April 2022
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Cpv17
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Well the rain for next week is now gone on the GFS and Euro.
- jasons2k
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I emptied 1.34” from the rain cylinder this morning. I am very thankful for the rain.
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Cromagnum
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Emptied out just shy of 2 inches from mine. Will gladly take it.
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cperk
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I got a total of 1.6 inches. 
- djmike
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2.25” here. Sooo thankful. I can still hear my yard rejoicing on my ring camera. Lol 
Mike
Beaumont, TX
(IH-10 & College Street)
Beaumont, TX
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Stratton20
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Hope yall enjoyed getting some rain! It appears ridging will dominate the weather pattern the next 10-14 days
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All rain chances have disappeared from TWC app for me…
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Cpv17
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Stratton20
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noaa’s 6-10 and 8-14 day forecast calls for near normal to slightly above average precipitation, thats at least encouraging to see
- captainbarbossa19
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I am doubtful that this will be the only big rain event for the next 2 weeks. Typically, once a rainy pattern starts, it tends to cycle every 1-2 weeks. Fortunately, we are getting closer to the time when capping is not a big issue!
- DoctorMu
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I see a lot of Big Suck early June weather ahead for the beginning of May. At best isolated storms around next Monday.
Return flow begins tomorrow.
Return flow begins tomorrow.
- DoctorMu
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After next Monday, the sea breeze and tropical systems will be our main source of rain for the foreseeable future...captainbarbossa19 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 4:44 pm I am doubtful that this will be the only big rain event for the next 2 weeks. Typically, once a rainy pattern starts, it tends to cycle every 1-2 weeks. Fortunately, we are getting closer to the time when capping is not a big issue!
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From Eric Berger:
“Today’s the day, y’all. I’m not guaranteeing this will be the last day of “spring,” but it might well be.”
On another note, both NWS and weather app show 30% chances on rain on Saturday and Sunday.
“Today’s the day, y’all. I’m not guaranteeing this will be the last day of “spring,” but it might well be.”
On another note, both NWS and weather app show 30% chances on rain on Saturday and Sunday.
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Cpv17
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Todays going to be an absolute beautiful day! Might be the last one till October. Get out there and enjoy it!
- djmike
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Hopefully we can get a few earlier fronts in September and knock out some of our hurricane season for southeast texas. Miserable when the first real front passes in November.
Mike
Beaumont, TX
(IH-10 & College Street)
Beaumont, TX
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Stratton20
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Gulf of mexico is running well above normal and still warming up fast, gonna be another long season with la nina in place, hoping for no hurricanes, but will take a weak system when the drought conditions kick in
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Cpv17
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SOI is sky high. We can probably forget about any significant rain events around here anytime soon.
- DoctorMu
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Yep. Absolutely a Chamber of Commerce day with crystal blue skies, dry air and a bit of breeze. 80°F and green all around.
This is the Day! Very Chill. Sprinklers off. Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/E1JiTkufJgY
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Iceresistance
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I know! Even a pressure crash at key locations failed to get the SOI to fall, the La Nina is insanely powerful for a Spring Barrier period.
It may enhance hurricanes in the Atlantic later this year though . . .
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