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How about that cold front we had come in? ing 96 at 1PM.
And it's still trending east as per the models. And stronger, but smaller core
How about that cold front we had come in? ing 96 at 1PM.
We are supposed to get rain today. That will cool things off.
Now it's saying it won't rain until 8pm. argh
Then that'll be 10PM, then midnight, then 2AM, then nothing.
Raining in Austin now
More than a little
Sweet summer rain
The 1604 rain dome holding strong as usual. Not uncommon to see rain in the summer in the hill country but it never crosses 1604.
Looks like Beryl is going to bring us a whopping one day of below average temperature for the time of year.
81 degrees in N Austin at 5:30 PM on July 6th
actually getting rain in SA
Meh worthless coming in at 7PM after the day already got hot as . Just ensures we get some really high humidity to go with the heat tomorrow.
Last edited by baseline bum; 07-06-2024 at 06:57 PM.
Second round of showers in Austin
A deluge
Sweet summer rain
We need the frkn Aquifer to fill at some point. So Rain over ALL the runoff counties and recharge regions would be damn nice for once.
Meh having water will just convince people to keep moving here.
Yeah. Rather have the aquifer go to zero and be like Nevada or California where a hot shower will raise your utility bill through the roof.
Nah, baseline bum wants it the aquifer to go to zero. "Let them drink milk," says the Queen.
Obviously I'm joking, recognizing we're getting hosed by the hurricane giving us nothing.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm.... unlike last July where this thread was bumped everyday, this one hasn't been bumped in awhile.
What did I tell you about 2024 being a cold and wet summer , baseline bum ? I TOLD YOU SO last year
Oh yeah BRRRRRR at that cold ass 99 today
I do find it amazing that having a temperature below average for the date only 5 days out of 17 this month is considered cold though. And getting 2.38 inches of rain in June is wet when the historical average is 2.5 inches in June? 0.43 inches in July 1-16 is wet when the historical average is 1.6 inches of rain in July?
It's cold compared to last year, especially if 2022 and 2023 are the "new norm" then this year and 2021 are cold by comparison.
Also, the long term averages factor in outlier years like 2002 where in June and July there was literally a monsoon trough parked over Bexar County.
Last year it was 105-106 today
Not hottest summer ever is a far cry from cool.
I still remember it being way hotter when I was 25 yrs old headed to LA for a vacation. It was a constant 105-110 for a while before I left for LA and when I got out there it was in the 80's and everyone was melting on the streets of LA except for my bud and I, we were quite fine and the weather out there felt great!
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