Texas Spring 2025

[South Texas Storms]

Another widespread rainfall event for the region overnight. Our aquifer has climbed over seven feet this week and that number will obviously continue to rise with this latest round of rainfall. As is the case in flash flood alley, too much of a good thing in a short period of time resulted in some high water rescues and cars submerged in flood waters across a few areas this morning.

Overall, talk about making up for some missed opportunities though. Obviously this won't erase the drought but it should put a nice dent into it across the SA metro and surrounding areas. Hopefully that's reflected in the next update.

Best weather week we've had here in years! Much of Bexar county picked up 4-6 inches. Very beneficial!

[Iceresistance]

This is too much, I've already had enough rain


https://s14.gifyu.com/images/bxEmv.png

[wxman22]

Yep, even the "conservative" WPC is showing some hefty totals up here. Looks like another stalled frontal heavy rain setup along the I-44 corridor. And Tropical Storm Alvin in the Pacific will be adding more moisture for the storm systems to work with.

[Cpv17]

This is too much, I've already had enough rain

https://s14.gifyu.com/images/bxEmv.png
https://s14.gifyu.com/images/bxEmv.png

Mother Nature doesn’t care Ice

[Cpv17]

I’ve picked up 5.9” since Monday afternoon. I’ve had more rain in the past 5 days than I’ve had in the past 3 months. That’s how it works down here. Crazy weather.

[captainbarbossa19]

11.26 inches at our farm here in Southeast Texas for the monthly total. It's been a wet May for sure.

[Cpv17]

Yep, even the "conservative" WPC is showing some hefty totals up here. Looks like another stalled frontal heavy rain setup along the I-44 corridor. And Tropical Storm Alvin in the Pacific will be adding more moisture for the storm systems to work with.

https://i.ibb.co/Y709p0xK/wffpc-qpf-168h-p-us-sc.png

Geez, the 18z GFS is a washout for you up there.

[wxman22]

Yep, even the "conservative" WPC is showing some hefty totals up here. Looks like another stalled frontal heavy rain setup along the I-44 corridor. And Tropical Storm Alvin in the Pacific will be adding more moisture for the storm systems to work with.

https://i.ibb.co/Y709p0xK/wffpc-qpf-168h-p-us-sc.png

Geez, the 18z GFS is a washout for you up there.

Yep it shows multiple MCS's moving through next week with over 8 inches of rain. It looks similar to the setup we had in April.

[Brent]

Im seeing a lot of severe weather hype up here and while I wouldn't be surprised(June does have most of the worst storms in history here) I bet it's more of a flooding threat again. Really that's been the story of the spring

22 inches since March here we only had 2 inches before that!

[Cpv17]

Im seeing a lot of severe weather hype up here and while I wouldn't be surprised(June does have most of the worst storms in history here) I bet it's more of a flooding threat again. Really that's been the story of the spring

22 inches since March here we only had 2 inches before that!

Sounds like what happened to me this week lol

[Brent]

Im seeing a lot of severe weather hype up here and while I wouldn't be surprised(June does have most of the worst storms in history here) I bet it's more of a flooding threat again. Really that's been the story of the spring

22 inches since March here we only had 2 inches before that!

Sounds like what happened to me this week lol

Its quite amazing to me that during spring break we were the closest we've probably ever been to wildfires here and yet... We flipped totally away from that to the other extreme

I mean the smoke was stifling a couple times back then

[HockeyTx82]

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/researc ... tmosphere/

First I have heard of this. Seems like it does pretty good. I wonder what the final move is.

https://news.microsoft.com/source/featu ... recasting/

[wxman22]

Yikes! (WPC rainfall totals) The Red River may have flooding issues again...

[Texas Snowman]

Meteorological summer begins on June 1.

And with that, we’ll migrate over to the Texas Summer 2025 thread.

https://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=124716