Re: JUNE 2018: Heavy Rainfall Possible Through Wednesday
Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:29 am
Harris County Flood District Rainfall Map 06 20 18 8:30 AM
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National Weather Service Corpus Christi TX
900 AM CDT Wed Jun 20 2018
...STORM TOTAL RAINFALL REPORTS...
Storm total rainfall from 7am Monday morning.
Location Amount Time/Date
6 NW Corpus Christi 12.89 in 0700 AM 06/20
8 S Corpus Christi 12.52 in 0700 AM 06/20
5 SW Corpus Christi 11.87 in 0700 AM 06/20
3.6 S Woodsboro 11.15 in 0700 AM 06/20
Alice Airport/ASOS 10.43 in 0700 AM 06/20
11 SSW Port Aransas 9.58 in 0800 AM 06/20
2 NNW Rockport 9.38 in 0700 AM 06/20
4 SW Orange Grove 9.12 in 0700 AM 06/20
2 SW Flour Bluff 8.90 in 0700 AM 06/20
Corpus Christi Airport ASOS 8.00 in 0700 AM 06/20
NAS Corpus Christi ASOS 7.62 in 0700 AM 06/20
Rockport ASOS 6.47 in 0700 AM 06/20
1.3 NW Portland 6.48 in 0700 AM 06/20
Victoria Airport ASOS 5.65 in 0700 AM 06/20
Coleto Creek Reservoir 5.30 in 0700 AM 06/20
Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying
equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers
for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official.
Yep, throw all the QPF models in the garbage.jasons wrote:Feast or famine. Somehow a lot of the Houston area has managed to avoid most of the rain, it's like a dome has been over us the last 3 days.
Well glad we didn't get any flooding. Hopefully most got beneficial rains. The heat returns on Friday.Cromagnum wrote:Yep, throw all the QPF models in the garbage.jasons wrote:Feast or famine. Somehow a lot of the Houston area has managed to avoid most of the rain, it's like a dome has been over us the last 3 days.
That's very good advice -- and it's a reality we'll face until PWATS drop tomorrow night... So, tropical moisture in place through tomorrow. All this sunshine baking a moist atmosphere with dew points around 80°F means a flooding rain threat should we see a boundary move in (maybe sea breeze, if it gets warm enough?) Certainly short-range could feature a piece of that Corpus Christi energy swinging through as the system is scoured out by the drier air to the north tomorrow night...tireman4 wrote:Remember what Dr. Frank always preaches, "Until a tropical system is completely gone, you always have to have your guard up" . We still have a warm moist atmosphere, low convective temperatures and onshore flow. HGX still has a 70 percent of heavy rain today..