flooding potential next week
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Re: August 2022
GFS doesn't show much because it has future Hurricane Kay hitting to the left of Baja California.
Re: August 2022
From HGX discussion this morning those precipitable waters this weekend are TC territory PWATS...
The probability of precipitation progressively increases Friday night
into early next week as a backdoor frontal boundary moves through
and becomes quasi-stationary along the coast. Global models still
differ on the evolution and strength of some mesoscale features;
however, models keep suggesting an increase in moisture with PWATS
around 2.3-2.5 inches through early next week. These values are
well above normal (above the median moving average) for late
August standards; suggesting locally moderate to heavy rain,
particularly along the boundary. Have increased PoPs to 50-70
percent mainly for Saturday and Sunday with the best chances south
of I-10.
Rain and storm chances Monday through Wednesday will generally
revolve around the the quasi-stationary boundary meandering along
the coast and slowly moving inland/northward.
The probability of precipitation progressively increases Friday night
into early next week as a backdoor frontal boundary moves through
and becomes quasi-stationary along the coast. Global models still
differ on the evolution and strength of some mesoscale features;
however, models keep suggesting an increase in moisture with PWATS
around 2.3-2.5 inches through early next week. These values are
well above normal (above the median moving average) for late
August standards; suggesting locally moderate to heavy rain,
particularly along the boundary. Have increased PoPs to 50-70
percent mainly for Saturday and Sunday with the best chances south
of I-10.
Rain and storm chances Monday through Wednesday will generally
revolve around the the quasi-stationary boundary meandering along
the coast and slowly moving inland/northward.
Last edited by don on Wed Aug 31, 2022 11:29 am, edited 1 time in total.