Well done sir.DoctorMu wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:46 pmDid they run out of Ice Trucker reruns?Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:28 pm That TWC future cast looks pretty bad if it happens.
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Hahaha.. that gave me a nice chuckleDoctorMu wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:46 pmDid they run out of Ice Trucker reruns?Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:28 pm That TWC future cast looks pretty bad if it happens.
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It is pouring at my house in Cypress right now, and I am not liking this current look to the radar.
My street is now flooded...Looking at radar it looks like rain is filling in again.
Looks like we may get a break in Friendswood tonight.
Maybe.
Maybe.
Looks like a potential core rain event.Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:28 pm That TWC future cast looks pretty bad if it happens.
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Our resident Doctor in the house always can give us a chuckle during stressful times...davidiowx wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:53 pmHahaha.. that gave me a nice chuckleDoctorMu wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:46 pmDid they run out of Ice Trucker reruns?Cromagnum wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:28 pm That TWC future cast looks pretty bad if it happens.
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That narrow little band just dumped a quick inch on me here in the NE corner of the heights. Some of the heavier stuff I’ve seen out of Beta yet. Weather station has me at 6.28” total for the day so far.
Here in the Heights. I've never seen my street flood so fast before.
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I'm at 290 & Beltway 8 - that train is right over us. In the past hour, we've had at least an inch.
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Luckily this line currently over North Houston is moving fast enough to limit severe flooding, but street flooding is still a big issue. I'm hopeful/thinking this may be the last heavy line but we will need to continue to monitor tonight.
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I hope so. There seems like there may be new feeder bands trying to develop moving north from Betas center.Hopefully they don't fully organize.
Cypress Creek & White Oak in NW Harris Co near top of banks
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Significant flooding ongoing right now across the northern half of Harris county.
Doesn't look like the center has been moving much.
Beta looks to have slowed-down again in the last couple of hours. Just drifting NE now.
Center of TD Beta located over central Brazoria County
Main band of moderate to heavy rainfall is across northern Harris County this evening where rainfall amounts of 2-4 inches have occurred since late this afternoon. This band has progressed steadily northward and weakened some with time. Recently new showers and moderate rainfall is starting to develop over portions of southern Harris County and around the Aldine area. Thus far rainfall rates have not been as high this evening as earlier today or last night.
With that said, the cumulative affects of the rainfall over the last 24 hours on top of the heavier rainfall this evening has resulted rise to near bankfull along the middle portions of Cypress Creek from US 290 downstream to near SH 249. Rises along the upper portions of White Oak Bayou upstream of Jersey Village have peaked below bankfull and the bayou is starting to fall. Horsepen Creek at Trailside has also crested below bankfull this evening.
Additional rainfall amounts of 2-3 inches will be possible over mainly northern and eastern Harris County tonight with isolated amounts of 5-8 inches.
Given the saturated soil conditions any additional rainfall will be converted to run-off and result in rises on area watersheds.
Clear Creek: overbank flooding continues along Clear Creek, the creek has crested and will begin a slow fall overnight, but remain overbanks into Wednesday.
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Have y’all seen the infrared loop? This is crazy. It’s raining hard here but the infrared shows practically nothing. This is a most unusual system for sure.
The wind had really been picking-up here in the last hour or so. The rain has died off for now, but the wind is gusting pretty good now.
Rainfall rates unfortunately are starting to increase again,hopefully the storms don't further organize.
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