Cpv17 wrote:CPC now has a 4 day stretch for potentially heavy rainfall across much of the state.
I will miss out on this. Bummer. I'll be in Michigan all next week. But I can check it remotely from my outdoor camera.
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Cpv17 wrote:CPC now has a 4 day stretch for potentially heavy rainfall across much of the state.
TheProfessor wrote:Wow, the 12z EPS is all kinds of bad for DFW. Would definitely suck to miss out.
starsfan65 wrote:TheProfessor wrote:Wow, the 12z EPS is all kinds of bad for DFW. Would definitely suck to miss out.
How are we going to miss out of the rain?
i hope we get some rain from this!!TheProfessor wrote:starsfan65 wrote:TheProfessor wrote:Wow, the 12z EPS is all kinds of bad for DFW. Would definitely suck to miss out.
How are we going to miss out of the rain?
So what I think is happening in some of these model runs is that the ridge stays stronger over north Texas and keeps the rain to our south, east, and west and we miss out on most of the rain. If we want to maximize our rain totals we need the ridge at just the right place.
starsfan65 wrote:i hope we get some rain from this!!TheProfessor wrote:starsfan65 wrote:How are we going to miss out of the rain?
So what I think is happening in some of these model runs is that the ridge stays stronger over north Texas and keeps the rain to our south, east, and west and we miss out on most of the rain. If we want to maximize our rain totals we need the ridge at just the right place.
TheProfessor wrote:We could all use the rain. There aren't many places in Texas that aren't at least abnormally dry and CPC expects those areas to go into drought as well.
Brent wrote:TheProfessor wrote:We could all use the rain. There aren't many places in Texas that aren't at least abnormally dry and CPC expects those areas to go into drought as well.
DFW Is even in a moderate drought after all the rain we had in the winter... funny how things change so fast around here
Ntxw wrote:Brent wrote:TheProfessor wrote:We could all use the rain. There aren't many places in Texas that aren't at least abnormally dry and CPC expects those areas to go into drought as well.
DFW Is even in a moderate drought after all the rain we had in the winter... funny how things change so fast around here
Crazy given we are slightly above average for the year so far. Vegetation is also green. Sounds like a climatological drought since April and May were below normal rainfall and being two wetter months of the year. Feast or famine around here.
Be crazy if a tropical downpour dropped 2-3" quickly at DFW this week and we rise right back up.
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