Massive hook with a pinhole eye on the radar just north of San Angelo, wow!

Some areas have now exceeded 2’ of rain this week, holy cow balls!!

Beginning on Monday, much of next week is supposed to be a big multi-day severe weather outbreak. Most of it should remain north of us but on Wednesday it may start to creep into our area.

The flood watch has been extended till Sunday at 1pm for the same areas that have been under the watch.

Flash flood warning for NE Harris, SE Montgomery, and W Liberty counties has just been issued.

TexasBreeze wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 11:07 am It just won't stop raining up north! Everytime it seems to want to calm down, it builds more!

No kidding. There’s literally a purple cell on my radar app right now just north of Cleveland. Those poor people can’t catch a break. It’s incredible.

Goomba wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 10:40 am

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 7:48 am Obscene how the north side has gotten so much that it's going to flood people out of homes and it's bone dry south of I-10

Not in the Beaumont area. Areas south of I-10 have gotten a LOT of rain.

It doesn’t matter where you’re located around Beaumont, it’s gonna rain there regardless.

jasons2k wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 10:32 am I’ve gotten over 3” since midnight, over 10” for the event.

I’ve gotten about .10” lol

I like how that outflow boundary is triggering off storms to the SW now. Hopefully some folks south of 10 can get something.

Oh boy, the latest run of the HRRR is looking quite interesting.

I believe Saturdays rain chance may need to be raised and that’s exactly why I said earlier about I’m not so sure about a dry pattern developing after tomorrow.

The HRRR has things firing off again starting around 3am.

Be on the lookout tomorrow morning as Don said for another potential round of T-storms and showers. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/rgem/2024050218/rgem_mslp_pcpn_frzn_us_21.png Hope not. More floods for those that don't need it and a miss for those that do. It depends where the bou...

It's feast or famine. 3.83 inches from the latest MCV this morning. That is 10.24 inches of rain for the week! Welcome to Texas! We'll continue to see a ramping up of extremes in Texas over the coming years. Longer periods of drought in the summer and more flooding rains. Stratton - you must be thi...

There’s a lot of trees down and several snapped trees so I’m gonna estimate gusts to hurricane force, 70-80mph. I didn’t see shingles down or anything like that, but several roads in Montgomery County were/are blocked by flood waters and downed trees. I couldn’t get to the nearest grocery store a c...

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 2:13 pm Don its not that I dont like rain, I just would prefer to have it all spread out and not all at once, any how a dry period looks to be taking shaping after friday, good!

Honestly, I wouldn’t be so sure about much of a dry period coming anytime soon.

Well the rain is getting closer to me. Please hold together lol

tireman4 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 11:31 am As I type this, very low clouds are in the Gulfgate area with thunder. All this is moving south, as some have alluded to

Looks like you got a flood at your house.

Looks like the line is pushing south at a decent speed now. Still nothing at my house and I don’t really expect anything either.

Man I feel for anyone down south of the Trinity River. That’s gonna be some catastrophic flooding downstream.