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#1751

Lol. Remember that El Nino thing that will bring all the rain? Well, about that...

https://www.kxan.com/weather/weather-blog/could-pdo-mess-with-our-wet-el-nino/

El Niño has the greatest impact on our weather during the winter (December-February) in Central Texas. That’s when we’re most likely to see wetter than normal conditions. In some years a strong El Niño has made for a very wet fall, but in those years (like in 2015) PDO was positive.

This fall, El Niño and PDO may just work to balance each other out.

 

Of course. 

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#1752

This morning the Houston Heights received its first real rain since June? July? I don’t know. But it was glorious. I can’t wait to complain about mosquitoes.

#1753

We got 1/2”, and I’m now sitting at 2” total for the week. 225 and 146 station reporting an 1”. 

#1755

Zero measurable rainfall at my house in Austin since June 21.

Normally I'm happy for others, but fuck all y'all.

#1757

What a time to be alive!  No rain in sight for us for a few more days.  But at least this morning as I'm watching highlights of the game with the kids, isn't sweat soaking miserable.  But man, the rain chances, while something has to happen physically, aren't looking as great later this week as we'd hoped.  And Thursday looks like it's gonna touch 100 degrees just for shits 'n giggles.  I gotta go out and handwater tonight, we're in the last water tier of billing for another 5 days and I thought we could coast through but too many dying spots.  And I got a Monterrey Oak that needs some extra care.  

If anybody already has it easily on call, pos rep for posting a comparision.  But while 2011 was hotter than this overall, I think we at least had more rain thanks to a coulpe of little drenches we had in August.  

#1758

KXAN future radar has a giant blob of rain sinking south towards Austin . . . and disintegrating.  Of course.

#1759

I'm afraid its another "complicated setup." The official 7-day precip forecast shows us on the edge (as usual). Officially, this shows 1-2" for NW Austin, less as you go south.

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KXAN shows rain, but not major chances each day:

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Wunderground showing less than 1/2":

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I take this to mean we get 0.25" and call it a week.

#1760

Weatherman and the cloud cover this morning in SA....

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#1762
It's not news to any of you that we could really, really use some rain. There will be low chances over our northern counties the next few days, then increasing chances spreading southwards late this week into the weekend. Here's our current thoughts, stay tuned for updates!

 

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#1767

Still holding steading with 1-2" in my neck of the woods in Austin. But if it's just a few miles off, it could be half that. This 7-day precip forecast however looks great for the lakes. 
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Some nice numbers out in the basins this morning:

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#1775

I am getting a very light but continuous rain in 78757 for about 20 mins.

would probably only be considered a trace, but hey, we need anything we can get.

#1778

0.10" -- three times what I've had in the past three months.

#1780

I don't know how many inches - I just said it was big and my wife disagreed. Still it made getting to work hard this morning. The car was all over the road and it was wet everywhere.

#1781
16 minutes ago, Bevo said:

I don't know how many inches - I just said it was big and my wife disagreed. Still it made getting to work hard this morning. The car was all over the road and it was wet everywhere.

Tell your wife it's not the depth of the precipitation it's the force with which it pounds down ... or something.

There was a surprising lack of terrible traffic this morning but I also left early, not because of the rain since I had no idea, but thankful for small favors.

#1782
1 minute ago, gofuckyourself said:

Tell your wife it's not the depth of the precipitation it's the force with which it pounds down ... or something.

There was a surprising lack of terrible traffic this morning but I also left early, not because of the rain since I had no idea, but thankful for small favors.

Well, you could tell it has been awhile. It just smelled different when the door opened. It was like spring.

#1784
11 minutes ago, Bevo said:

Well, you could tell it has been awhile. It just smelled different when the door opened. It was like spring.

We're still talking about your wife, right? 

#1785
7 minutes ago, NorthLoop said:

We're still talking about your wife, right? 

Its like a Massengill ad up in here. 

#1786
21 minutes ago, MissingInAction said:

Took the dog on our first multi mile walk/jog in 4 months. We were rained upon and it was glorious.

Same

#1790
3 minutes ago, Biff Tannen said:

Moar coming tomorrow!

I'll believe it when I am actually outside like this, and not a moment sooner:

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I mean, I may skip the "crawl through a mile of shit beforehand" part, but then again, metaphorically, isn't that what this summer has been?

#1795

Woke up to "pretty good" rain chances around 50% in Houston today, but those have already petered out to around 30% or so. Tomorrow and Friday are our best shots at getting some legit storms, but even those are less ironclad than they were as of last night. 90%->65%.

Latest NOAA expected precipitation for my neck of the woods is around 2.5 inches between today and Saturday night. I'm taking the under.

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#1796

Rain chances in Austin going up for tomorrow.  Oh I know is that the rain has worked absolutely magic in Austin and it feels fantastic right now. 

Edit: taking a lunch time walk and my phone is not telling me that it needs to cool down. Finally 

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