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8:50a, 10/23/15
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Over 3" in the last 24hours in Denton county... another 3-5" expected in the next 24 hours
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8:54a, 10/23/15
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Come on rain!

Hit Central Texas! Need some!!
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8:58a, 10/23/15
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We've barely gotten enough to get the concrete wet here on the coast so far. Lots of wind and clouds, very little moisture.
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In reply to ursusguy • 9:04a, 10/23/15
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They sure have the potential to. Yesterday we received the equivalent to the early forecasts. They'd spent the week lowering the number from 6-8 and then we got 5-6 general rain the first day! It's been mostly contained to the coast so far, Hidalgo hasn't been hit hard yet. Saturday is supposed to be a bear. Our drainage system is already charged - any water from here will have to wait in line to get away.
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9:26a, 10/23/15
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Just under4" in northern Kaufman County so far.
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10:10a, 10/23/15
Lots of rain at the house in Arlington last night. I'm at the office today in Dallas and it's pouring pretty good with thunder.
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10:27a, 10/23/15
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In Richardson, NE Dallas

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In reply to B-1 83 • 10:55a, 10/23/15
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I wish nobody harm, but I wish we'd get rains to fill the San Angelo lakes, the Austin Lakes, and the Corpus lakes.
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It is still early to have firm numbers, but according to our preliminary calculations:
Almost 8000 acre feet has flowed past the gaging station on the North Concho at Sterling City and it is still flowing around 1000 CFS. With that said, OC Fisher should gain 7000-9000 acre feet and rise about 7 feet in elevation.
The Colorado River at Silver has measured 4300 acre feet so far and the river has not yet crested. Based on that , we would assume that EV Spence should gain 800...0-10000 acre feet and rise about 3-4 feet in elevation.
These estimates are without additional rainfall/runoff. We will update you as more data becomes available.
Per Upper Colorado River Authority
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11:05a, 10/23/15
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5" in Bridgeport as of 7 am
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11:30a, 10/23/15
The rain we are going to get from Patricia is going to be crazy and it's going to hit just right to hopefully be able to fill Buchanan and some of the lakes a little further north
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11:36a, 10/23/15
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Its been raining in College Station since at least 5:30
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In reply to Aggie_3 • 11:40a, 10/23/15
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+1 on filling the lakes. Hope the folks in Mexico get thru this OK.
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12:22p, 10/23/15
Went from pouring rain to sun & blue skies in a few minutes in FW.
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12:39p, 10/23/15
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Barely gotten the pavement completely wet here the last 3 days...
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12:42p, 10/23/15
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No lie poured it out after the first picture. It's back again.

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12:49p, 10/23/15
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So what is Texas in general, and then north Texas, going to get from Patricia?
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In reply to FirefightAg • 12:49p, 10/23/15
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Total of 7 inches in a few hrs?
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In reply to 91AggieLawyer • 12:50p, 10/23/15
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I have literally heard the forecast for Patricia effects stretch from nothing to 10" and coastal flooding...
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In reply to gillom • 1:12p, 10/23/15
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I have literally heard the forecast for Patricia effects stretch from nothing to 10" and coastal flooding...
we are looking at 10-15 inches in the san Marcos to san Antonio area from the storm cell that's hitting plus Patricia over the weekend
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1:22p, 10/23/15
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I am skeptical. This thing will go RGV and then Houston.

austin will get the dry side
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1:31p, 10/23/15
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6.5" in Murphy.
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In reply to The Fall Guy • 1:37p, 10/23/15
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I am skeptical. This thing will go RGV and then Houston.

austin will get the dry side
every weather service is saying and predicting otherwise
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1:40p, 10/23/15
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1.0 inch and still coming down in New Braunfels. Curious to see what we get as a total.
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2:11p, 10/23/15
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That is what I am hearing. Straight to Houston.

This thing has not even hit land yet
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2:13p, 10/23/15
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Weather is not a science. It is speculation.

UT was going to postpone their game tomorrow but decided not too.

F1 racing is still on.

We shall see if God brings wrath or kittens.
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In reply to [removed post] • 2:13p, 10/23/15
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I am skeptical. This thing will go RGV and then Houston.

austin will get the dry side
every weather service is saying and predicting otherwise


The ensembles almost all have it right up Houston's backside...

http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/east-pacific/2015/hurricane-Patricia?map=ensmodel
Austin should get plenty of rain - the mid/upper level moisture from Patricia will feed into the state but the storm itself will not make it across Mexico as a tropical system - the mountains will tear the low level circulation apart. Even if it starts to spin up a coastal low off the TX coast we'll still see plenty of rain through Sunday across central TX.
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2:29p, 10/23/15
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Austin is in desperate need of an enema
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In reply to The Fall Guy • 2:52p, 10/23/15
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I am skeptical. This thing will go RGV and then Houston.

austin will get the dry side
After the mountains tear this storm to pieces I don't know if it will have a "wet side" or "dry side" anymore. I think it'll be a solid wet mass of storms around a remnant low. We've been piling plenty of gulf moisture into Texas for about 4 days now with that strong south wind. The system will have plenty to play with!
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3:06p, 10/23/15
4" and counting since 9 am in Waco today. Just hope my place 20 miles south is getting some of this. I35 is getting shut down in multiple places between West and Temple.
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In reply to Aggie_3 • 3:09p, 10/23/15
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I have literally heard the forecast for Patricia effects stretch from nothing to 10" and coastal flooding...
we are looking at 10-15 inches in the san Marcos to san Antonio area from the storm cell that's hitting plus Patricia over the weekend

KXAN or KVUE, don't remember which one, was showing 24 inch projections in Waco. They said it wasn't likely to happen, but there were some models showing up to that. They also said the 24 inch Waco target could move a few miles in any direction.
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3:14p, 10/23/15
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I agree w Kenneth, by the time it gets to Tx the circulation will be a much smaller factor than the resultin large Low press.
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3:22p, 10/23/15
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I'm beginning to think that San Antonio and westward isn't going to get anything. Yesterday they were predicting 10 inches.
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In reply to 1939 • 3:29p, 10/23/15
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I'm beginning to think that San Antonio and westward isn't going to get anything. Yesterday they were predicting 10 inches.
I think if you go back to May in this very thread, people in the Austin area were predicting the same thing. The next day, homes in the area were washed away.
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4:56p, 10/23/15
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