June 2022
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TexasBreeze
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It happens like clockwork everytime. Once the shift starts it doesn't end. At least I got rain last Wednesday, Monday, and today!
Terrible trends tonight.
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Stratton20
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This spells huge bust potential 
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TexasBreeze
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Could end up being more of a Nicolas track (much weaker though) after seeing a north northeast movement on some of the new models.
Going to be very sharp cutoffs between someone getting a flood and someone getting barely anything at all. This is why I wish it would come in further sw so that way more of us could cash in.
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redneckweather
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Stormlover2020
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Awful trends for who ?
Well mainly for anyone north of 59 or west of 45.
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Stratton20
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Pretty much for most of se texas, with the exception of some coastal counties and places east like beaumont, fingers crossed that tonights trends are a bust in themselves haha
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Stormlover2020
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I’m in hardin county, hrr isn’t good good be a flood somewhere, stop looking at gfs, icon, hrr all day now
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Stratton20
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StormLover2020 what?
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Stormlover2020
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Hrr show strong totals, no reason to look at icon , gfs, cmc, even though gfs is stronger with precip over me
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captainbarbossa19
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At the moment, this event just looks like a sibling of Imelda has come to visit except they are not going to cause as much damage (hopefully).
Looks like the Gulf clouds are moving northward now.
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Kingwood32
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Looks like Beaumont will be the winner this morning
Pretty bleak so far. Hope that changes soon for the Houston area. I’ve been holding off on mowing due to no rain and at this rate, may not get much at all. Radar watching in full effect.
Models likely aren’t going to be useful outside of a few mesoscale ones if moves inland.
Models likely aren’t going to be useful outside of a few mesoscale ones if moves inland.
Somehow I knew it. Guess I'll be dragging the damned sprinklers around again once I get off work.davidiowx wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 7:17 am Pretty bleak so far. Hope that changes soon for the Houston area. I’ve been holding off on mowing due to no rain and at this rate, may not get much at all. Radar watching in full effect.
Models likely aren’t going to be useful outside of a few mesoscale ones if moves inland.
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Kingwood32
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Next..I'm ready for a decent tropical system 
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