Front moved through yesterday with a quick .50 of rain, expecting highs to only reach about 73F today.We had a very wet August here. I received over 6 inches of rain this month. Also The ICON has the strong front that the EURO shows next week making it all the way to the coast. Fwiw

A strong front will be moving through this evening.Highs may not get out of the 70’s here tomorrow. Impressive by August standards.

This is a "classic" core rain event from a warm core low. Big droughts love to end in floods down here. A very dangerous situation.My heart goes out to all those impacted and those lost or still missing.

There we're two Tornadoes yesterday in Wharton.

Pretty much everybody is in a Moderate Risk for flash flooding.

Video update from Jeff. The flood watch should be extended further south also...not sure what HGX is thinking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQTGpu053UI

Fun fact the #1 county in Texas for severe thunderstorm warnings is Pecos County where Ft Stockton is located. Due to a semi permanent supercell that develops frequently in the Spring from the topography of the region. This supercell sometimes goes by the name “Old Faithful”.

Harris County is the severe thunderstorm “capital” of SE Texas. It is a favored spot for frontal and mesoscale boundaries to setup.I think Galveston Bay and the heat island plays a role…

A PDS severe thunderstorm watch was issued here.

Getting ready for a severe weather outbreak tonight. Winds of 80-100 mph are possible from the potential Derecho. I'm also under a flood watch.Interesting night ahead lol.

Wow! They issued a Moderate Risk here tomorrow! A Derecho is looking likely with 80-100 mph winds possible per SPC. Time to get the batteries charged up. LOL

The severe weather train continues here. There's been so many watches and warnings since April (44 severe thunderstorm warnings so far this year in the county). Had hurricane force winds a couple of days ago from a supercell. And there may be a Derecho tomorrow up here. SPC mentions winds could gust...

I think the next MCS will hold up better for yall than the one today did. It will be "younger" when it moves into SE Texas as it's developing further south in the state compared to the last several MCS's.

The HRRR shows a nice MCS in SE Texas early Tuesday morning.

Enhanced Risk issued today. We may have a derecho like event up here tonight models are showing a good hour or more of potentially damaging winds with the expected MCS. Some of the CAMS are even showing hurricane force wind gust with the MCS tonight. Also under a flood watch.

It's been very busy here. Wichita County has already received 35 severe thunderstorm warnings this year. Looking at some data the county usually gets between 40-60 severe thunderstorm warnings a year! And the stormy pattern looks to continue this weekend and next week!

Congratulations I’m so happy for you!

Its gonna be the same thing every summer, hot miserable, droughts, yes the strength of this heat wave is very unusual for may, but in a couple of weeks- july and august, its just gonna be youre typical texas heat wave To be fair SE Texas can and does have wet Summers occasionally. It isn’t always d...

Yep the stubborn Gulf ridging is really hurting yalls chances of getting rain down there. Things still look very stormy here starting late this week and possibly through the end of May.