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I read that 2021 is supposed to be more or less ENSO neutral. What does that bode for spring storm season and Hurricane season? I'm assuming more home grown thunderstorms and less gulf hurricane activity than a strong La Nina year.

I'm looking forward to seeing how much of my landscaping needs to be replaced...my poor citrus trees and bottlebrush shrubs took a beating.

This active Pacific storm pattern that we've seen on and off since November could spell trouble for Texas this spring.This is a classic pattern to get cut off lows or bowling ball lows to dip south into Texas and cause flooding and severe weather issues. ie:Spring 2015. I was kind of afraid of this...

What are thoughts on spring severe weather season this year?

Have to repair a pvb that was damaged despite winterizing it and by the signs of my flower beds, I will be doing a lot of landscaping this spring.

jasons2k wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 19, 2021 8:12 pm

The disaster claims are also expected to surpass Harvey, becoming the costliest natural disaster in Texas history.

I just don't see that being possible.

After this event, I'll travel where snow is when I want to see it. It's painfully clear we can't handle it down here.

Chance of any of this slop re-freezing on roadways this evening anywhere in our area, or is that mostly off to our north?

jasons2k wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 17, 2021 11:56 am

House temp down to 57. Very slow and spotty internet. This is not any fun at all now. What a miserable sloppy icy mess. Boo hiss!

Come on spring!!!

Ours got all the way down to 46. Talk about suck...

Kingwood36 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 17, 2021 9:49 am

I'm just glad it's over..been without power since Sunday..

There is a blizzard in north and eastern parts of Texas right now. I wouldn't call it over. While we may not get ice down here, it's still fairly cold and we could all be without power again at any time.