Texas Fall 2019

[Haris]

Severe drought across most of Austin. Extreme showing up in Williamson Co. not good !

[weatherdude1108]

Severe drought across most of Austin. Extreme showing up in Williamson Co. not good !

The rain essentially shut off when July hit, along with consistent week after week of upper 90s to 100+ temperatures, still going on. It was inevitable. Hoping the upper level low does something next week. Even so, the rain chances went from 30% to 10% on KXAN next week. Of course they did. We're in Austin.

No such thing as regular pop-up showers anymore like when we were kids. Now we have weeks and months of oven heat without any rain, year after year, which is the norm now it seems. I'm ready to move at this point.

At least the nighttime is a tad "cooler" lately at mid-70s, versus 79-80. Sun rays losing steam as we head into Fall. Maybe that'll condense out more moisture for systems. One can only hope. Dang Atlantic!lol

[utpmg]

Drought must have dried up the government's servers. I can't get weather.gov to return me any local forecasts:
"An error occurred while processing your request.
Reference #102.c0de8ac.1568318004.11ec807c"

[CaptinCrunch]

It's called climate change....

Because most weather data is based off 30 yr averages means we are going back to 1989 thru 2019, about half of the top 10 in just about every weather category, hottest, driest, wettest, (can't use coldest we live in Texas) whether it's month, season, or year have been 1990 or better.

Imagine what the next 30 yrs will hold.....

[Brent]

I see signs of hope but I'm concerned the Atlantic could screw us since it appears 95L could do something similar to Dorian up the coast if the Euro is correct

[Yukon Cornelius]

I see signs of hope but I'm concerned the Atlantic could screw us since it appears 95L could do something similar to Dorian up the coast if the Euro is correct

That’s what it looks like now, just following the East coast of Florida.

[Brent]

I see signs of hope but I'm concerned the Atlantic could screw us since it appears 95L could do something similar to Dorian up the coast if the Euro is correct

That’s what it looks like now, just following the East coast of Florida.

If it stays weak probably not a big deal but if it blows up offshore like the Euro yikes

[Cpv17]

I see signs of hope but I'm concerned the Atlantic could screw us since it appears 95L could do something similar to Dorian up the coast if the Euro is correct

That’s what it looks like now, just following the East coast of Florida.

If it stays weak probably not a big deal but if it blows up offshore like the Euro yikes

Sucks. Such depressing weather for us. I was really hoping this would come our way.

[Brent]

That’s what it looks like now, just following the East coast of Florida.

If it stays weak probably not a big deal but if it blows up offshore like the Euro yikes

Sucks. Such depressing weather for us. I was really hoping this would come our way.

at least we never had a shot... initially it was headed for MS/AL/GA and now they will be in subsidence again if it does blow up

[Yukon Cornelius]

Currently 68 and rainy. So far I’ve picked up 1.76”. We’ve really needed this.

Finished out this morning with 1.93”

[weatherdude1108]

Currently 68 and rainy. So far I’ve picked up 1.76”. We’ve really needed this.

Finished out this morning with 1.93”

That's a nice change of scenery! You have the weather of my dreams I wish for right now.

Could you, ahem...,send some of that down here, please sir?

[weatherdude1108]

Maaaaaaaayyyyyybe we're getting somewhere(?). Above normal to normal precip the next three to four weeks (at this time), with the exception of north Texas that is below normal precip in weeks three to four.

[captainbarbossa19]

It's called climate change....

Because most weather data is based off 30 yr averages means we are going back to 1989 thru 2019, about half of the top 10 in just about every weather category, hottest, driest, wettest, (can't use coldest we live in Texas) whether it's month, season, or year have been 1990 or better.

Imagine what the next 30 yrs will hold.....

Possibly the reverse for all we know. I have little trust in climate models. Our much shorter-term models cannot even accurately project the weather a week in advance. Until they can do that accurately, I will not place much confidence in any model (especially long-term).

[Yukon Cornelius]

Currently 68 and rainy. So far I’ve picked up 1.76”. We’ve really needed this.

Finished out this morning with 1.93”

That's a nice change of scenery! You have the weather of my dreams I wish for right now.

Could you, ahem...,send some of that down here, please sir?

We got super lucky with this. It just kind of stalled out over the top of us and rained steadily for hours. Unfortunately it looks like mid to upper 90s returns tomorrow.

[Ntxw]

Keep watch in the EPAC about 7-10 days from now. Still hints of a west coast trough pulling up moisture especially if there is a hurricane off the west Mexican coast near the Equinox.

As far as cold air, no favorable signal with a poor Pacific set up so far set to continue.

[South Texas Storms]

The low pressure system in the central Gulf looks increasingly likely to bring heavy rainfall to much of south TX next week. 0z Euro looks good!

[Cpv17]

The low pressure system in the central Gulf looks increasingly likely to bring heavy rainfall to much of south TX next week. 0z Euro looks good!

Has me in Wharton County getting hammered with about 7”! Bring it on!! Picked up 4.6” this week btw

[BrokenGlass]

Worst.
September.
EVER.


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[bubba hotep]

Hopefully, Texas can get some rain out the Gulf disturbance b/c the Euro EPS says, "Fall, What is the Fall Thread you speak of?"

[SoupBone]

Yeah I get that we need rain, but a system traversing the GoM in mid-September doesn't generate any good feelings.