by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 16, 2025 | Blog
Increasing rain chances locally late Thurs-Sat 93L this morning is located near Tallahassee FL which is a good bit further north than expected a day or two ago. This northward adjustment in the position of the surface low over land is preventing any sustained...
by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 15, 2025 | Blog
Tropical development remains possible over the northern Gulf later this week Regardless of development, heavy rains will spread westward along the US Gulf coast 93L is currently located just off the FL space coast this morning between Daytona and Melbourne IR...
by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 13, 2025 | Blog
Low end chance of tropical development in the northern Gulf mid to late week. Heavy rainfall has once again impacted a large part of the TX Hill Country overnight and this morning with rainfall totals of 2-6 inches and isolated amounts of over 10 inches. This has once...
by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 8, 2025 | Blog
Drier weather for central Texas and the Hill Country Wet weather pattern develops over SE TX through much of the week For the first time in a days the radars over central Texas and the Hill Country are showing no showers and thunderstorms this morning. Additionally,...
by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 6, 2025 | Blog
No new flash flooding overnight Weather pattern remains in place today into Monday for additional heavy rainfall and flash flooding Persons should continue to be mindful of the weather conditions while visiting, camping, and vacationing in this area through tomorrow....
by Scott Pitney & Jeff Lindner | Jul 5, 2025 | Blog
Rainfall overnight of 10-15 inches including 10.50 inches at Lago Vista and 16.72 inches at Burnet TX with radar estimates of 20.07 inches in southern Burnet County is resulting in ongoing catastrophic flash flooding in much of Burnet and NW Travis Counties. Normally...