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Iceresistance wrote:Surprise severe storm just NE of Norman, OK

Found a storm report of wind gusts at 73 just to the ENE of Norman by 2 miles.

Southeast Texas could be getting some very healthy rain this week and could take away a lot of the remaining drought. Here is the latest HRRR 18Z



A disturbance is suppose to pass through sometime on Tuesday that could dump 2 to 4 inches if it sets up as the model is showing.

Clearcloudz wrote:Southeast Texas could be getting some very healthy rain this week and could take away a lot of the remaining drought. Here is the latest HRRR 18Z

https://i.imgur.com/aNDGDdu.gif

A disturbance is suppose to pass through sometime on Tuesday that could dump 2 to 4 inches if it sets up as the model is showing.

https://i.imgur.com/zXudm4q.png

https://i.imgur.com/Q2mCDZj.png

https://i.imgur.com/M51has6.gif

Dang. Isolated areas of 8+”

Lots of strong/severe storms Along I-40 from Bridgeport to OKC, and along I-44 from OKC to Bristow.

Iceresistance wrote:Lots of strong/severe storms Along I-40 from Bridgeport to OKC, and along I-44 from OKC to Bristow.

Yeah I'm kind of annoyed there's nothing here

Made it to 100 today. Not cool.

Yukon Cornelius wrote:Made it to 100 today. Not cool.

Yeah still not impressed with this pattern here. It did rain for about 20 minutes earlier but probably didn't even wash my car

The GFS does show some hope in the long range but it's the long range and the GFS has been all over the place

Southeast Texas has been placed under a slight risk for excessive rainfall

Brent wrote:

Iceresistance wrote:Lots of strong/severe storms Along I-40 from Bridgeport to OKC, and along I-44 from OKC to Bristow.

Yeah I'm kind of annoyed there's nothing here

The storms collapsed before they got to me last night, my mother told me there was a lot of wind and lightning, but very little rainfall . . .

Clearcloudz wrote:Southeast Texas has been placed under a slight risk for excessive rainfall

https://i.imgur.com/3BEl8tk.png
https://i.imgur.com/97tDB0M.gif

Models cut back on our totals overnight. We’ll see what happens.

I hate to ask for a regional outlook, but what's this weekend looking like in Houston? Seems we were supposed to get rain all weekend, but some models have backed off.

SoupBone wrote:I hate to ask for a regional outlook, but what's this weekend looking like in Houston? Seems we were supposed to get rain all weekend, but some models have backed off.

If one believed the GFS modelcanes in the gulf then that was the injection for the higher qpf associated. But as it starts losing it, energy is focused on the open Atlantic and background subsidence will cool off modeled qpf in our region.

That doesn't mean no rainfall though just cutting back.

Ntxw wrote:

SoupBone wrote:I hate to ask for a regional outlook, but what's this weekend looking like in Houston? Seems we were supposed to get rain all weekend, but some models have backed off.

If one believed the GFS modelcanes in the gulf then that was the injection for the higher qpf associated. But as it starts losing it, energy is focused on the open Atlantic and background subsidence will cool off modeled qpf in our region.

That doesn't mean no rainfall though just cutting back.

What’s up with what the NAM is showing? Some low drifting west towards Texas later this week?

Cpv17 wrote:

Ntxw wrote:

SoupBone wrote:I hate to ask for a regional outlook, but what's this weekend looking like in Houston? Seems we were supposed to get rain all weekend, but some models have backed off.

If one believed the GFS modelcanes in the gulf then that was the injection for the higher qpf associated. But as it starts losing it, energy is focused on the open Atlantic and background subsidence will cool off modeled qpf in our region.

That doesn't mean no rainfall though just cutting back.

What’s up with what the NAM is showing? Some low drifting west towards Texas later this week?

That's mostly at the upper levels, some weak upper vorticity. Surface pressures are pretty high relatively for it, just higher resolution on the NAM. There's too much shear in the NW Gulf for anything to form.

Currently at the High School, but it's crashing and banging outside without any rain!

Iceresistance wrote:Currently at the High School, but it's crashing and banging outside without any rain!

Finally some decent rain here. Hopefully a sign of things to come. Euro and GFS both have a hurricane recurving near Baja around day 10

Crashing and banging all over the place! Currently got .5 inch of rain, but there is a LOT more coming!


Also under Severe Thunderstorm warning too!

Received 3.5 inches of rain so far today in Rosenberg Tx. and still pouring outside.

Jeez! Another very close lightning strike!