Hot off the presses from Jeff: Strong to severe line of thunderstorms has moved into the Gulf of Mexico. This line of storms has “worked over” the local air mass over much of the area and removed the extreme amounts of instability that were in place this morning. While additional upstream disturbanc...

Time to clean up. What a mess.

Fence down IMBY.

Cpv17 wrote: ↑Tue May 28, 2024 12:58 pm Jason is about to get clocked.

Yep. 70-80mph gusts.
Geez.
It’s pouring now. Sounds like a hurricane

From Jeff: A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for much of SE TX until 600pm   A line of thunderstorms and associated outflow boundary from the large complex of weather over N TX this morning is starting to move into SE TX. The air mass ahead of this feature is very unstable and will support...

From Jeff: All of southeast Texas has been upgraded into an “enhanced” or level 3 out of 5 risk for this afternoon.   Large complex of thunderstorms over north Texas is moving toward the southeast and either this complex itself or new thunderstorms that will form along its leading outflow boundaries...

Happy Memorial Day everyone. It's gonna be a scorcher and I plan to spend the afternoon in the pool.

Amidst all of today's fun and gatherings, don't forget to take a moment to remember those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.

Geez it’s hot

Its 95 here with a THW index of 113

Almost forgot….. I took this video of these severe storms from 38,000 feet on my flight out of Hobby late May 9 evening. The video is not sped up. That lightning was real-time. Beautiful/eery sight. https://i.ibb.co/pbpLj1B/IMG-8542.jpg https://streamable.com/n7ado9 That’s pretty cool. Thanks for s...

Looks like the ridge over Mexico might be too close to give us much rain over the next week or two. Guess we’ll see what that ridge does, but that’s the reason why south of I-10 hasn’t had that much rain overall. It’s becoming more of an issue. I’m honestly surprised it hasn’t been more of an issue...

Flew-in yesterday from Orlando.
You could see the cap out the window, along with the supercells to the north.

Looks like it's ride or die in Houston with Hurricane season. I turned town the job offer in NC. The VP and I just couldn't come to terms, and he got upset that I was actually trying to negotiate after he made the initial offer. Said "it's late in the game to negotiate". That was a big tu...

jasons2k wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 2:27 pm Watch this band

I was pretty darn close to ground zero. That arc I circled had me concerned starting late morning.

Cpv17 well when you have widespread serious damage all across houston the last thing you need is more rain, hope youre area gets some, but as a whole se texas just needs to get a break from the active pattern so that the clean up process isn’t slown down It needs to just rain south of I-10 now. I-1...

Iceresistance wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 7:19 am So, I've heard of this site again and have decided to return

It has updated a lot since I was gone

Free advertising on Storm2k will do that

Hope everyone is OK and gets power restored soon.

Windows blown out downtown.

tireman4 wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 2:09 pmMatt Lanza

This didn’t age well.

A first:

This is bad folks look out Cypress Bridgeland areas