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Ntxw wrote:Brent wrote:DFW only needs 1.87" for 2nd wettest October
and I never even noticed 1963 was the warmest October on record and I've looked at that October climo so much lately.
I'll take a 1963 redux even if it means a warm November. Who doesn't want a foot of snow and single digits?! With 60+ freezes
Brent wrote:DFW only needs 1.87" for 2nd wettest October
and I never even noticed 1963 was the warmest October on record and I've looked at that October climo so much lately.
Brent wrote:Is it just me or are the hi-res models showing a lot more rain tomorrow around DFW than forecast? Interesting trend possibly
Ntxw wrote:Brent wrote:Is it just me or are the hi-res models showing a lot more rain tomorrow around DFW than forecast? Interesting trend possibly
The high rainfall totals are not far away at all. I mean a county or two shift over and it's 3-5". Where stuff sits can make a huge difference.
Brent wrote:Ntxw wrote:Brent wrote:Is it just me or are the hi-res models showing a lot more rain tomorrow around DFW than forecast? Interesting trend possibly
The high rainfall totals are not far away at all. I mean a county or two shift over and it's 3-5". Where stuff sits can make a huge difference.
The HRRR is very wet and this is just at Noon:
Rainfall this morning has averaged 4-6 inches from N of San Antonio to SW of Austin or across much of central and western Hays County and the Blanco River and Comal River watersheds.
The Blanco River at Wimberley, TX has begun a very rapid rise. The Blanco River is expected to rise 11ft in the next hour.
A major flash flood is likely on the Comal River and the Guadalupe River at New Bransfels. The Comal River is expected to rise 23ft in the next few hours…this is a very dangerous flash flood situation.
River Flood Forecasts:
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/wgrfc/
A Tornado outbreak is also ongoing with numerous confirmed tornadoes producing damage between San Antonio and Austin.
Ntxw wrote:Rough morning in central and south Texas. Jet streak above is quite strong. Stay safe guys.
Some HI RES guidance goes supercell mode later today down there.
gboudx wrote:Where was that pic taken?
From jeff:Rainfall this morning has averaged 4-6 inches from N of San Antonio to SW of Austin or across much of central and western Hays County and the Blanco River and Comal River watersheds.
The Blanco River at Wimberley, TX has begun a very rapid rise. The Blanco River is expected to rise 11ft in the next hour.
A major flash flood is likely on the Comal River and the Guadalupe River at New Bransfels. The Comal River is expected to rise 23ft in the next few hours…this is a very dangerous flash flood situation.
River Flood Forecasts:
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/wgrfc/
A Tornado outbreak is also ongoing with numerous confirmed tornadoes producing damage between San Antonio and Austin.
gboudx wrote:Where was that pic taken?
From jeff:Rainfall this morning has averaged 4-6 inches from N of San Antonio to SW of Austin or across much of central and western Hays County and the Blanco River and Comal River watersheds.
The Blanco River at Wimberley, TX has begun a very rapid rise. The Blanco River is expected to rise 11ft in the next hour.
A major flash flood is likely on the Comal River and the Guadalupe River at New Bransfels. The Comal River is expected to rise 23ft in the next few hours…this is a very dangerous flash flood situation.
River Flood Forecasts:
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/wgrfc/
A Tornado outbreak is also ongoing with numerous confirmed tornadoes producing damage between San Antonio and Austin.
TheProfessor wrote:This was said to be a car, looks like it could just be a trailer. If it were to be a car it would take an EF-3 tornado at least to get it up there right?
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