Looks like the current line of circulation is heading towards Willowbrook area
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Seems like the models had this a bit too far south as it was expected for south of 59 to get jacked up right?
Agz_2003 said:
Looks like the current line of circulation is heading towards Willowbrook area
Raining like a MFer in Champion Forest……
gougler08 said:
Seems like the models had this a bit too far south as it was expected for south of 59 to get jacked up right?
Only certainty in Houston forecasts is that it will be delivered in a red dress.
Herzog is dicking around playing with the computer too much
In Sealy now. Close to 6+ inches so far
AustinCountyAg said:
In Sealy now. Close to 6+ inches so far
May be off base but I think the timing is pretty much in line with what was forecasted. It hasn't really pushed into the major metro area yet and way supposed to be offshore by evening. So if anything it's a little more severe in the NW area than what was estimated.gougler08 said:
Seems like the models had this a bit too far south as it was expected for south of 59 to get jacked up right?
2 inches rain/hour all over NW Harris County.
There is a cell moving up 59/69 corridor that is about to blow up Rich/Rose/Sugar Land
I haven't seen it rain this hard for this long without slowing at all since Harvey
South winds crazy in Pasadena right now. Bout to explode
AustinCountyAg said:
In Sealy now. Close to 6+ inches so far
"I wish" [/my wife…probably]
Jack Klompus said:
There is a cell moving up 59/69 corridor that is about to blow up Rich/Rose/Sugar Land
Yeah. This one is nasty. I think the southern area is about to get rocked.
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juggs mcgee is sexting instead of contributing on ch2jetch17 said:
Herzog is dicking around playing with the computer too much
jna97 said:Agz_2003 said:
Looks like the current line of circulation is heading towards Willowbrook area
Raining like a MFer in Champion Forest……
Same for us near Grant & Louetta. County rain gauge around the corner shows ~2-1/2 in the last 2 hours. And it ain't stopping yet, only seems to have gotten worse.
There's something oddly terrifying hearing the sound of an actual freight train rolling by on a day like this where tornados are possible.
About to get absolutely slammed here in Sugar Land.
About to get absolutely slammed here in Sugar Land.
Gusting to 53mph here in Sienna but rain has been light so far. We'll see if we catch the cell coming through Needville or if it slides north. Starting to see some stuff pop south of us in Bay City.
West side is sporty. Met a customer for lunch at Grand Parkway and I-10.Cromagnum said:Jack Klompus said:
There is a cell moving up 59/69 corridor that is about to blow up Rich/Rose/Sugar Land
Yeah. This one is nasty. I think the southern area is about to get rocked.
His shop is in Old Katy area and they had what he calls a little twister blow through and turn over some carports they use to cover equipment around 1pm.
Tornado warning for Sienna
cena05 said:
Tornado warning for Sienna
Yep and we're on the golf course with the train across the fairway. Always makes it more nerve racking (though we haven't seen any trains in several hours…just a piece of maintenance equipment that looked like it had a crane on the front). At least it's daytime. Was middle of night when we got hit by the tornado during Harvey.
Significant tornado debris signature with low CC values SSW of Thompsons #txwx pic.twitter.com/pXUgIlU3rm
— Alan Gerard 🇺🇦 (@Wxmanms1) January 24, 2023
TDS? pic.twitter.com/OvAwvwBgLS
— Matt Lanza (@mattlanza) January 24, 2023
rcb said:
Yep and we're on the golf course with the train across the fairway. Always makes it more nerve racking (though we haven't seen any trains in several hours…just a piece of maintenance equipment that looked like it had a crane on the front). At least it's daytime. Was middle of night when we got hit by the tornado during Harvey.
doesn't seem like the best day for a round of golf
Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Pearland TX, League City TX and Friendswood TX until 2:30 PM CST pic.twitter.com/CWBOC6xJ0D
— NWS Houston (@NWSHouston) January 24, 2023
Hope the course honors tornado checks12f Mane said:rcb said:
Yep and we're on the golf course with the train across the fairway. Always makes it more nerve racking (though we haven't seen any trains in several hours…just a piece of maintenance equipment that looked like it had a crane on the front). At least it's daytime. Was middle of night when we got hit by the tornado during Harvey.
doesn't seem like the best day for a round of golf
Yeah it got western in my hood near Richmond a bit ago…just in time to pick up the kids from preschool of course
Memorial West of Galleria getting slammed. 1 inch in 30 minutes
just had a torrential rain for about 30 minutes. Water up to the curb, with white caps from the wind. Never seen that before.
What do you boys want for breakfast BBQ ?.....OK Chili.
Downtown getting wild. Watching it from 30th floor. Insane rain and zero visibility.
Love that the tornado warning alert advised us to get in a basement.
I think he is saying he lives on the course over near the sports complex. We live over there too. The Harvey tornado was about 200 yards from us.12f Mane said:rcb said:
Yep and we're on the golf course with the train across the fairway. Always makes it more nerve racking (though we haven't seen any trains in several hours…just a piece of maintenance equipment that looked like it had a crane on the front). At least it's daytime. Was middle of night when we got hit by the tornado during Harvey.
doesn't seem like the best day for a round of golf
15th floor at Greenway plaza was wild for a bit, calm now. Looks like 5 miles south was pretty bad with straight line winds and that possible tornado signature
Large tornado
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Large tornado
Office in Stafford just got pounded. Everything is under water. High water emergency vehicles are out. Lots of stranded cars.
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