The latest Euro forecast is predicting 250 ACE points. Sheesh.. Yeah at this point it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find some blaring failure modes for this upcoming hurricane season. But of course, like I mentioned on Storm2K at the beginning of the year, there will be patterns and unforese...

Those storms brewing between Pearsall and Laredo look some kind of nasty.

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 12:23 pm Finally raining down here!!

We were going to do an autocross event today up near IAH. When I got up to check the Radarange, it was a big ol' 'Nope!' for us. They postponed the start of the event an hour, then cancelled for safety. We put the race car up, and it was starting to sprinkle on us. Came back in and checked the rada...

Cromagnum, it is finally your turn.

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 11:30 pm

javakah wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 9:06 pm

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 8:43 pm Our ranch house is catching hail, literally.

I assume there was an error and it meant 3 inches of hail, surely, not 3 feet.

From what I’m hearing, it was 3 feet and not inches. Insane if true.

Holy ****

Amazing that the qpf map has still not once pinpointed where the heaviest rains fell for this weeks event and/or has gotten anywhere close the amount that has fallen. Are/did models have/having a hard time with this weeks events? I have yet seen one that said the last 7 days 15-30” would be possibl...

Nasty little pop-up storm just fired off near Alvin….headed WNW toward League City

There must be lightning every 2 seconds with this thing.

It’s, in substantial part, the lower latitude of the Houston metro area. While only a few degrees difference, the lower latitude often precludes the southern reaches of some low pressure systems from the Midwest from reaching as far south as especially the coastal areas. There is a marked difference...

Beaumont is Dutch for "rain."

Kidding.

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

If you want to get even more frustrated, take a look at the current radar (9:25am CDT 5/3/2024) map of Louisiana.....

Yep models always struggle here when you're dealing with numerous disturbances moving in along the subtropical jet into the state.Kudos to the EURO for showing heavy rainfall amounts over SE Texas several days ago.While the GFS was much drier here. The HRRR seemed pretty accurate for this MCS, also...

We had a lot of damage in our neighborhood. Several large trees uprooted. yikes. slam dunk on that last one. How bad did the winds get? 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, b...

jasons2k wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 2:44 pm We had a lot of damage in our neighborhood. Several large trees uprooted.

yikes.

slam dunk on that last one.

How bad did the winds get?

My brand new vegetable garden, fruit trees, and landscaping are super happy this week....the only worry is the Texas mountain sage bushes I planted could drown.

“It doesn’t always rain in Houston, but when it does, it does so during the morning commute.”

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 12:00 am The mesoscale models are beginning to look very interesting.

When? Where?

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2024 5:43 am As expected. Didn't get a thing and it blew up the moment it went east of me.

Where are you located?
Location doesn't show up on desktop version of website for some reason.

I’m feeling like I will miss out on rain in League City.

We have a lemon out in the far Atlantic. On April 24th. No, this will not be a retired storm. No, it will not affect any landmass that I can foresee. Yes, this is immensely concerning. Have we had April/May areas of interest before? Yes. Have we had named storms in April/May before? Yes. Have they c...