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Nothing down west of Houston.

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Pretty much the same south of Houston. Got a few drizzles, one good cell that blew over with some wind and an impressive lightening show for a few minutes...and that's about it.

Corpus is getting hit hard, at least from what the current radar is showing. Pleasanton and Poteet are in the path of what looks like a pretty strong cell. But Houston still looks like it's going to get bypassed by most of this.

Seems like last night the radar showed it moving due north and not E-NE as per the usual.

It was rocking last night in The Woodhood. I heard the closest lighting strike I think I've ever heard. It may have hit a large pine tree in our backyard. There is a branch hanging and a bunch of pine cones down, whereas nothing from other trees.

Our internet router is fried, but everything else is working. I had to take my Aiport Extreme that I use for playing music in the backyard and recommission it as my primary router. We are limping along at 54Mbps. The struggle is real over here, but we will persevere.

Small dime sized hail when I leave for work this morning in Magnolia. Rain was coming down hard most of the night as well with good lightning.

I am just south of Tyler and we have had ~4.5" of rain since noon yesterday.

Nasty cloud to ground lightning, wind, hail and heavy rain at 1:30am in New Braunfels. It wasn't a big cell, but man it packed a punch. No trees down, no damage.

Can someone give a rainfall report from the Matagorda area?

3" that came down in about 1.5 hours in Round Rock last night.

Still pouring in Calallen. I can't remember the last time I saw rain like this.

I'm on the south side of Corpus. I had 1.2" in the gauge at 08:00 but the rain had stopped by 08:30. A squall passed through a little while ago to bring the total up to 1.6". All is quiet now but the skies are still pretty dark.

Pouring in Austin. Look like training conditions building along 35.

2 3/4 this morning

6.7" in Longview since yesterday.

I think mayyybe 1/4" at my house in south katy

Just west of Waco, we had 1.5" in an hour yesterday. So far today, a little over an inch with much more coming our way.

Been raining pretty consistent since about 10:00 in College Station, an area where they dug up a good bit of the quad to replace water pipes is currently filling up

needs to just keep on raining and raining

Just a tad under 3" at our house in New Braunfels.

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Just a tad under 3" at our house in New Braunfels.

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Is that just today? Or last night too?

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Just a tad under 3" at our house in New Braunfels.

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Is that just today? Or last night too?

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Must not be married if he's getting twice in a day...



/worn out rainfall thread joke

As long as the lakes are at capacity like last year, I'm happy.

Total from last night and today. Haven't dumped the gauge yet.

It was at 2.25 this morning at 7.

4.86"

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4.86"

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I've had just under 4 inches total at my house. It did rain more in Corpus proper.

some pics of my place in Mangham, LA.

4.75" total now. My backyard has gone from a desert to a swamp in two days.

I ended up with 4.4" on the south side of Corpus.

4 inches on the mark in central Bastrop county.

Monroe, LA looks like it got hit pretty bad. Saw quite a few pictures of their town flooded.

Just observed Lake Travis is only 1.16 feet below full pool. This time a year ago it was 54 feet below full pool. Crazy.