C/S TX Weather: Seasonal with some rains
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Tireman4 wrote:Now Something, we still have 1-2 hours of heating, but you are right...you are done...toast..wee hee.
That gust front is knocking down the front gate of DFW airport right now. Love Field might hit 100 (97 now) but the records are kept at KDFW... at any rate, KDAL had a few upper 90s highs while KDFW kept the streak alive.
15 degrees cooler AND 20mph+ north winds behind the gust front.

Finally, finally, FINALLY!
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Re: C/SC TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
RECORD DENIED!
Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport
Lat: 32.91 Lon: -97.03 Elev: 560
Last Update on Aug 11, 2:53 pm CDT
Mostly Cloudy
84 °F
(29 °C)
Humidity: 59 %
Wind Speed: N 17 MPH
Barometer: 29.88" (1010.9 mb)
Dewpoint: 68 °F (20 °C)
Heat Index: 87 °F (31 °C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.
More Local Wx: 3 Day History:
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Re: C/SC TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
somethingfunny wrote:RECORD DENIED!Dallas / Fort Worth International Airport
Lat: 32.91 Lon: -97.03 Elev: 560
Last Update on Aug 11, 2:53 pm CDT
Mostly Cloudy
84 °F
(29 °C)
Humidity: 59 %
Wind Speed: N 17 MPH
Barometer: 29.88" (1010.9 mb)
Dewpoint: 68 °F (20 °C)
Heat Index: 87 °F (31 °C)
Visibility: 10.00 mi.
More Local Wx: 3 Day History:
Why Mother Nature? Why not Houston? Did we do something bad to you? Sigh...
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Austin: Thurs Day 58 100+ (11 days to tie 1925's record of 69)
Day 26 in a row 100+ new record!
Day 12 105+
Day 0 in a row 105+
104 at Mabry and 103 Bergstrom (not record)
Day 26 in a row 100+ new record!
Day 12 105+
Day 0 in a row 105+
104 at Mabry and 103 Bergstrom (not record)
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Meanwhile back in Hell, err, I mean Houston:
Another 100 degree day down in the books. Here are the updated 100 degree day totals (through Thursday 8/11) from sites around southeast Texas, as compared to the summer of 1980 and normal values. http://www.srh.noaa.gov/hgx
Another 100 degree day down in the books. Here are the updated 100 degree day totals (through Thursday 8/11) from sites around southeast Texas, as compared to the summer of 1980 and normal values. http://www.srh.noaa.gov/hgx
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Re: C/SC TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
And just like that it's back up to 97 at DFW! The record might still be on!
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At least there is some good T-storm action going out in west Texas tonight. Hopefully a sign of things to come? Eh, probably wishful thinking. Sucks the record bid for Dallas had to come up short. Even worse to go through a summer like this and not have a record to remember it by.
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^ A record would've been nice since it was hot anyway after the rain. But hey, I'd give up the record if it meant we got rain. Looks like an MCS could swing through northern regions of Texas tomorrow evening so those who didn't get much today still has another shot, sadly nothing much for the southern half of the state. Even though the subtropical high will restrengthen lets hope the worst of it is over...
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Ntxw wrote:^ A record would've been nice since it was hot anyway after the rain. But hey, I'd give up the record if it meant we got rain. Looks like an MCS could swing through northern regions of Texas tomorrow evening so those who didn't get much today still has another shot, sadly nothing much for the southern half of the state. Even though the subtropical high will restrengthen lets hope the worst of it is over...
I'd actually been rooting for the streak to end short of 42 days because while it's been hot, this summer hasn't been as hot as 1980. 1980 had 5 110+ days, 2011 has had 1. As for 105+ days, 1980 had 28 and I believe 2011 has had 11 thus far. This season has earned its' title as the second hottest summer in DFW history for sure, and there's nothing shameful in that. 1980 was just that bad. The 69 days total is still within reach, (we've got 47) but if we began a new streak Friday we'd tie that record September 2nd at the earliest. I think it's doubtful we reach it... 1998's second place 56 days could be in jeopardy though.
As for you folks down south of here, you're in my prayers. I'm sorry, I feel like I've rubbed your faces in our miracle cooldown today. This is the worst summer in history for y'all and it's not over. The silver lining is, these gust fronts and thunderstorm complexes keep on getting closer and closer. If we keep chipping away at the edges of this drought dome, eventually the dam will pop.
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Re: C/SC TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
Storms 50 miles away from me in SA! Go Storms Go! Moving my way too!
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gmr548 wrote:At least there is some good T-storm action going out in west Texas tonight. Hopefully a sign of things to come? Eh, probably wishful thinking. Sucks the record bid for Dallas had to come up short. Even worse to go through a summer like this and not have a record to remember it by.
Don't worry, DFW will set the record for most consecutive nights at 80 degrees or above.
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Harlingen and Brownsville airports as of 9:53AM already is registering a Heat Index of 105! Its going to be a nice and toasty day 

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I read the posts here and feel soo bad for y'all and I knew some are suffering beyond the norm ie the farmers/ranchers and the wildlife. Seeing it however is heartbreaking http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/storm_watch_stories3&stormfile=droughtstricken_texas_impac_110811?ref=ccbox_homepage_topstories
I can still see my grandparents' faces when they were telling me about their experiences in the dust bowl years.
I can still see my grandparents' faces when they were telling me about their experiences in the dust bowl years.
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Shoshana wrote:NWS... Record daily maximum rainfall set at del Rio...
a record rainfall of 4.47 inches was set at del Rio on August 11th
which breaks the old record of 2.76 set in 1971.
I'm happy for the folks in Del Rio. While most of us have drought approaching indescribable misery, I think Del Rio may have actually been worse than us.
As you know Shoshana we received nada here in Austin. It looks like rain and that's about it.

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