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jasons2k
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So much for today being the wettest day of the week…
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Cpv17
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Cpv17
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Yeah, I’m not even close to hurting for rain. Just strange that I’ve had high rain chances all week and haven’t had but a quarter inch. I’m not even complaining about it though. I’m good here for another 2 weeks with no rain.don wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 5:09 pm No bust down here, if you think it's a bust you probably read too much into the broadbrush high rainfall totals the models had.It's Summer and due to a lack of forcing this time of year, without a TC or Tropical Low excessive rainfall amounts tend to be localized. Just because your specific neighborhood doesn't get a washout doesn't make the event a bust.It's not like we're hurting for rain anyway, we just had a hurricane...
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Stratton20
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18z euro! watch out
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Pas_Bon
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Damn. Meyerland doesn’t need that
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don
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Tomorrow's setup is sneaky, and someone could get several inches of rain tomorrow.As the surface low will be behaving like a tropical low.
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don
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Also there may be a price to pay fore getting all this rain over the state (persistent weakness in place). I'm really concerned that we may have another storm before the season is done.
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TexasBreeze
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The hrrr model has it depicted well too with a slug of rain heading inland
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Ptarmigan
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Central Texas could use the rain for sure. Let them have it.tireman4 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 9:31 amsrainhoutx wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2024 1:55 pm It's been a long time since I've seen so much flooding along the Guadalupe in Kerrville.
What Steve is alluding to. The Hill Country has seen much much needed rain
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Stratton20
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the 00z NAM has slowed down the movement of the low just a bit, doesnt clear north texas until late saturday, so could still pull in additional rain bands over se texas through saturday potentially
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Stratton20
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06z HRRR shows a significant flooding setup for se texas tommorow, as the low passes directly over houston we could see street flooding becoming a problem, as the low moves into lousiana, a new feeder band begins to set up over se texas
HRRR 06z has 8-13 inches in se texas
HRRR 06z has 8-13 inches in se texas
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Pas_Bon
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Cromagnum
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Dumping buckets down here on already waterlogged ground. Some neighborhoods near me might have problems later today if the fire hose sets up.
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Rip76
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Just now from Lindner.
“Port O Connor has recently gusted to 52mph and Matagorda Channel to 51mph in association with the meso low east of Rockport.
Gusty winds will spread toward the Palacios and Matagorda/Sargent areas over the next several hours.”
“Port O Connor has recently gusted to 52mph and Matagorda Channel to 51mph in association with the meso low east of Rockport.
Gusty winds will spread toward the Palacios and Matagorda/Sargent areas over the next several hours.”
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Pas_Bon
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Yes, we have gotten some rain in League City, but literallly every time we have a widespread rain event, this happens. WTH?
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DoctorMu
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Yeah, we're getting almost tropical rain in that band which has snuck its way to CLL.
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Stratton20
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the HRRR continues to show several more rounds of thunderstorms forming to our SW and moving through se texas through saturday, flood threat will be there
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Pas_Bon
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I’m legitimately curious…..what beef does a constant/steady rain have with League City?
This has been all day….
This has been all day….
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Stratton20
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18z HRRR showing an additional 3-6 inches widespread for se texas through late saturday evening, with isolated pockets of 8-12 inches, flood watch may get extended
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Cpv17
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So far I’ve picked up 1.6” this week. Most of that came today. I’m good on rain here for 2-3 weeks now. And the flood watches did get extended, btw.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 25, 2024 2:53 pm 18z HRRR showing an additional 3-6 inches widespread for se texas through late saturday evening, with isolated pockets of 8-12 inches, flood watch may get extended
Also, the CPC is bringing rain back in here on their latest 8-14 day precip forecast.