July 2026
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Stratton20
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lovely photo jason! Ive never seen a waterspout in person, but they make for really cool photos!
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DoctorMu
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Cute little waterspout.
Getting a wide gap here between clusters of showers.
Getting a wide gap here between clusters of showers.
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Pas_Bon
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My daughter is at Camp Cho Yeh along Lake Livingston. Does anyone know what the statistics of the severe warned storm is there now?
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Ptarmigan
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Ptarmigan
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Kelleys Island, Ohio had heavy rain on Sunday night. Some areas got over 17 inches of rain.
Here is a weather station from Kelleys Island. Rainfall intensity was over 9 inches!
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/ ... 07-6/daily
Something that happens more in Texas.
Here is a weather station from Kelleys Island. Rainfall intensity was over 9 inches!
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/ ... 07-6/daily
Something that happens more in Texas.
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DoctorMu
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Next week looks unsettled for mid-July. Roll the dice for rain.
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DoctorMu
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60-70% chance Sunday - Tuesday in CLL. I actually feel pretty good about avoiding a bust. We'll see. Been seeing this for awhile.
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX
621 AM CDT Fri Jul 10 2026
...New AVIATION...
.KEY MESSAGES...
- Deeper tropical moisture will be moving back into the region
today and should provide 30-60% chances of showers and
thunderstorms each day through this weekend. Overall coverage
should be highest across the southern half of the region.
- Let`s keep an eye out for even better chances of precipitation
Monday-Tuesday across all of the area. Localized heavy rain
cannot be ruled out.
- Things begin to dry out (and temperatures warm) during the
second half of the work week as higher pressure filters in from
the east.
&&
.DISCUSSION...
Issued at 1257 AM CDT Fri Jul 10 2026
On the back side of the inverted troffiness situated across south
Texas and Mexico, and with a continued southerly llvl flow, deeper
Gulf moisture is set to begin moving back into the upper Texas
coastal waters early this morning and inland during the day. PW`s
should climb into the 1.9-2.2" range by the end of the day. This
should bring an uptick in overall scattered shower & tstm coverage
to the region today...and a bit moreso this weekend as the
tropical airmass remains in place. Precip should mainly be diurnally
driven (increasing development offshore and near the coast late
at night and morning then transitioning inland during the day and
early evening). Not everyone will see rain, and those that do
it`s not currently looking like a whole-day affair. But those
with outdoor plans should plan for some intermittent alternatives.
Temps should be a touch below what we`ve seen the last several
days considering more cloudiness & scattered rain.
Ridge currently centered off the SoCal coast will strengthen and
track across the Rockies and into the nctl US later this weekend
into early next week. Weak troffiness currently seen on water vapor
imagery tracking eastward across the northern Plains will eventually
circle back around and under the ridge axis and toward Texas Monday
and Tuesday. This should further enhance precip coverage those days.
We`ll probably need to keep an eye out for the highest qpf during
that time period as there are some hints of some weak diffluence
aloft and some potentially slower storm motions.
High pressure should expand ssewd across the nctl Gulf states &
southeastern states during the second half of next week and give
the troffiness & deeper moisture over SE Tx a nudge westward.
Wednesday should be somewhat of a transition day with lower, but
still scattered, precip chances. Thursday and Friday we should be
back to our beloved SE TX wx with warmer temps and just some
isolated daily rain chances.
LDavis/47
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX
621 AM CDT Fri Jul 10 2026
...New AVIATION...
.KEY MESSAGES...
- Deeper tropical moisture will be moving back into the region
today and should provide 30-60% chances of showers and
thunderstorms each day through this weekend. Overall coverage
should be highest across the southern half of the region.
- Let`s keep an eye out for even better chances of precipitation
Monday-Tuesday across all of the area. Localized heavy rain
cannot be ruled out.
- Things begin to dry out (and temperatures warm) during the
second half of the work week as higher pressure filters in from
the east.
&&
.DISCUSSION...
Issued at 1257 AM CDT Fri Jul 10 2026
On the back side of the inverted troffiness situated across south
Texas and Mexico, and with a continued southerly llvl flow, deeper
Gulf moisture is set to begin moving back into the upper Texas
coastal waters early this morning and inland during the day. PW`s
should climb into the 1.9-2.2" range by the end of the day. This
should bring an uptick in overall scattered shower & tstm coverage
to the region today...and a bit moreso this weekend as the
tropical airmass remains in place. Precip should mainly be diurnally
driven (increasing development offshore and near the coast late
at night and morning then transitioning inland during the day and
early evening). Not everyone will see rain, and those that do
it`s not currently looking like a whole-day affair. But those
with outdoor plans should plan for some intermittent alternatives.
Temps should be a touch below what we`ve seen the last several
days considering more cloudiness & scattered rain.
Ridge currently centered off the SoCal coast will strengthen and
track across the Rockies and into the nctl US later this weekend
into early next week. Weak troffiness currently seen on water vapor
imagery tracking eastward across the northern Plains will eventually
circle back around and under the ridge axis and toward Texas Monday
and Tuesday. This should further enhance precip coverage those days.
We`ll probably need to keep an eye out for the highest qpf during
that time period as there are some hints of some weak diffluence
aloft and some potentially slower storm motions.
High pressure should expand ssewd across the nctl Gulf states &
southeastern states during the second half of next week and give
the troffiness & deeper moisture over SE Tx a nudge westward.
Wednesday should be somewhat of a transition day with lower, but
still scattered, precip chances. Thursday and Friday we should be
back to our beloved SE TX wx with warmer temps and just some
isolated daily rain chances.
LDavis/47
&&