Pretty nasty weather day tomorrow ahead of the front. Come on rain!

Stratton20 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 21, 2022 2:24 pm 12z Euro looks very nice, back to back storm systems throughout the entire run with frequent cool downs, ridging never really builds over the state

I'm starting to like you a little more these days.

My crimson tide is going up against #6 Tennessee today with a solid legit cold front lurking on the near horizon. Doesn't get much better than that! I see my area up here around Montgomery will be flirting with the low to mid 40's. Tis the season and Roll Tide!!!

It is mid October so highs in the 60's with next week's front is very realistic. Come on with it!

Low's in the 60's and then lows in the 50's later on this week and into the weekend. Nice legit front to kick off the fall season!

Looking forward to it!

Persistent N/NE winds left in the wake of
the front will allow for cooler, drier, more fall-esq weather to
set in next week.

Yep, she gone and looking forward to a taste of the 'changing of the seasons' to start off next week! Otherwise, a cold front is still slated for Mon. Rain chances will likely remain quite limited with FROPA as moisture return is going to be quite limited. Progs of slightly more elevated PWs appear ...

From Wxman 57 on S2K... Not a lot of time today. Working 6 active storms worldwide, but my focus is 98L. Just do not buy the GFS/ICON solution of moving it right into a WSW-ENE jet over northern Gulf. The center will always follow the convection, and the shear will drive the convection NE toward th...

NOT coming here but someone east of us is going to get rocked looks like.

GFS is still showing our first decent cold front around the 26th which will keep any system away from us. If that cold front will even make it down here. If I recall correctly, a cold front was supposed to make it down here in time to keep Hurricane Ike away from us. Nope. The front didn’t make it ...

GFS is still showing our first decent cold front around the 26th which will keep any system away from us.

Cromagnum wrote: ↑Sun Sep 18, 2022 11:09 am Geeze.
Hurricane season cancel.
Fall cancel.
Summer contract extension.

Yep. Fml

GFS, gives the east coast a little scare but out to sea it goes.

Calling it now. No hurricanes for the rest of the season for the Texas coast. The tropical season feels non existent this year for sure.

Ike was in 2008 but yes, this system needs to be very closely monitored. Hmmmm

It's amazing how just a week and half ago the landscape in my next of the woods was completely scorched and brown. As of now you can't even tell we were suffering from a drought. Everything is lush, deep green and I need to mow in a bad way.

4.5" in the rain gauge this morning just south of Lake Conroe Dam. Very very intense rain that caused a leak in my bedroom. It feels like a rain forest outside this morning.

Not going to happen with this line.

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0.00"...again. I feel like such a troll. lol