Got drenched here in Anderson. 2.5 + inches. Still getting a nice steady rain @ almost 8pm. Will take it all.

Presently getting absolutely blasted with a pop up, vicious T Storm. Dang.

AtascocitaWX wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 5:11 pm Well that was fun. Kids and the whole Neighborhood enjoyed the snow. Kids were saying this felt like Xmas . Lol.

Glad we finally got our shot . So how long before this happens again? Any bets?

Kids and snow are such joy! So is Christmas. No x.

Thanks for posting the Chronicle article about the May 1983 storm. I lived in Oak Forest at that time, and was awake during it. The lighting was as if there were thousands of light switches being repeatedly turned off and on in milliseconds, for what seemed an eternity. The tornado "roaring tra...

Getting absolutely hammered in Grimes County. Welcome sight, but there's going to be a lot of trees and limbs that were hanging on for dear life during the drought that will be strewn across county roads after this.

It may take a 1000 year flood to close the uncountable crevices in my pasture. Any measurable rain will disappear straight down, down, down...probably all the way to the aquifer.

But, it first has to rain. It's been a long, long time.

Slow watering around foundations of house and barn. The ground is dry again within 15 minutes of moving the hose. This is crazy stuff. Planted 20 pine trees in the spring. Keeping them alive is no small task. Irrigation system is next on the "to do" list, along with stockpiling well pump m...

Anything that brings a good, soaking rain. The pasture ground is cracking as bad as I've seen it in the 11 years we've been out here, and we've had good spring rains and caught a few of the last rounds. The air just seems to be sucking all the moisture out of everything. At least it's mid July and S...

Just checking to see how the site is doing on funds, and if contributions are needed. Hey everyone, my apologies for the tardiness in updating the SSL certificate. It should be updated now. I will try to make sure I reissue the certificate next year before it expires. As Grimes mentioned we never co...

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Mon Jun 12, 2023 11:43 pm Ghost rider in the sky.

GeoEngineering. Not a conspiracy. Watch the sky. Chemtrails, not contrails. Too many pilots have testified to it.

Welp. Severe Season is probably next. It brings needed rain, but also hail and tornadic activity here in the NW counties where the cap is weaker. I've noticed in my time in Texas that severe weather in CLL area arrives earlier in (March) than decades ago with less action in April/May in the traditi...

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Sat Dec 24, 2022 7:52 amHey 19.

That's Steely cold, Doc.

We were in the NC mountains in late 1983 skiing. It was below 0°F for a couple of nights, but we escaped any pipes bursting in the rental. That didn't stop us from skiing, and the snow was less icy. They are more prepared to deal with cold weather. I have skiied in mountainous areas, in the Western...

[Their, there and they're. Know the difference college BOY.] quote=Stratton20 post_id=109357 time=1655508628 user_id=13028] 18z GFS Hinting at some tropical mischief in the NW Caribbean around the 23rd-25th time frame, could be something their to watch or could just be the typical GFS spinning up ph...

The certificate is ONLY for the SSL cert of this website. It has zero to do with submitting payments to support the site. No worries.

Count on my donation coming through this morning.

Ptarmigan, you ok? Has anyone been in contact with him? His ENSO update post hasn't happened in over a month.

If you're out there, praying and hoping all is well with you.

I would love to see a video of that! Perfect song, too! Let's hope we all get some needed rain, just not an overdose. Be safe everyone. After the last couple years, we should all know the drill, especially no driving in flood waters. Just got a pretty damn good gust of wind...damn lol You’re in a go...

Dude...do you ever sleep or do anything else? Good grief. A break would be nice. quote=Stratton20 post_id=100679 time=1629237327 user_id=13028] Man i hate high pressure😑😑 was hoping for some rain from Grace smh! I cant stand hot and dry weather, I used to live in the middle east so hope yall can und...

Getting blasted in Grimes County. Heavy, heavy downpour for at least the past hour when the 1st overhead thunderclap bounced me off the ceiling.

1989 was wicked. I remember driving to deer lease in Burnett and every little town we passed was 3 to 5 degrees colder. It was 6 degrees when we woke up. Highway 105...get over it. The name is what it is. If it's a boundary line, frontal passages can't read maps. Rain happens south of that line when...