If SE Texas receives snow then, hey, that will be terrific. If not then, hey, no big deal. I will be shocked to see snowflakes falling through the air and land on various surfaces if a winter weather event truly does materialize.

Rain chances do not look good this time. Only slight opportunities.

Thank you, srainhoutx & biggerbyte. That is all I was curious to know.

Has the opportunity for even a brief light sleet shower come and gone overnight tonight into early morning tomorrow?

Currently, 45ºF here in Baytown, at 11:55 p.m. with the dew point at 28ºF.

I think that Eric Berger said a few weeks ago, if not longer, that Texas is now only 66% in an exceptional drought due to these weekly weather systems bringing Texas very much needed rainfall.

There are thunderstorms forming over Noth Central Texas even as we speak.

This past Saturday was your birthday, tireman4? Happy Birthday!

Does anyone know why certain types of trees, for example: pine trees and certain oak trees are more susceptable to dying than other types are?

No doubt that Mayor Anise Parker is probably getting closer to raising the water restriction to stage 3.

Have those showers and thunderstorms made a dent in the drought yet?

I live in Baytown and and saw some very impressive bolts of lightning. The wind was also getting strong there for a moment. Wow, that is all I have to say.

Do you think that he would mind moving or pasting all of those maps onto this one since no one else has yet to post on his?

What is in store for Texas for this year's autumn, chiefly or totally arid cold fronts?

Yes, cooler temperatures will be a welcome relief to many residents here in Texas, but I think that rain will be much more so. No callousness to anyone.

What does the weather look like for this year's Autumn?

Ptarmigan wrote:Some areas in San Jacinto, Polk, and Liberty County got 6 inches of rain.

Where did you get that amount from, Ptarmigan?

The season of Autumn begins a week from tomorrow.

I do not want to think of what Texas will or could be like this coming Autumn and Winter if the drought and wildfires pesist into those two seasons.

Okay, as of 7 a.m. CDT, Tropical Storm Lee was moving NE at 3 m.p.h.

How much rain has fallen in southeast Texas today and what is the current status of the drought?