STORM2K

 https://twitter.com/nwsfortworth/status/1636834794091982857

Some of those people NW of the SA metroplex are probably going to wake up to flakes falling and freezing temps. SA temps may drop enough to allow maybe some mixing possibly

 https://twitter.com/nwssanantonio/status/1637069825762811904

 https://twitter.com/nwshouston/status/1637084101051031557

Well, I guess that this is Round #3


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South Texas Storms wrote:

wxman57 wrote:I heard the storms move through around 2am-3am here in Houston. Too cold to go out and check the rain gauge, but it looks like around 1.5" of rainfall. That will help wash off some of the oak pollen.

Soon, severe weather season will end and we have the nice warm days of summer. Such a pretty map with lots of orange colors.

http://wxman57.com/images/summer.jpg

Such a nice day to get outside and go on a long bike ride. Houston won't be reaching the 60s until Tuesday afternoon. Nice spring weather!

Yes, great weather. I'm waiting for the heavier freezing cold rain to start before I head out. This kind of weather is useless. Stuck inside all weekend.

A few sleet pellets down here in W League City in NW Galveston County this morning.

Texas Snowman wrote:https://twitter.com/nwssanantonio/status/1637069825762811904?s=46&t=-5lM_vdlE9nb5DLG3wNfmg

That's awesome!

30-Day SOI is about to fall into the Negatives for the first time since March 2021

Any one live way down in the Big Bend area? Winter Storm Warnings for the Santiago Mountains.

Overall had some minor hail damage to the car and house from the latest storm Thursday, insurance. This is the third time since 2010. I could go about never seeing another supercell in my life again.

Ntxw wrote:Overall had some minor hail damage to the car and house from the latest storm Thursday, insurance. This is the third time since 2010. I could go about never seeing another supercell in my life again.

That sadly appears to be unlikely.

bubba hotep wrote:Any one live way down in the Big Bend area? Winter Storm Warnings for the Santiago Mountains.

 https://twitter.com/anthonyfranzewx/status/1637149967641870336

 https://twitter.com/nwsmidland/status/1637158379503362048

Iceresistance wrote:30-Day SOI is about to fall into the Negatives for the first time since March 2021

If you were able to exclude those few days in March of 2021 where the SOI was temporarily negative, this 3 year SOI Consistently Positive stretch would be the longest positive stretch in SOI history dating all the way back to 1899 when they first began analyzing this index. Like I said before, hopefully this falling trend of the SOI will be an indicator that our region will see overall better rainfall accumulations over the forthcoming months and through the remainder of this year into 2024.

And hopefully this multi year La Niña & positive SOI stretch is an indication that this Cool Phase or Negative PDO has peaked and we starting trending towards a Warm Positive PDO Phase over the next decade.

Heading down near 20 degrees here tonight but next week is looking active... Thursday seems to a stormy day now

wxman57 wrote:

South Texas Storms wrote:

wxman57 wrote:I heard the storms move through around 2am-3am here in Houston. Too cold to go out and check the rain gauge, but it looks like around 1.5" of rainfall. That will help wash off some of the oak pollen.

Soon, severe weather season will end and we have the nice warm days of summer. Such a pretty map with lots of orange colors.

http://wxman57.com/images/summer.jpg

Such a nice day to get outside and go on a long bike ride. Houston won't be reaching the 60s until Tuesday afternoon. Nice spring weather!

Yes, great weather. I'm waiting for the heavier freezing cold rain to start before I head out. This kind of weather is useless. Stuck inside all weekend.

I was out at the rodeo yesterday and it wasn’t even cold out there. I had on a long-sleeve shirt with a long-sleeve button up over that and my back was sweating during the afternoon when the sun was out. Left my jacket in the truck. Didn’t even need it.

Ntxw wrote:Overall had some minor hail damage to the car and house from the latest storm Thursday, insurance. This is the third time since 2010. I could go about never seeing another supercell in my life again.

I’ve only had hail here at my house maybe 3 times my entire life and the biggest was probably quarter size. We rarely ever get any severe storms in my location.

Been running weather the last few days. That humid 80 degree poop is for the freaks.

A beautiful morning here in the Red River Valley! Looks like 28 is the low here in Denison. Maybe it’s the last freeze until next winter.