This - PNA has been so persistent, and it looks like its going no where for the rest of the month, expect summer to extend into november. Texas weather sucks
Cromagnum wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 4:56 pm
I don't understand why we are at risk of flash drought now when its been hot and dry since May. Why wouldn't we have a flash drought in July?
We now live in a desert with occasional flash floods.
Cromagnum wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 4:56 pm
I don't understand why we are at risk of flash drought now when its been hot and dry since May. Why wouldn't we have a flash drought in July?
Cromagnum wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 4:56 pm
I don't understand why we are at risk of flash drought now when its been hot and dry since May. Why wouldn't we have a flash drought in July?
Faucet turned off here in September.
Faucet turned off here in July after the central Texas floods. Its been hot AF amd dry for 3 months and suddenly local mets are talking about a flash drought. We've been in a drought already so I dont know what makes it a "flash" version.
jasons2k wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 6:44 pm
Wow, to add another insult, the ultimate Lucy visit today. Red blob to north, spits out outflow, new red blob to the south. Ugh.
Got a surprise downpour for a few minutes at the fields at ORWALL. All of my son's coaches were practically dancing in the rain lol.
jasons2k wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 6:44 pm
Wow, to add another insult, the ultimate Lucy visit today. Red blob to north, spits out outflow, new red blob to the south. Ugh.
Got a surprise downpour for a few minutes at the fields at ORWALL. All of my son's coaches were practically dancing in the rain lol.
Howdy neighbor! I think ORWALL is a mandatory tour of duty of you have sons in the area.
Iβm in Imperial Oaks and felt mist on my face in the breeze. Just missed it.
These flash droughts are becoming quite the norm around here.
Cromagnum wrote: βTue Oct 07, 2025 4:56 pm
I don't understand why we are at risk of flash drought now when its been hot and dry since May. Why wouldn't we have a flash drought in July?
Faucet turned off here in September.
Faucet turned off here in July after the central Texas floods. Its been hot AF amd dry for 3 months and suddenly local mets are talking about a flash drought. We've been in a drought already so I dont know what makes it a "flash" version.
Since the EPAC Barry moisture triggered flooding it's been high and dry. Our water bill is sky high even though enormous summer electric bill is sagging a little because of lower sun angle.