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We're already saturated from a wet spring. Keep it to yourselves. You need it more than us.
You don't know what a wet spring even looks like. Try setting the record for the wettest year on record before July.
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We're already saturated from a wet spring. Keep it to yourselves. You need it more than us.
You don't know what a wet spring even looks like. Try setting the record for the wettest year on record before July.
We're not coming off a 50 year drought. I suggest you invest in bottles and keep it down there.
quote:So you head is facing the east?
Whelp. Looks like I won't be seeing Boland tonight. Getting pounded from the west.
quote:Thought that was already tried??? I received letters asking me to sell my "water rights" on our property for just that purpose for San Antonio. Some outfit calling themselves a "water alliance"????quote:quote:quote:
We're already saturated from a wet spring. Keep it to yourselves. You need it more than us.
You don't know what a wet spring even looks like. Try setting the record for the wettest year on record before July.
We're not coming off a 50 year drought. I suggest you invest in bottles and keep it down there.
Dude, I wish. If only Texags could get ahold of a oil pipeline no longer needed or that doesn't pass safety requirements that could get this water to California. We'd own that commie state harder than we do Colorado.
quote:Doss ... Equis?
Actually yes.
quote:Only advise is I have seen with this system that radar does not seem to accurately indicate the strength of tropical storm rain. Where a typical radar signature for heavy rain is red with thunderstorms, this storm has produced extremely heavy rain during green radar scans. There must be a disconnect in what radar is measuring versus the amount of rain these bands are producing.
Whats the latest? I'm about to drive from baton rouge to brenham. Any thoughts on how wet the ride will be? Will probably be in Houston in 4 or 5 hours. Partly cloudy with no rain here in Louisiana right now.
quote:I'm no radar expert, but I think it has to do with the thickness of the storm. These systems are so broad that it dulls the radars look into the storm to see the true intensity.quote:Only advise is I have seen with this system that radar does not seem to accurately indicate the strength of tropical storm rain. Where a typical radar signature for heavy rain is red with thunderstorms, this storm has produced extremely heavy rain during green radar scans. There must be a disconnect in what radar is measuring versus the amount of rain these bands are producing.
Whats the latest? I'm about to drive from baton rouge to brenham. Any thoughts on how wet the ride will be? Will probably be in Houston in 4 or 5 hours. Partly cloudy with no rain here in Louisiana right now.
quote:The radar images produced are based on particle size. A tropical heavy rain is full of many smaller rain drops. An afternoon thunderstorm with the "reds" often produce much bigger drops an can be further enhanced by hail as well.quote:I'm no radar expert, but I think it has to do with the thickness of the storm. These systems are so broad that it dulls the radars look into the storm to see the true intensity.quote:Only advise is I have seen with this system that radar does not seem to accurately indicate the strength of tropical storm rain. Where a typical radar signature for heavy rain is red with thunderstorms, this storm has produced extremely heavy rain during green radar scans. There must be a disconnect in what radar is measuring versus the amount of rain these bands are producing.
Whats the latest? I'm about to drive from baton rouge to brenham. Any thoughts on how wet the ride will be? Will probably be in Houston in 4 or 5 hours. Partly cloudy with no rain here in Louisiana right now.
I think it's much like driving down the highway and looking for hazards ahead. Your sight distance becomes limited in foggy conditions. The thicker the fog, the less you are ahead until eventually you can see no more.
quote:You should've went and saw Boland last night. He put on a good show as usual and the weather was nice and cool after the rain!
Whelp. Looks like I won't be seeing Boland tonight. Getting pounded from the west.
quote:quote:You should've went and saw Boland last night. He put on a good show as usual and the weather was nice and cool after the rain!
Whelp. Looks like I won't be seeing Boland tonight. Getting pounded from the west.
quote:My fiance made the same comment about his gray hair. Every time I've seen the fella he's been skinny but I've heard he fluctuates depending on the other stuff he may or may not be doing at the time...quote:quote:You should've went and saw Boland last night. He put on a good show as usual and the weather was nice and cool after the rain!
Whelp. Looks like I won't be seeing Boland tonight. Getting pounded from the west.
Oh I did. He got skinny hand gray headed.
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Western Hill Country getting a good soaking rain. Need every drop.
quote:Yes sir, that is what I have heard. I know the Ranch Country is about as wet as it ever has been, sans a Hurricane or big TS. Even wetter some claim because it has been going on for 2-3 weeks.
I was just reading up on the Ranch Country. Lots of rain in Mexico leading into Falcon.
