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The GFS did a good job predicting the recent storms and rainfall rated thru Florida.
rancher1953 said:
Watched Harold Taft this morning he is also forecasting lots of rain and thinks this may break the drought in the hill country. Those of you buying hay after this heavy rain, be careful of purchasing moldy hay. A lot will be sitting in water soaked fields especially in the gulf coast area. Horse owners be aware smell the hay to make sure there is no mold.
Harold Taft? Is that a joke, or a tribute, or the guy's actual name?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Taft
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
We just got a random hour long power outage in Richmond area...nice and sunny today
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gougler08 said:
We just got a random hour long power outage in Richmond area...nice and sunny today
Out right now in the LC. Wind has picked up, but nothing that should be causing this.
Oh snap! It's back!
Weather bird flying now
The center of whatever is out there in the BoC is supposed to come ashore way south of the border. Supposedly it's still going to bring rain all over Texas though. Guess we'll see.
Herzog just said they're already looking at a potential second storm forming in the gulf late this week.
I'm not a weather nerd at all. But it does look pretty damn big.
atmtws said:
Herzog just said they're already looking at a potential second storm forming in the gulf late this week.
I think SCW mentioned that over the weekend but didn't provide any details.
If any year we can get out of this central Texas drought maybe this year is the year
GFS 18z seems to be further shifting rain south of Houston.
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After all the early fuss.
Womp womp womp
Womp womp womp
Good! Go fill up the Frio
ttha_aggie_09 said:
Good! Go fill up the Frio
No objections here.
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After all the early fuss.
Womp womp womp
First time watching tropical forecasts?
This is kinda how they go. Pretty unpredictable events.
the hype is predictable however
the updated forecast is pretty ideal ... keep the ground wet and temp down during the solstice.
this is much better for trees!
this is much better for trees!
Basically need this thing to camp out over the Guadalupe River basin above Canyon Lake. That thing is hurting bad. It's down lower than during the 2011-2012 drought.
80s and nice breezeevestor1 said:
the updated forecast is pretty ideal ... keep the ground wet and temp down during the solstice.
this is much better for trees!
It's like we are getting bonus spring days at this point, unlike last year when August started in June.
Serotonin said:80s and nice breezeevestor1 said:
the updated forecast is pretty ideal ... keep the ground wet and temp down during the solstice.
this is much better for trees!
It's like we are getting bonus spring days at this point, unlike last year when August started inJune.May
Friend posted a video on social media of the entrance to Surfside from Blue Water Highway being closed due to high tide.
Kinda surprising this early on.
Kinda surprising this early on.
Hope it's not a ****storm.
The last few times Ive been in Sea Isle/ west Galveston I've been shocked at the amount of coastal flooding. Used to be there all the time when I was younger and don't remember that at all. There was a day where you couldn't even drive to the west end marina
Shore erosion and subsidence are a bltch
Same thing with Carancahua Bay opening into Matagorda. Stunning how much land loss and hardly recognizable from 30 years ago.
Here we go
I have seen the photos of Sea Isle today, anyone familiar with the Pirates Beach area and it's history with flooding? Heading down there this week and curious how it handles rain/coastal tides
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Pirates will be just fine.
It won't flood for this, but the tide will be up so there will be less beach. Of course it will be raining too.johncAG said:
I have seen the photos of Sea Isle today, anyone familiar with the Pirates Beach area and it's history with flooding? Heading down there this week and curious how it handles rain/coastal tides
Saw this earlier from the sandbar
Yall doing any prep work or putting yard stuff away?
The prospect of some light manual labor this afternoon has been raised, and I need to reassure myself that it's unnecessary.
The prospect of some light manual labor this afternoon has been raised, and I need to reassure myself that it's unnecessary.
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I must say that the weather folks have really crapped the bed on this one. As a fellow man of science, I usually defend them. Hard to do this time. Started out as 4-5 days of mostly rain. Now we are down to maybe 36 hours of rain. They have had a rough run of things lately and this is just keeping with it.
It's not about them being right anymore. It's about being first and doing it with the most flair. Then they can go back and play revisionist history and pretend like they knew along. The cycle repeats.Milwaukees Best Light said:
I must say that the weather folks have really crapped the bed on this one. As a fellow man of science, I usually defend them. Hard to do this time. Started out as 4-5 days of mostly rain. Now we are down to maybe 36 hours of rain. They have had a rough run of things lately and this is just keeping with it.
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