STORM2K

never thought I would open the window in mid June but here we are

I have never seen this product before, it's a blend of the Euro & UK seasonal models forecast for rainfall. It shows above normal rainfall for Texas during August - October.

It needs to rain. Low 90s is torture . Spoiled rotten.

Ntxw wrote:It needs to rain. Low 90s is torture . Spoiled rotten.

Yep. We have been spoiled this spring on into June. The humidity made a huge return today after several very nice days this week. In a week or so we start losing daylight. The first step.

Hating it. I want my severe storms back. Its been extreme rainy across the northern and central portion of the state the last few months. 4-8" above normal. SPOILED !

It will be interesting to see what the 12z GFS and Euro deliver but the 00z Euro and 06z GFS were in pretty good agreement of a rain bomb just NE of DFW over the next week.

Just got back last night from a week long trip in Oregon and Washington state. In the 50s and 60s last Sunday and Monday. They were having a heat wave Tuesday and Wednesday with 80s and 90s in Portland and Seattle. Dropped to 50s and 70s last day we were there of course.lol. Missed out on last Sunday's storm, but saw footage on my RING.

Day 2

Models hinting on a big system esp cmc 8 days out or so

18z 3k NAM with nearly 7" at DFW airport

Some potential for very heavy rainfall indeed. Slow moving, summer events can dump a lot of rain in a small area. Lots of pwats.

Looks like a repeat of last Sunday down here. damaging winds main concern,

Let it rain let it rain

This is rare, esp. once you move into Summer

Very rare PDS Severe Thunderstorm Watch up to our NW

 https://twitter.com/NWSAmarillo/status/1140081965619732480

00z 3k NAM has over 9" in Denton County not too far north of the airport.

The rain we can do. No outflows and high winds like last Sunday please.

Brent wrote:Very rare PDS Severe Thunderstorm Watch up to our NW

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That is rare! Must be a derecho-type event to warrant a PDS Severe T-storm watch.