April 29, 20205 yr Damn slept right through it. Same. Woke up (in 78724) to the clocks blinking so power was out for some period.
April 30, 20205 yr Author We had just over 2 inches of rain in The Woodlands. Your kiddy pool is pretty accurate.
April 30, 20205 yr 16 hours ago, Moby Ric said: Holy shit my back porch looks like a bomb went off. Zip code, man... ZIP CODE!!!!
April 30, 20205 yr 25 minutes ago, Radical Larry said: 78350 Not a lot of infrastructure down there. You a farmer?
May 12, 20205 yr It's gonna rain later today. It's really gonna rain Saturday into Sunday. I'll be back Saturday if models hold up, maybe. Could be spotty flooding. Late.
May 12, 20205 yr I know you're busy, but damn curious about wednesday. Will be able to see the flyover with the kids at 2:30? and can our little neighborhood parade take place okay at 5:30p? thanks!
May 12, 20205 yr 27 minutes ago, Lobo said: I know you're busy, but damn curious about wednesday. Will be able to see the flyover with the kids at 2:30? Yes. Quote and can our little neighborhood parade take place okay at 5:30p? thanks! Is that supposed to be "today"? 60% yes. or "tomorrow"? Yes. Edited May 12, 20205 yr by phdhorn
May 12, 20205 yr It's also tomorrow, after the flyover. Thanks for the updates, great news for the kids in the 'hood. I'll hang up and listen.
May 12, 20205 yr Well, that was unexpected! But I think it's kind of freaky deaky, do not expect severe weather at all with this today. Don't think that thing touched down, I think it was just mid-lower level rotation. It's moving away and will be out of here. No severe weather at all following that, Saturday's doesn't look to be a particularly severe day but all the sudden models are really predicting lots and lots of rain. May is our wettest month, so there you go. Edit: nope, a touchdown, kind of a little nasty one, take care out there east of Austin. Edited May 12, 20205 yr by phdhorn
May 12, 20205 yr So is it "later today" already? Because it's pouring in south austin. So much for my lunchtime run...
May 12, 20205 yr So is it "later today" already? Because it's pouring in south austin. So much for my lunchtime run...Seriously. Almost 3 inches and it’s still coming down pretty heavy.
May 12, 20205 yr Just got a tornado warning on my cell saying to seek shelter. That doesn't sound good.
May 12, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, phdhorn said: Saturday's doesn't look to be a particularly severe day but all the sudden models are really predicting lots and lots of rain. May is our wettest month, so there you go. And it can't be a May in central Texas without recalling May 23, 2015. I want to say that 2 of those bodies were never recovered.
May 12, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, UnivTex34 said: 4.02" and still going in 78748. Your wife must be ecstatic.
May 12, 20205 yr It always amazes me how these supposedly "non-severe" events are usually the worst for our area. I'd hate to be a weatherman in central Texas.
May 12, 20205 yr That pocket of rain south of Sunset Valley has dumped pretty well -- LCRA is showing several gauges @ 2" - 2.5". Up here in 78731, not much yet. Weird collection of radar rotations, spotters claiming funnel clouds, etc.
May 12, 20205 yr 7 minutes ago, stone oak said: Tornado sirens blaring here in Hollywood Park (north SA) Damn bruh.....you my neighbor? Northwoods gangsta, holla.
May 12, 20205 yr Author 12 minutes ago, stone oak said: It always amazes me how these supposedly "non-severe" events are usually the worst for our area. I'd hate to be a weatherman in central Texas. The NWS guys have been on it today.
May 12, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Hate said: The NWS guys have been on it today. This morning this was showing <2% for all of the country.
May 12, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Hate said: The NWS guys have been on it today. I stand corrected. Nice work by the SPC.
May 12, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, SA-KC_Horn said: Damn bruh.....you my neighbor? Northwoods gangsta, holla. Holla! I work just off Donella on the west side of 281. Despite the username, actually live near Shavano Park now lol.
May 12, 20205 yr KXAN always does such a great job during these storms. They’ve been on the ground tracking the tornado for the past 15-20 mins.
May 12, 20205 yr KXAN has tornado chasers who think one is on the ground north of Bastrop I believe. That was a few minutes ago.
