92 degrees.

Skipped right over me this time.

IMG_2192.jpeg Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion 0432 NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 909 AM EDT Sat Jun 14 2025 Areas affected...portions of southeast Texas Concerning...Heavy rainfall...Flash flooding possible Valid 141308Z - 141708Z Summary...A mesoscale complex has organized near ...

The pictures don’t do it any justice. The sky was glowing twice as bright and golden IRL compared to the photos.

No bueno

Wow. This could be a setup for some real heavy rains and severe weather with this stalled outflow running up against unspoiled southerly inflow at peak heating.

Keep an eye on that outflow crossing the Sabine…

That southern flank blew-up a little south of here. That’s okay. So far, I have had 4.96” of rain for the month of June. The mule palms don’t like wet feet so we could use a break. Never thought I’d ask for a rain break here in the summer but I think we’ve had enough for awhile. At least everything ...

Afternoon update from Jeff below. My $.02: the southern flank needs to be monitored, meaning the area outlined in the image above. Seems quite plausible. Ok, Jeffs’s email: Heavy rainfall and flash flooding possible tonight into Thursday mainly northwest of the Houston metro area Monitor heavy rainf...

tireman4 wrote: ↑ Mine was from his Facebook page.

That explains it!

75 degrees here with light rain and 1.62” so far today. Pretty nice for June.

Jeff Lindner Strange. Last post on X I see from him is from two days ago. Not sure....did you get his emails? I do not, only because I have not signed up. All I will say on this upcoming swath of rain. We are already at saturation levels. This added extra set of precipitation will test the drainage...

tireman4 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 11, 2025 9:05 amJeff Lindner

Strange. Last post on X I see from him is from two days ago.

If that were to verify, that would be the most rain for me at 44hours that I’ve seen since we moved here 20 years ago, outside of a tropical cyclone.

MontgomeryCoWx wrote: ↑Tue Jun 10, 2025 9:42 am

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 09, 2025 8:00 pm Just took this on my evening walk of the storm towards Columbus.

That one was intense! Got a nice burst.

I’m off to Northern Canada and the Arctic to fish. Wish me luck and I expect to come back to a soaked ground.

Have a safe trip! Enjoy!

Nice photo Cpv17!!

The frontside of this next wave is going convective way out ahead of the outflow. In layman’s terms: lift is moving-in, in tandem with heating, so it’s probably going to rain for most of metro Houston.

Whew, that was a close call. There was one rogue pretty large, about golfball-size chunk of ice on the pool deck but that was the only one I saw. I feel bad for the folks a little west of here, looked pretty brutal.

Almost an inch here. Great pattern for summer.

Looking great next week if you like Florida weather in Texas.

Had 1.27” at the house in Texas. They FaceTimed me and the dogs were scared.

Holy smokes it’s hailing here in Boca. Don’t see that often down here in these parts.