From just watching the radar loop, it does look like most of the energy is skating northward. Hopefully that trend continues, but who knows what happens as the squall line approaches the coast?

31 and frost on the ground this morning. Pearland Regional Airport said it was 34 at the same time.

Running the AC in february to be able to sleep... :x I'll take that! :D Actually, our house 'leaks' enough that it cools down fairly rapidly at night. Good ol' 1970's building at work again. It does beat the heck out of standing on a ladder in 40-deg, 15-MPH north wind trying to get the citrus cove...

More and more species of trees are starting to bloom. The maples and elms are starting to leaf out. Early spring this year. Hopefully it will be a prolonged spring of nice weather before we get too hot. .26” of rain so far with more on the way. The sweetgum buds are getting fat, but nothing seems t...

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2020 1:11 pm For whatever reason, the Euro is bottling up all the cold air in Canada. No mechanism to push it south.

Sweet!

Happy end of hurricane season, all!

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 9:47 am After getting near freezing early this am and cold rain yesterday, expect 5 straight days of great weather ahead!

Hopefully the dry weather prevails. I need time to sump out the low spots in the back yard. It would be nice to get things dry enough to mow back there!

Latest NWS forecast has a low of 37 for me Saturday morning. I’m going to skip the Imperial Oaks 5k this year. Forget that business!! No way I’m standing around waiting to run a race with temps in the 30’s!! Heh, my wife and I used to run those, but a couple of 5Ks in cold weather put a stop to tha...

Great googly-moogly!!! Who turned the thermostat down?!? Could you at least turn the fans down a bit?!?

Solid red line until it gets to my house, then it splits around me. That's what kept happening to us last year! We were having to water things, while our neighbors were slogging through the mud. Currently light north wind here in northern Brazoria Co. Things are VERY humid. 82 deg-F. Wifey currentl...

Has the southerly flow kicked in early? I just ran to the store and expected it to be a bit more refreshing but my temp gauge showed 77 and it’s pretty humid. Weather ap shows 70 but I’m not buying it. It's felt a LOT more humid than the gauges are indicating, in my opinion. Not sure what it is, bu...

Hmm, I seem to remember a fairly cool March AND April. Wet, too. The pups didn't dry out until about July!!

The thing looks to be drifting eastward, from the radar loop. But that's just me.

MIMIC-TC for Imelda - last 48 hrs: http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/mimtc/2019_11L/web/basicGifDisplay48.html nasty southern arc :shock: Which means.......? We've received 6.61" in northern Brazoria County since yesterday afternoon, 1.05" since midnight. I'm okay with this thing blow...

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 17, 2019 6:53 pm I just got home from work and checked the gauge. So far 0.08” here in central Wharton County.

1.6" today in Northern Brazoria County.

Indeed! Happy 88th, sir!

srainhoutx wrote: ↑Sun Sep 08, 2019 8:06 pm I ran across this photo for those longing for colder weather...

Cooler weather? Yes! Colder weather, like that picture, NO! Enjoyed working in the yard today. Under the trees, into the wind, it was quite pleasant, almost cold. In the sun, the usual oppressive Houston heat.

Pretty much the same here. Flash flood warning to the east of the homestead, big t-storm to the south. So far, just a sprinkle. I'm fine with that, though, we've already had about 4" this week. It would be nice not to have to wash the pups black feet off every time they come into the house.

I will say a love bug hit my windshield earlier this week. The bastard of the Fall. Luckily, our love bug population has been down, so far this year. The firefly population has been amazing, though. The night before last, after that big rain we had (~2"), the back of our property was lit up li...

1.4" in northern Brazoria county last night. Temps dropped from about 95 -> 72. There was a LOT of lightning, too.