I'm just enjoying the coolness.
Brrrr!!!
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GalvestonDuck
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Brrrr!!!
LOL!!!! Nah, seriously, nothing cold here. But I went outside a few minutes ago after being in for the past couple of hours and noticed a wonderful coolness in the air. There were storms coming this way from Friendswood and the wind picked up, but I guess the first batch of showers stayed north of us. Just checked the radar and I suppose there's still a chance that we might still get a hint of rain.
I'm just enjoying the coolness.
I'm just enjoying the coolness.
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Canebo
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Re: Brrrr!!!
GalvestonDuck wrote:LOL!!!! Nah, seriously, nothing cold here. But I went outside a few minutes ago after being in for the past couple of hours and noticed a wonderful coolness in the air. There were storms coming this way from Friendswood and the wind picked up, but I guess the first batch of showers stayed north of us. Just checked the radar and I suppose there's still a chance that we might still get a hint of rain.
I'm just enjoying the coolness.
It rained here from about 5 thios evening until 6. The storms had lots of lightning and we lost power from 5-8. We needed the rain here, so I hope the next batch move your way.
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That coolness might have been the actual frontal boundary and may have indicated the threat of SVR WX has now moved off to your east ... and/or an outflow boundary from the previous storms tapping into the very cold mid-level layer of cold air ... though, I tend to lean towards the first ...
SF
SF
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GalvestonDuck
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Stormsfury wrote:That coolness might have been the actual frontal boundary and may have indicated the threat of SVR WX has now moved off to your east ... and/or an outflow boundary from the previous storms tapping into the very cold mid-level layer of cold air ... though, I tend to lean towards the first ...
SF
Cool! (Literally
) Thanks for the explanation, Mike!
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