I have an older house but all my pipes are PEX. I’ll still be opening cabinets and letting water flow. PEX can freeze! I am shutting my well off later this afternoon. My pipes are pex but back of my house faces north and is about 10 feet above ground level with decks stepping down to ground. That w...

Good morning. I've completed most of my prep, but now have a couple of questions if anyone would like to reply. I live in a rural area and my home's sewer system is an aerobic system. I am a widow and not really familiar with it. Should I throw the electrical breaker to it to prevent the sprinklers ...

srainhoutx wrote: ↑Thu Feb 11, 2021 5:20 pm 18Z freezing rain...

I can't imagine how many downed trees I would have with 3/4 to 1" inch of freezing rain. That would be devastating.

With the western side seemingly expanding, what type of winds might be experienced in Central Liberty County if Laura exactly follows NHC projected path? (Not to mention any potential wobbles west.}

When does recon go back in?

srainhoutx wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2019 9:10 am I'm seeing signs of training setting up S and E of that surface low. Areas from Montgomery, Liberty, Northern and NE Harris Counties may see rainfall of 2 to 4 inches from this band.

Good morning. What portions of Liberty County does it appear that the training will occur?

North America also lacks a true monsoonal cycle/seasonal wind belt shift as seen with other continents like Asia, Africa, and Australia. As a result, the continent remains very much at the mercy of the westerly jet stream, and emanating extremes in weather from its meridonals: Texas summer drought,...

The good news is that the heaviest rainfall has occurred away from the urban areas. It is also good news that the heaviest rains will be out of our hair tonight into tomorrow except for folks in the New Orleans area. More good news is a relative strong cool front arrives early next week with daytim...

Quite the downpour here! I've spent the last 45 minutes on the screened porch enjoying a cool breeze!

Storms are exploding over Liberty County.

Storm lasted only for a few minutes, but quite intense! Noticeable temp drop.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 12:52 pm

LightningBolt wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 12:51 pm Good afternoon. Is there any evidence of rotation in the approaching storms?

No. It's a squall line now. Straight line winds but most aren't severe level anyways.

Thanks.

Good afternoon. Is there any evidence of rotation in the approaching storms?

CRASHWX wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 10:11 am Double down and just like Black Jack the dealer rolled a 5 card deep 21 on two 20’s

It seems that for winter weather lovers, it is a hand of aces and eights!

Happy New Year everyone!. I certainly hope that rainfall over the next couple of days is light then followed by a drying trend. The ground here is saturated bordering on squishy!

Well, then...how about them _________ (insert your favorite team)!!!!

Is the Euro still showing the potential for winter mix precip in Southeast Texas for the Jan 2-3 time frame or did it disappear the following run?

Whew!! Glad that is over!

Such a gray, blustery, sideways rain kind of day. So glad that we didn't get this weather yesterday!

Ch-ch-changes!!