What's your weather currently?

[ozarkman417]

Smoke from wildfires out west entered my skies a day ago. Low 90s for the next couple days, then back down to the mid 80s.

[allniter89]

Had a low temp of 59° this morning at my place, not a record but damn pleasant
I was cutting the grass at 7a.m. By 9am it was 85°, high 92°.
71° at 1130pm, late night thunderstorms developing.
Local weatherman noted 5 possible tropical systems in the Gulf & Atlantic, a couple are only "Invest" & still close to Africa. As noted by Corey Samson upthread there is a system in the far west Gulf that might head for Houston.

[Roadgeekteen]

High of 82 and partly cloudy

[J N Winkler]

Here in Wichita, summer has yet to release its grip.  We've had a few evenings when the air felt almost cool after sunset, but the forecast still calls for highs in the upper nineties this week.

[CoreySamson]

Fairly typical partly cloudy late summer day here in Houston today. Highs in the high 80s. Currently under a tropical storm warning from TS Nicholas. Supposed to rain for the next 5 days, potentially picking up a foot of rain or more.

[Roadgeekteen]

70s and cloudy

[snowc]

Here in Wichita, summer has yet to release its grip.  We've had a few evenings when the air felt almost cool after sunset, but the forecast still calls for highs in the upper nineties this week.

Here in Harnett County, its yet to be fall! We have temps in the 90s this week along with a few showers and storms. Not much, but humidity is REALLY kicking in.
But GFS is saying by the end of the month, we should be FINALLY returning to sub-90s for the month of October, which is my birthday month!! 

[CoreySamson]

Wet and windy from TS Nicholas all day today. The high never got out of the 70s. Wind is gusting to around 40 mph as we speak, and hurricane-force gusts are not out of the question for tonight. So far we've picked up 2 inches of rain; an additional 5 to 8 are coming tonight. Tonight will have the strongest tropical winds coastal Houston has seen since Ike in 2008, and the strongest I've personally witnessed since Gustav of that same year.

[Roadgeekteen]

High in the 70s and partly cloudy

[snowc]

Wet and windy from TS Nicholas all day today. The high never got out of the 70s. Wind is gusting to around 40 mph as we speak, and hurricane-force gusts are not out of the question for tonight. So far we've picked up 2 inches of rain; an additional 5 to 8 are coming tonight. Tonight will have the strongest tropical winds coastal Houston has seen since Ike in 2008, and the strongest I've personally witnessed since Gustav of that same year.

I wonder if Oncor or Reliant have any outages near your home

[CoreySamson]

Wet and windy from TS Nicholas all day today. The high never got out of the 70s. Wind is gusting to around 40 mph as we speak, and hurricane-force gusts are not out of the question for tonight. So far we've picked up 2 inches of rain; an additional 5 to 8 are coming tonight. Tonight will have the strongest tropical winds coastal Houston has seen since Ike in 2008, and the strongest I've personally witnessed since Gustav of that same year.

I wonder if Oncor or Reliant have any outages near your home

Several friends and people in my neighborhood are without power, but it's still on here. I guess I'll post this here as well:

The northern eyewall of Nicholas went directly over my town at about 1am this morning. I woke up around that time and wondered why it was so quiet. All is fine here, but several friends have downed trees and there is minor wind damage around town. I estimate the winds gusted to about 65 or 70 mph at my house last night. A rain gauge in my neighborhood recorded about 9 inches of rain, but luckily no flooding in the area except for a couple streets in Houston and the surge along the coast. Safe to say this could have been much, much worse for the Houston metro but I'm worried about the rain it will dump on Louisiana, especially Lake Charles.

[bassoon1986]

Wet and windy from TS Nicholas all day today. The high never got out of the 70s. Wind is gusting to around 40 mph as we speak, and hurricane-force gusts are not out of the question for tonight. So far we've picked up 2 inches of rain; an additional 5 to 8 are coming tonight. Tonight will have the strongest tropical winds coastal Houston has seen since Ike in 2008, and the strongest I've personally witnessed since Gustav of that same year.

