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#2701
7 hours ago, Skipper said:

For Austin folks, what are we looking at for game tomorrow

Cloudy with a chance of disappointment. 

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#2702
5 hours ago, texasdago said:

I heard high chances so I'm packing a poncho but would rather there aren't issue so Longhorn City Limits and the festival is blowing and going...

Because that's the only good times Texas Football can promise?

#2703
Because that's the only good times Texas Football can promise?
You make your own good times bro! Texas Football has largely sucked shit through a straw my son's entire life(he's 15). But we've had fun at games narrowly defeating a meh K State team in a monsoon, losing at home to Iowa Steak multiple times including my moms only trip to DKR, and watching Chuck lose to TCU after Thanksgiving with a big bunch of family in attendance. (Several members of that expedition downtown returned via Uber to our West Austin pad around 4 am, myself excluded. So good fucking times can be had.
#2704
1 hour ago, Born to Run said:

You make your own good times bro! Texas Football has largely sucked shit through a straw my son's entire life(he's 15). But we've had fun at games narrowly defeating a meh K State team in a monsoon, losing at home to Iowa Steak multiple times including my moms only trip to DKR, and watching Chuck lose to TCU after Thanksgiving with a big bunch of family in attendance. (Several members of that expedition downtown returned via Uber to our West Austin pad around 4 am, myself excluded. So good fucking times can be had.

Can I party with you? 

#2705

Oh it can rain during the game and whatever.  Like someone said, i was at the Missouri monsoon game which was hilarious. For pregame i dont want all the festivities get cancelled. 

#2715
6 hours ago, InkaUtexas said:

Damn nice rain in San Marcos. We got all the COED's to suck it south so UT can go kick some ass. Thank me later. 

Thanks

#2716

78628 wicked wind and low, fast moving clouds. Very ominous but only sitting rain so far…and all the clouds are moving in the same direction. Also, no thunder/lightning. 
 

eta electric show just started 

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#2718

I looked at the LCRA Hydromet for the Austin area over the past 30 days.

Everywhere is in the 4-6" mark for rain and the station closest to my house... less than 2.5". Literally a mile away, they've had more than 5". I thought it was just my imagination that I was getting boned on the rain. Not at all.

#2719

My Ex in-laws ranch is about a mile northwest of Buchanan as the crow flies. All their stock tanks are full to the tops of the tank dams, and backfilling up the feeder creeks. Any rain in the Buchanan watershed should go straight into the lake. 

#2720

Our ranch in mexico hasnt had any traceable rain since Feb. Were about 5 miles west of the Laredo/Colombia bridge crossing. All tanks had gone bone dry. Cowboys had to keep all windmills running. This past Friday we got 3.5” and Sat-Sun another 1”. All tanks topped off full. Little late for antlers and will make hunting tough with the thick grass/brush but a godsend. Plus the fawns will finally get some cover to hide in.

#2721
18 hours ago, FirstTimeCaller said:

I looked at the LCRA Hydromet for the Austin area over the past 30 days.

Everywhere is in the 4-6" mark for rain and the station closest to my house... less than 2.5". Literally a mile away, they've had more than 5". I thought it was just my imagination that I was getting boned on the rain. Not at all.

Similar story for our place in Driftwood.  5-10 miles north is all 4"+ while the ranch is at around 1.5".  Tanks are all bone dry.

#2723
3 hours ago, williemackgarza said:

Cowboys had to keep all windmills running. 

how does that work do they crank them by hand?

#2724
20 hours ago, Pescado_Rojo said:

My Ex in-laws ranch is about a mile northwest of Buchanan as the crow flies. All their stock tanks are full to the tops of the tank dams, and backfilling up the feeder creeks. Any rain in the Buchanan watershed should go straight into the lake. 

 

4 hours ago, williemackgarza said:

Our ranch in mexico hasnt had any traceable rain since Feb. Were about 5 miles west of the Laredo/Colombia bridge crossing. All tanks had gone bone dry. Cowboys had to keep all windmills running. This past Friday we got 3.5” and Sat-Sun another 1”. All tanks topped off full. Little late for antlers and will make hunting tough with the thick grass/brush but a godsend. Plus the fawns will finally get some cover to hide in.

 

2 hours ago, gurt said:

Similar story for our place in Driftwood.  5-10 miles north is all 4"+ while the ranch is at around 1.5".  Tanks are all bone dry.

Evidently I need to start acquiring a stock tank? Seems like everyone has one.

#2725

So we have a hurricane or soon to be hurricane off the Atlantic and pacific coasts right now, but no rain in our forecast?  All that energy isn’t going to throw water to the middle of the country?

#2726
2 hours ago, Pato del Muerto said:

So we have a hurricane or soon to be hurricane off the Atlantic and pacific coasts right now, but no rain in our forecast?  All that energy isn’t going to throw water to the middle of the country?

It will, we just won't get any

#2728
4 hours ago, FirstTimeCaller said:

Evidently I need to start acquiring a stock tank? Seems like everyone has one.

Maybe easier to acquire an ex whose family has a ranch with one or more.

#2729

Pouring rain for the past 30 minutes in NW Travis.  The ground is saturated enough it almost immediately became heavy runoff, which is good for all you jokers, since I live in the Lake Travis recharge zone.

 

 

#2730
9 minutes ago, utee94 said:

Pouring rain for the past 30 minutes in NW Travis.  The ground is saturated enough it almost immediately became heavy runoff, which is good for all you jokers, since I live in the Lake Travis recharge zone.

 

 

Somewhere around Volente?

#2736
22 minutes ago, South Austin said:

Well, that was quick.*

 

 

 

 

*The title of my new sex tape.

I imagine the inventory of those kinds of films in your family must be vast.  

#2746
29 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Fucking really?  That shit just completely split apart and went right around me.  Fucking forcefield.

Insulting Nori is gonna result in Mother Nature responding negatively.   I mean, Nori looks like Hippy-Dippy Daughter Nature on the show. 

#2747

Wife and I were waiting for the soft opening of C3’s light show event at the Wildflower Center to begin when the rain came in. We were told it’d be at least an hour delay, so we went home for the interim.

Poured the entire way south on the tollway. The recharge sone is getting a drink.

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