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srainhoutx wrote:103 @ 3PM CDT IAH with HI of 105 breaking another 1980 record for the day.
Records fall again on Friday with IAH once again reaching 104 tying the all-time June monthly record set a few days earlier.
Powerful upper level high remains in control of the weather...although the radar this morning shows a few more scattered showers along the coast where a bit of deeper moisture has pooled. Already up to the mid to upper 80's at 800am so highs once again in the low 100's look good. May see highs creep up a degree or two on Sunday into the mid 100's as the 700mb and 850mb levels warm slightly.
Upper ridge should shift far enough westward and weaken slightly Monday -Wednesday to allow a weak boundary and pooling moisture over the area. Progs show PWS increasing to near 1.7 inches, cooling 850mb temps. and weakening subsidence all pointing to at least a chance of rainfall. Will brush the entire period with 30%, although may need to go higher on Tuesday with a surface boundary across the region. May finally see some decent coverage and wetting rains...although still not expecting everyone to get wet. There after the upper ridge builds back into the area for the July 4th weekend with temps. returning to the upper 90's and low 100's.
93L:
Area of disturbed weather continues over the western Caribbean Sea this morning. Shower and thunderstorm activity has become slightly more disorganized over the past 12 hours as the system has drifted toward the NW. Global models continue to be less impressed with this feature with only really the HWRF hurricane model showing any real development. With no surface low in place and convection only moderate development if any will be slow. Expect the system to drift NW and then N into the south-central Gulf of Mexico early next week. As the ridge over TX weakens and shifts westward and downstream trough will deepen over the eastern Gulf coast allowing this feature to turn toward the NE and move towards Florida.
with a small glimmer of hope for Tuesday then more heat. I think I've travelled back in time to 1980! 
vbhoutex wrote:More heat
southerngale wrote:vbhoutex wrote:More heat
Did you have to bring the rest of us with you?
vbhoutex wrote:
More heat
. Thought we would make it four days in a row of 100+ but the clouds said no. I swear it looked as if it wanted to rain for a few hours around mid-day but of course nothing and we were sunny again by late afternoon. The showers/storms have been very isolated but St Mary parish seems to keep getting hit as well as the Baton Rouge area that has seen 2"-5" of rain in spots in the past two days based on radar. When will it be MY day to get rain?! You know the drought is getting bad when I had to let the hose run on some evergreen shrubs today that were turning yellow. Can't remember ever having to water the shrubs so they don't die but by next week it will be a month without rain. GFS shows hope for some better chances early next week and then a major pattern change by late in the week but I feel like we were saying the same thing a week ago now so who knows. PLEASE RAIN!!!!!!! Yankeegirl wrote:Well as we were driving us home from Old MacDonalds Farm, we went through a down pour!! Of course it was very quick and we didnt get any at the house, but none the less I saw something I have not seen since April..... RAIN!!!
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