San Antonio Weather Thread (Spring, Burnet: home, moving, property)

[AnthonySA]

Even though some can argue that we don't see much weather here in San Antonio, I think that it would be a great idea for prospective residents and tourists of our wonderful city to have a thread dedicated to our weather. That is, from day to day anyone can post their input as to what weather we're experiencing with a HUMAN perspective (something you can't get from browsing National Weather Service databases).

That means, yes, the discussions should include the weather that we're facing, but the human impacts. Whether it rained mud, or a storm affected your route to work or property.

One thing I've noticed since moving here is that we're home to many stagnant weather patterns, and newcomers come with a false sense of what our normal weather is like. We can be one of the rainiest places in the US, or one of the driest.

Please let me know if I'm being too much of a "weather nerd"


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I'll start off this thread by saying that it's cool and dreary tonight. The advertised thunderstorms look like they'll miss us... I only see a lone cell up near Burnet.

Lows in the mid 50s tonight, but tomorrow is looking much better... back to the spring weather we know and love

[spursfan]

I like the cloudy, humid spring weather we are experiencing now...but we need some rain!!

[AnthonySA]

I agree... if we don't have a significant pattern change, we'll be in for one rough summer. Luckily we're going to have scattered storms for the next few days (unfortunately nothing widespread/significant), which should at least delay the effects of drought.

[Deep Forest]

Very good idea. Now if you can keep it on weather related items is the true test.

[AnthonySA]

Hey... in this thread I'm guaranteed to remain on topic because my Custom Username has the word "Weather" in it.

[Deep Forest]

Originally Posted by AnthonySA

Hey... in this thread I'm guaranteed to remain on topic because my Custom Username has the word "Weather" in it.

Not you....the rest of the herd.....

[sapphire]

Mooooooo. Anthony, do you think tomorrow's weather will be good enough for a trip to Sea World? By good enough, I mean no rain. Temp doesn't matter so much.

[rd2007]

it's always a good day to go to Sea World and my having a daughter that is employed there has nothing to do with that statement...

[The Man in SATX]

I am wondering if we are going to get anymore red raid? That really sucked...

[ryneone]

Originally Posted by sapphire

Mooooooo. Anthony, do you think tomorrow's weather will be good enough for a trip to Sea World? By good enough, I mean no rain. Temp doesn't matter so much.

I know you asked Anthony but i read teh NWS forcast discussion put out this morning and this is what it said.

SUNDAY-
ON WATER VAPOR IMAGERY, THE SOUTHERN STREAM TROF IS MOVING EAST AT
20 KTS...WITH HIGHER LATITUDE LOWS STREAMS ACROSS THE PACIFIC.
THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN STREAM TROFS ARE EXPECTED TO PHASE AGAIN
SUNDAY OVER THE ROCKIES. A STRONG SPRING STORM SYSTEM OVER THE
CENTRAL ROCKIES WILL MOVE THROUGH KANSAS. THIS WILL GREATLY INCREASE
THE LOW LEVEL JET OVER THE RIO GRANDE PLAINS AND SET UP A ROUND OF
DRIZZLE/LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS SUNDAY NIGHT AS 1.4" PRECIPITABLE WATER
WILL BE IN PLACE OVER SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS.

So the day will be fine the evening and night will be soupy.