Today's showers are dying at the College Station city limits. However, I can't complain too much. It's July 12 and it is 82°F.
Maybe later this afternoon or tomorrow for rain and sprinklers continuing their position on OFF.
July 2024
^ Fantastic. Fall slips closer and closer.
Today's showers are dying at the College Station city limits. However, I can't complain too much. It's July 12 and it is 82°F.
Maybe later this afternoon or tomorrow for rain and sprinklers continuing their position on OFF.
Today's showers are dying at the College Station city limits. However, I can't complain too much. It's July 12 and it is 82°F.
Maybe later this afternoon or tomorrow for rain and sprinklers continuing their position on OFF.
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Was out renting a boat on lake conroe today and captured some of these pics of an impressive thunderstorm moving over the lake!
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We missed out yesterday, but have a 50-50% shot today. Let's keep those sprinklers off!
The high yesterday was 84°. Yesterday evening had the slightest hint of fall in the air. Today may not reach 90° either. The long-term outlook calls for another shot at rain late in the week.
The high yesterday was 84°. Yesterday evening had the slightest hint of fall in the air. Today may not reach 90° either. The long-term outlook calls for another shot at rain late in the week.
Glorious GFS model forecast. The ridge stays weak and south of us for the remainder of July.
I'll sign up for this.
Beryl aside (and hopefully no more storms this year, though I’m afraid that’s a long shot), this Summer has been very pleasant, apart from the 2 week stretch end of June.
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12z models looking good as well, do have to watch out for a heavy event setup whenever you have a weakness in the ridge becoming established
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It just cant get any better than that!
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Bring it. We're right in a huge gap.
Power finally came back for me earlier today.
Still plenty of tree debris to take care of in my vicinity. Streets in my residence were flooded as a bayou/waterway was overtopped a bit — thankfully, that all receded by Tuesday.
At one point, the only area with any power during the week was an area of HWY 6 with a Home Depot and Church's Chicken.
Still plenty of tree debris to take care of in my vicinity. Streets in my residence were flooded as a bayou/waterway was overtopped a bit — thankfully, that all receded by Tuesday.
At one point, the only area with any power during the week was an area of HWY 6 with a Home Depot and Church's Chicken.
Agreed.
I definitely would like to see what influences the presence/location of the ridge. Which factors influence the positions pertaining to overall better summers (like this one so far), in contrast to bad summers (like the previous two)?
Big difference between the Euro and GFS. Both models show chances for rain, but the Euro is way wetter.
It's official. The wife and I will be relocating to the north side of Austin over the next month, likely to the Georgetown area. Gave official word of mouth to the new boss on Friday and will sign the papers Monday or Tuesday.
Will be trading super humidity for drier, but also trading hurricanes and swampy gumbo yards for rocks, rattlesnakes, and the occasional bad hailstorm.
Will be trading super humidity for drier, but also trading hurricanes and swampy gumbo yards for rocks, rattlesnakes, and the occasional bad hailstorm.
Good deal...I'm sure the forum hopes everything works out for you and your new position. And don't forget about the occasional ice storm and heavy rain event up there every 5 to 7 years.Cromagnum wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 4:47 pm It's official. The wife and I will be relocating to the north side of Austin over the next month, likely to the Georgetown area. Gave official word of mouth to the new boss on Friday and will sign the papers Monday or Tuesday.
Will be trading super humidity for drier, but also trading hurricanes and swampy gumbo yards for rocks, rattlesnakes, and the occasional bad hailstorm.