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Post-mortem: I hope people in ATX and immediate realize how freaking lucky we've been.  The severe prediction map was spot on!  The storms started blowing up just west of Austin, giving most of us

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I'm struggling to reboot my meteorology expertise after 5 years of focusing on election law, virology, economics, international relations and military tactics.

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Hey mother fucker I wish every year was 2005.  

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There is some slight relief possible next week.  Some models are indicating that a weak front will stall out over Texas and bring us some rain.  Some models are also seeing that front eventually die in the GOM and turn into a TS.  We'll see.

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4 minutes ago, Hate said:

There is some slight relief possible next week.  Some models are indicating that a weak front will stall out over Texas and bring us some rain.  Some models are also seeing that front eventually die in the GOM and turn into a TS.  We'll see.

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An inch of rain right now might evaporate within 6 hours.  We need 3-5 days of that in a row.  

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4 minutes ago, Hate said:

There is some slight relief possible next week.  Some models are indicating that a weak front will stall out over Texas and bring us some rain.  Some models are also seeing that front eventually die in the GOM and turn into a TS.  We'll see.

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Don't do this to yourself.

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8 hours ago, Hate said:

There is some slight relief possible next week.  Some models are indicating that a weak front will stall out over Texas and bring us some rain.  Some models are also seeing that front eventually die in the GOM and turn into a TS.  We'll see.

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31 minutes ago, Dewey said:

Tired of watering my yard three times a day, be nice to have some rain. 

I water mine 2x/week and just keep the grass a little higher to hold in moisture at the root level a little better.  Yard still looks good even if it is a bit dry.   

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2 hours ago, bschoolprof said:

Also, I am just now realizing I can't pick my county out on a map.

You're not alone.  As a part of my mid-life crisis and going back for a degree that I was more interested in, I've been taking a bunch of geography and Western Civ/history classes, and in one of the geography classes, it came up, and a shitload of the students couldn't pick their county out if their lives depended on.

They probably didn't bother memorizing all 254 counties in high school.

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