Texas Spring 2023
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
All of the severe weather stayed west/north of me, which is fine. I ended up with 0.88". I think it was mentioned but a tornado (looked pretty weak) touched down in Tyler, TX. I'm headed to Washington D.C. today for the weekend and it looks like the severe weather threat will follow me there tomorrow.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
How often is there a Thunderstorm Watch for Far Southern Texas and Brownsville?
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
First half of April was much slower than would have anticipated but slowly coming around. Many south of I-20 is running above normal for April. North of I-20 (and into Oklahoma) is a little below but that will gradually decrease with the growing El Nino and seasonal variability shifting northwards of natural QPF.
With the El Nino it's bound to get really rainy at some point, for the next week we get a really nice cool spell.
With the El Nino it's bound to get really rainy at some point, for the next week we get a really nice cool spell.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Ntxw wrote:First half of April was much slower than would have anticipated but slowly coming around. Many south of I-20 is running above normal for April. North of I-20 (and into Oklahoma) is a little below but that will gradually decrease with the growing El Nino and seasonal variability shifting northwards of natural QPF.
With the El Nino it's bound to get really rainy at some point, for the next week we get a really nice cool spell.
https://i.imgur.com/03Oh4uX.png
Yeah it's been a very dry month here. Airport didn't even measure yesterday even after the tornadoes to the southwest
And of course the drought rages just NW of here
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Tuesday could be an interesting day for the Austin/SA region for some nasty weather. EWX mentions all severe weather possibilities including tornadoes. They do say the forecast may change so we will see but definitely an active week ahead.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Feels like winter here again... 55 degrees with low clouds and a chilly wind at times
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Nice April cool down on the way. If I recall correctly, last April was torch city.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
gpsnowman wrote:Nice April cool down on the way. If I recall correctly, last April was torch city.
And too many cap busts
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gpsnowman wrote:Nice April cool down on the way. If I recall correctly, last April was torch city.
Last April was very dry, hot, and began a streak of ++SOI that set stage for the months that followed. Complete opposite this year.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Ntxw wrote:gpsnowman wrote:Nice April cool down on the way. If I recall correctly, last April was torch city.
Last April was very dry, hot, and began a streak of ++SOI that set stage for the months that followed. Complete opposite this year.
Yeah last summer was horrible. Has to be better this year
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Severe Thunderstorm Watch coming for San Antonio metro
https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1649960811287412736
https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1649960811287412736
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txtwister78 wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Watch coming for San Antonio metro
https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1649960811287412736?s=20
Let's see how far east the storms get with that sharp instability axis near IH-35. Think areas farther west that missed out on the storms a few days ago have a better shot tonight.
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South Texas Storms wrote:txtwister78 wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Watch coming for San Antonio metro
https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1649960811287412736?s=20
Let's see how far east the storms get with that sharp instability axis near IH-35. Think areas farther west that missed out on the storms a few days ago have a better shot tonight.
Agreed. Models seem to have a good handle on that trend west as well. Storms up north that are crossing into more of that stable air along and just east of 35 are weakening a bit. Meanwhile storm up around Fredericksburg looks mean.
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txtwister78 wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:txtwister78 wrote:Severe Thunderstorm Watch coming for San Antonio metro
https://twitter.com/NWSSPC/status/1649960811287412736?s=20
Let's see how far east the storms get with that sharp instability axis near IH-35. Think areas farther west that missed out on the storms a few days ago have a better shot tonight.
Agreed. Models seem to have a good handle on that trend west as well. Storms up north that are crossing into more of that stable air along and just east of 35 are weakening a bit. Meanwhile storm up around Fredericksburg looks mean.
That storm is making a run for San Antonio
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
San Antonio got 2 inches of rain in the past 72 hours.
The Force Field is breaking!
The Force Field is breaking!
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
Wow, cats and dogs right now in CCTX. Super heavy rainfall, it is absolutely a different set up, the GOM usually settles these storms down. Today I'm getting a free pressure house wash.
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Re: Texas Spring 2023
lrak wrote:Wow, cats and dogs right now in CCTX. Super heavy rainfall, it is absolutely a different set up, the GOM usually settles these storms down. Today I'm getting a free pressure house wash.
There was a drought in Coastal Texas, I think those kinds of storms took care of that one.
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