Clavell, any local forecast updates?
Local area to get pummeled tonight? Slack off during Sunday day?
Local area to get pummeled tonight? Slack off during Sunday day?
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just go back in your hole and stop posting.
For now it's raining pretty much everywhere except for Houston.
A little finger blasted us in Tomball about an hour ago
Galleria is super calm
Where we are ITL very little rainfall since before 9 this morning.
Unless you live in Northwest Houston.
Been pouring for at least the last hour. If this keeps up for 6-8 hours we will have problems.
Been pouring for at least the last hour. If this keeps up for 6-8 hours we will have problems.
Berger says it's gonna get real tonight.
Despite the arrogant boasting from clay that would ensue, I sincerely hope we get out of the Harvey event with minimal rainfall and flooding. So far only 3-7 inches around Houston while other areas have been pounded.
But I think clay's gripe should be with models, not the news.
But I think clay's gripe should be with models, not the news.
Getting finger blasted in Tomball.Very Tolerant Nice Guy said:
A little finger blasted us in Tomball about an hour ago
I'm fairly certain this just passed Barker cypress. Heard roaring winds (we were outside) and we all ran inside quick
Info predicts beyond the bands of rain which are impossible to predict winds starting around midnight should stay below 25 mph until Tuesday. Everything else the same. Imagine if the bands of rain that have been over the golden triangle had trained over us. Luckily that hasn't happened yet. Hoping it stays that way.
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yep, I'm sure that was it. Looks like it was headed towards Fairfieldtamuags08 said:
I'm fairly certain this just passed Barker cypress. Heard roaring winds (we were outside) and we all ran inside quick
really curious how the projected cumulative ITL rain totals have been impacted by our dumb blind blessed luck?
are we projected to make up the "shortfall"?
like tonight being another Memorial Day flood event? put us back on track.
are we projected to make up the "shortfall"?
like tonight being another Memorial Day flood event? put us back on track.
"bands"Clavell said:
Info predicts beyond the bans of rain which are impossible to predict winds starting around midnight should stay below 25 mph until Tuesday. Everything else the same. Imagine if the bans of rain that have been over the golden triangle had trained over us. Luckily that hasn't happened yet. Hoping it stays that way.
Supposedly all of our flooding rains will come overnight. I understand warm core floods with these storms but you have to be near the core for that to happen. I guess we are supposed to get a lot of rain bands?
Yup that must be the one ktrk just reported as confirmed at barker cypress and west. That looks like a significant tornado to my untrained eye as well
Just saw that twister from another angle posted on the Spring Happenings Facebook page.
Hearing it touched down and started towards Hockley them picked backup.
Spotter reports damage in Town Lakes (Baker Cypress/West Rd) extending NW to Bridgeland (Fry Rd/Tuckerton)
pretty nasty looking band making its way east towards houston now. probably going to carry some tornado threats.
Getting slammed again here in North Spring.
Well that was unexpected.
We are chilling in the half bath until 5 when the current warning expires.
def...chigger creek was was blown outcle96 said:
In Friendswood about 2.5 hours into a period of no rain.
Drain baby drain (esp Chigger Creek)
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Only 1.20" in Sugar Land (New Territory) since 6am this morning, had 6" between 12-5am.
Definitely a good break for draining leveed neighborhoods and small creeks. I just don't see the brazos jumping 40' in less than 2 days. We'll see I guess.
Definitely a good break for draining leveed neighborhoods and small creeks. I just don't see the brazos jumping 40' in less than 2 days. We'll see I guess.
Models are models, rarely correct other than a general area of landfall. The news outlets grab hold of every opportunity to create viewers by presenting possibilities as virtual realities. It creates hysteria where little is needed. People wanting everything that happens to be OMG record setting just exacerbate the issue with getting a rational idea of what might happen during a storm like this.
Cousin is saying lots of rotation in back of Fairfield.
And I saw the tropical cyclone warning has been extended past midnight now. Was to end at 930
Getting hammered in JV with rain and gusts