May 12, 20205 yr <deleted this> Actually I didn't pay much attention to this after last night, but things have changed. We have a pretty good chance of heavy rain - again, later this afternoon. Another litttle MCV (system with severe possibilities) is heading this way from Ozona and will merge with the one that brought us the morning rain. It looks like - for now - most of the severe weather will stay more or less south/east of us, but of course these things always seem to do what people don't expect (i.e. backbuild into our area). We could get a severe storm or even a tornado here/there, although the air has stabilized a bit since the first wave, but mostly the potential for big rain remains though dinner, especially when this other thing comes over in a few hours. Once again, the I-10 corridor looks to be most at risk but we are definitely in the soup. Could be some brief flooding this afternoon. That freakin' Euro model is something else. It's really been getting better and better. I'm starting to trust it. Again the models right now are predicting the same thing as today for Saturday. It could flip-flop and be a dryout or this again. Today is gonna be our May amounts plus some - easily. Watch it. Finally, NWS most recent: The Trailing MCV is forecast with good model agreement to overtake/absorb the lead MCV later this morning and tighten up as it reaches the eastern Hill Country by late afternoon. Model QPF amounts have collectively shot up to match some of the higher numbers advertised by the more alarming NAM model from yesterday. The presence of the lead MCV appears to be steering the focus farther south than what was seen in yesterday`s model solutions, so areas along and south of I-10 from San Antonio to Schulenburg should be seeing the most dramatic shift in PoPs for today. With the rapid increase in QPF amounts among several models, the pattern has gained the attention of WPC which has now included Central TX into a MRGL risk of excessive rainfall. Some of the finer res solutions are showing pockets of 5+ inch amounts, but some of these models can way over amplify the rainfall potential. If this signal continues as new runs arrive and pinpoint the same areas, we may need to consider a small scale flash flood watch. For now, we have locally heavy rainfall mentioned in the forecast and continue to monitor. In addition to the heavy rainfall potential, the storms have a MRGL threat to reach severe levels with large hail and damaging winds possible from the strongest storms. Edited May 12, 20205 yr by phdhorn
May 12, 20205 yr Maybe half an inch in 78759. South Austin getting the good stuff. Still a decent morning of rain here though.
May 12, 20205 yr Dang. Looking at these rainfall totals and -as usual- Onion Creek is the leader in the clubhouse at three inches already. Has there been any spot in Central Texas over the past decade which has received more rainfall than them?
May 12, 20205 yr Photos of the tornado near Smithville https://www.kxan.com/weather/viewer-video-funnel-cloud-forms-as-severe-storms-hit-bastrop-caldwell-counties/ This is from the hospital
May 12, 20205 yr 12 minutes ago, phdhorn said: Yeah, I think they really underestimated the strength of the storm, but it happens.. However, the initial sweep-in is where the more severe part and that's long past us. most of that severe weather as long as initial line which is sweeping slowly E/NE. I think most of ATX is behind it now. I did notice yesterday that the Euro model was trending way up IN rain amts., especially for Saturday, and was beginning to trend up even for this. But it's far more than anything was predicted, most was around 1/2" or so. But hey, it happens, better more rain than we thought than the usual vice versa. Saturday also has a severe risk but it's low right now. More of a day like today as a supposedly stronger storm moves in, but this one looks like it's been pretty good. this is the kind of shit that happens when you take a few months off. get your shit together. we need you to be on point!
May 12, 20205 yr 18 minutes ago, Chet Steadman said: Has there been any spot in Central Texas over the past decade which has received more rainfall than them? Yes Edited May 12, 20205 yr by clapclapclap
May 12, 20205 yr Another tornado warning for Comal.. looks like its on the other side of town from us headed northeast.
May 12, 20205 yr 5 minutes ago, NorthLoop said: Another tornado warning for Comal.. looks like its on the other side of town from us headed northeast. When did you move away from the 51st Street area?
May 12, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Hate said: It’s in between San Marcos and New Braunfels.Map of the Canyon Lake area Hits somewhat close to home - I just did a repair off 2673 & Trail Pass.
May 12, 20205 yr 3 minutes ago, ROFL BOX said: When did you move away from the 51st Street area? four years ago Edited May 12, 20205 yr by NorthLoop math is hard
May 12, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, NorthLoop said: four years ago Last I recall about "neighborhood" mentions, you were complaining abut patrons from a bar blocking your driveway.
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