Some of us may get something tomorrow but I doubt it’ll be much.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2026 12:01 pm So much for a wet pattern, looks dry down here for the rest of the month
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Radar looking good already this morning!
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Cpv17 yup, looks like storm coverage was a bit more widespread than anticipated, got 1.5 inches here and i see another decent cluster of storms moving in from the south here within the next 30-45 minutes, if we keep repeat this daily in the summer, we will be in good shape ilas far as keeping drought conditions in check
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Getting some decent showers around here.
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.76” today. Not bad.
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Hot over the week ahead with SE ridging developing with a FROPA next weekend. Trifecta on the front in a week: Euro, GFS, CMC.
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Just got placed under a flood watch. It’s pouring pretty good.
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Rain just refuses to make its way south of 10.
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Man I haven’t followed this system really close but the models I looked at leading up to this have busted in location big time. This was going to be all mostly central Texas and hill country from what I saw. I’m in Cypress and it’s been a washout since about 2:00 or so.
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4-12-26 655pm
Heavy rainfall has broken down into two clusters over the area with a decreasing trend elsewhere.
Still some heavy rainfall is occurring in the blue circled areas.
Hires guidance shows a general decreasing trend into the evening and gradual shift northward with the heavier activity away from areas that received heavy rainfall today
4-12-26 655pm
Heavy rainfall has broken down into two clusters over the area with a decreasing trend elsewhere.
Still some heavy rainfall is occurring in the blue circled areas.
Hires guidance shows a general decreasing trend into the evening and gradual shift northward with the heavier activity away from areas that received heavy rainfall today
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Got another 1.85” yesterday. 3.74” so far for April.
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4.5 inches in Weimar yesterday.
7.1 in SBurg down the road.
7.1 in SBurg down the road.
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0.86 inches IMFY. Good enough
4.37 in. for April...a good thing since only
10.34 inches of rain for the year. Survive and advance.
In CLL the next question is - when does the spigot shut off? May? June? July?
4.37 in. for April...a good thing since only
10.34 inches of rain for the year. Survive and advance.
In CLL the next question is - when does the spigot shut off? May? June? July?
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DoctorMu it wont shut off until la nina comes back lol, most of the super long guidance favors wetter than normal conditions down here even into winter, im pretty optimistic that this el nino means business
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The areas that got heavy rain on Sunday, needed the rain.
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentM ... or.aspx?TX
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentM ... or.aspx?TX
