It is now 10pm and still pitter-pattering consistently on the roof, like an ongoing sprinkler, slowly adding to my 1.25". Just what the DOC ordered!
Texas Fall 2018
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weatherdude1108
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Have had consistent light to moderate rain since 8pm, with occasional thunder since the storm that dropped a half inch late this afternoon.
It is now 10pm and still pitter-pattering consistently on the roof, like an ongoing sprinkler, slowly adding to my 1.25". Just what the DOC ordered!
It is now 10pm and still pitter-pattering consistently on the roof, like an ongoing sprinkler, slowly adding to my 1.25". Just what the DOC ordered!
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
dhweather wrote:an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
yeah not much here either.... was all around us today
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
lol again friday
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
dhweather wrote:an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
I guess I should feel better about our 0.07” yesterday. But it was slowly coming in from Royse City and Lavon, dark storm clouds with lightning and thunder. I could see the rain shield ever so close. But then it went poof.
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weatherdude1108
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
dhweather wrote:an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
I know not really funny, but this made me laugh - the sarcasm of it.
Reminded me of my older brother. I wonder if there is some residual subsidence from Gordon since you all were closer to the west of it(?). Just a thought. Anyway. Hope we can keep this wetter pattern going a little while longer.
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weatherdude1108 wrote:dhweather wrote:an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
I know not really funny, but this made me laugh - the sarcasm of it.
I wonder if there is some residual subsidence from Gordon since you all were closer to the west of it(?). Just a thought. Anyway. Hope we can keep this wetter pattern going a little while longer.
This has likely been the biggest reason. Much of the northeastern quarter of the state has seen less than 0.50". Areas that have seen it has been mostly west of I-35
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
I only got .01 yesterday, but at least DFW got something finally, though not much.
That said, with a flash flood watch, later today could be another story. However, DFW is on the northeastern edge, so the heavier stuff may be southwest. But, it sounds to be more widespread and hopefully erase some of the holes without much.
That said, with a flash flood watch, later today could be another story. However, DFW is on the northeastern edge, so the heavier stuff may be southwest. But, it sounds to be more widespread and hopefully erase some of the holes without much.
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Ntxw wrote:weatherdude1108 wrote:dhweather wrote:an incredible 0.01" in Heath!
I know not really funny, but this made me laugh - the sarcasm of it.
I wonder if there is some residual subsidence from Gordon since you all were closer to the west of it(?). Just a thought. Anyway. Hope we can keep this wetter pattern going a little while longer.
This has likely been the biggest reason. Much of the northeastern quarter of the state has seen less than 0.50". Areas that have seen it has been mostly west of I-35
I feel for everyone that didn’t get rain last night. Even in Frisco, we received almost 3 inches and the northern half of the city only got a trace.
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Finally escaped the upper 90s heat indexes. It wasn't too bad until it seemed like all the buildings on campus had their ac stop working lol. I'm forecast to get 3-5 inches of rain this weekend. Hopefully no flooding will occur, but it seems like campus got worse at draining, probably due to the construction right now. I'm hoping Flo will stop trending west, it would be good for the east coast and the Euro was pretty scary for Eastern Ohio as well. 
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
DFW Stormwatcher wrote:I feel for everyone that didn’t get rain last night. Even in Frisco, we received almost 3 inches and the northern half of the city only got a trace.
It has been a very deep tropics like event. Storms are rather localized and focused in similar areas. New storms tends to form near the outflows of old ones and then die out as heating ends. Essentially feels more like Florida than Texas the past week.
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Yukon Cornelius
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
We’ve been getting crazy rain in Midland since about 8:00 AM. Flash Flood warning and cars stalled out all over the place. Still coming down!
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
I used to live there. No drainage whatsoever in that town.
lukem wrote:We’ve been getting crazy rain in Midland since about 8:00 AM. Flash Flood warning and cars stalled out all over the place. Still coming down!
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Pouring here at the office in north Austin near I35.
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weatherdude1108
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Not bad.
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rwfromkansas
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
The airport may finally get its dose of heavy rain
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Looks like were gonna get a good one up here after missing out the other days dark as night almost
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Re: Texas Fall 2018
Wet first week of September across most of the State. At least another 7-10 days of a wet pattern looks likely.
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