C/S TX Weather: Seasonal with some rains
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Shoshana wrote:Austin Humane Society has lost all their a/c thru Tues because a transformer blew and burned out the motors.
They are adopting out the animals today and tomorrow w no fee.
This is the shelter on 183 just west of I35
If we didn't have Peanut we'd go get a pup.
That's has to be horrible- poor animals and workers! I will pass this on to my Austin friends!- Its 107 right now in Waco- Miserable!
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Re: C/S TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
I read something yesterday that just blew my mind ... there was a wildfire which popped up along Mopac near Windsor Road. The cause of the fire, according to the Austin Fire Dept., was "spontaneous combustion." Can you believe that?! It was literally so hot, the fire started by itself. Amazing. 

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Re: C/S TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
Portastorm wrote:I read something yesterday that just blew my mind ... there was a wildfire which popped up along Mopac near Windsor Road. The cause of the fire, according to the Austin Fire Dept., was "spontaneous combustion." Can you believe that?! It was literally so hot, the fire started by itself. Amazing.
I saw that - they say it was started by spontaneous combustion of a compost pile! Up in Dallas I remember seeing spontaneous fires in those big hay rolls you see out in fields but those were hay rolls that were damp when rolled.
Did anyone ever say what started that fire of I35 just south of Toll45? The one that burned the field and the warehouses?
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Re: C/S TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
I don't know if I should be worried or not ... yesterday we hit 112. Today, we're running three degrees warmer at 10 a.m. than yesterday. Does that mean 115?! 

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Mabry 104 at noon. 101 Bergstrom I'm hopin for that Labor Day break!!! It's almost 108 at the house. Our temps this weekend have been close to the official temp....
Mabry 108 at 2pm. 104 Bergstrom 112 at our house
Austin:
(Mabry) Mon Day 74 100+ (New All Time Record)
Day 4 in a row 100+
Day 22 105+
Day 3 in a row 105
27 in a row 100+ current record 2011!
(Bergstrom) Mon Day 61 100+ (New All Time Record)
Mabry 108 at 2pm. 104 Bergstrom 112 at our house
Austin:
(Mabry) Mon Day 74 100+ (New All Time Record)
Day 4 in a row 100+
Day 22 105+
Day 3 in a row 105
27 in a row 100+ current record 2011!
(Bergstrom) Mon Day 61 100+ (New All Time Record)
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12zECMWF run is really interesting.....it shows a tropical cyclone developing south of Houston and than moving SW paralleling the Texas coast from Brazoria County all the way to the mouth of the Rio Grande. Also of note its the speed of this possible cyclone which it would take about 3 days to make its journey thru the Texas coast...Interesting days ahead!! 

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Rgv20 wrote:12zECMWF run is really interesting.....it shows a tropical cyclone developing south of Houston and than moving SW paralleling the Texas coast from Brazoria County all the way to the mouth of the Rio Grande. Also of note its the speed of this possible cyclone which it would take about 3 days to make its journey thru the Texas coast...Interesting days ahead!!
Which means depending on the size of the system, it could give coastal areas and points inland a good drink of water for the entire Texas coast. Or it could act as giant vacum cleaner and suck all the moisture out the area and slam right south of the Rio Grande and leave much of us dry or with very little rain. I hope for the first scenerio, but I am starting to feel like Charlie Brown (Portastorm) and Lucy with the football thing in the winter and this current drought and seeing maps seven days out that only leave us disappointed. Rather see an open wave slam the area rather than a closed low of any kind right now.
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cctxhurricanewatcher wrote:Rgv20 wrote:12zECMWF run is really interesting.....it shows a tropical cyclone developing south of Houston and than moving SW paralleling the Texas coast from Brazoria County all the way to the mouth of the Rio Grande. Also of note its the speed of this possible cyclone which it would take about 3 days to make its journey thru the Texas coast...Interesting days ahead!!
Which means depending on the size of the system, it could give coastal areas and points inland a good drink of water for the entire Texas coast. Or it could act as giant vacum cleaner and suck all the moisture out the area and slam right south of the Rio Grande and leave much of us dry or with very little rain. I hope for the first scenerio, but I am starting to feel like Charlie Brown (Portastorm) and Lucy with the football thing in the winter and this current drought and seeing maps seven days out that only leave us disappointed. Rather see an open wave slam the area rather than a closed low of any kind right now.
I feel the same way cctxhurricanewatcher. I'm really starting to fear all the rain staying offshore with this potential system.
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Yeah, the models haven't been as generous as days past regarding rain, but a very good cold front will be coming through the state Labor day weekend. Lets hope this front can squeeze as much moisture out ahead of it as possible for everybody at least. As far as temperatures, looks like a pretty sure bet significant relief is on the way, helping some of our outrageous electric bills!
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Re: C/S TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
I actually really don't want a cold front. That will push the tropical system farther away from us giving us little rain. Come back later cold front! I want rain!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: C/S TX Weather: Frying Pan Summer
South Texas Storms wrote:I actually really don't want a cold front. That will push the tropical system farther away from us giving us little rain. Come back later cold front! I want rain!!!!!!!!!!!
How about a cold front which stalls across Texas ... and then absorbs the possible tropical system? The best (and maybe the worst!) of both worlds!!

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(Mabry) Tues Day 75 100+ (New All Time Record)
Day 23 105+
27 in a row 100+ current record 2011!
(Bergstrom) Tues Day 62 100+ (New All Time Record)
Re The Austin Humane Society: All the dogs and a bunch of the cats were adopted!
Day 23 105+
27 in a row 100+ current record 2011!
(Bergstrom) Tues Day 62 100+ (New All Time Record)
Re The Austin Humane Society: All the dogs and a bunch of the cats were adopted!
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