I wonder if Oncor or Reliant have any outages near your home

Several friends and people in my neighborhood are without power, but it's still on here. I guess I'll post this here as well:

The northern eyewall of Nicholas went directly over my town at about 1am this morning. I woke up around that time and wondered why it was so quiet. All is fine here, but several friends have downed trees and there is minor wind damage around town. I estimate the winds gusted to about 65 or 70 mph at my house last night. A rain gauge in my neighborhood recorded about 9 inches of rain, but luckily no flooding in the area except for a couple streets in Houston and the surge along the coast. Safe to say this could have been much, much worse for the Houston metro but I'm worried about the rain it will dump on Louisiana, especially Lake Charles.

Agreed. Coastal Louisiana is the last place that needs additional rain or tropical weather right now. Lake Charles had Laura (4) last year, followed by Delta (2) which was a lot of rain and flooding. The extended ice storm in February, a random rain storm in May that flooded much of Lake Charles again. And now potentially Nicholas.

I live in central Louisiana and we are looking at 6-8 inches with pockets of places having 10-15.


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[ozarkman417]

Cold front with storms coming in tonight. After the front passes, mid 80s and sunny for the next three days.

[Roadgeekteen]

High of 82 and cloudy

[jakeroot]

Classic Pacific Northwest morning. Rainy, 50s, now cloudy. Next week or so, highs should hover in the 60s (low 60s north Sound, upper 60s south Sound).

[snowc]

Classic Pacific Northwest morning. Rainy, 50s, now cloudy. Next week or so, highs should hover in the 60s (low 60s north Sound, upper 60s south Sound).

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s
EDIT: aaaand my weatherbug app just screamed at me and said this message
EDIT 2: It is POURING outside!
uhoh by Bryce Monaghan, on Flickr

[hotdogPi]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

[snowc]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

The weather folks said its gonna storm, but WRAL said its gonna rain. 

[jakeroot]

Classic Pacific Northwest morning. Rainy, 50s, now cloudy. Next week or so, highs should hover in the 60s (low 60s north Sound, upper 60s south Sound).

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

Lovely! However, I don't think your weather has anything to do with my weather

[Scott5114]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

Eh, not necessarily...in Oklahoma, especially in the spring, it's not unusual to have a high of 90 and then have something trigger convection that uses all of that heat as an energy source for a big storm.

[snowc]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

Eh, not necessarily...in Oklahoma, especially in the spring, it's not unusual to have a high of 90 and then have something trigger convection that uses all of that heat as an energy source for a big storm.

But when is the BIG chill comin in? 

[Scott5114]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

Eh, not necessarily...in Oklahoma, especially in the spring, it's not unusual to have a high of 90 and then have something trigger convection that uses all of that heat as an energy source for a big storm.

But when is the BIG chill comin in? 

Week of the state fair. Big cold front, with rain too. Never fails.

[snowc]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

Eh, not necessarily...in Oklahoma, especially in the spring, it's not unusual to have a high of 90 and then have something trigger convection that uses all of that heat as an energy source for a big storm.

But when is the BIG chill comin in? 

Week of the state fair. Big cold front, with rain too. Never fails.

When is the state fair?

[jakeroot]

But when is the BIG chill comin in? 

Week of the state fair. Big cold front, with rain too. Never fails.

When is the state fair?

When isn't the state fair!? The state is always having a fair, especially during that time of the year that the state has great weather.

[Scott5114]

It has now begun raining. Tstorms possible today with highs in 90s

It's going to be one or the other. Rain cools things down.

Eh, not necessarily...in Oklahoma, especially in the spring, it's not unusual to have a high of 90 and then have something trigger convection that uses all of that heat as an energy source for a big storm.

But when is the BIG chill comin in? 

Week of the state fair. Big cold front, with rain too. Never fails.

When is the state fair?

Doesn't matter when they put the state fair–the weather is always the same.

This year it starts tomorrow and runs through the 26th. The cold front is forecast for Wednesday the 22nd (highs dipping from 91 on Monday to 78 on Wednesday). Currently only a 20% chance on rain, starting on Tuesday, but there's a week to go for the forecast to change (and three more days after Wednesday for the fair to get rained out).