All of SE Texas is under a threat for severe weather for this we

I was just reading about Lake Houston being lowered in advance of the severe weather.

BobRehak :
our area, dark green="marginal risk". better to be safe than sorry, but I have seen a 'possibility' of 2 inches, total, over an entire day.

So my drive to The Woodlands on Saturday afternoon should get cancelled?

I'll believe it when I see it. We've been forecasted for rain many times, and barely get any. If you plan for rain, you'll never get anything done.

SummerSneeze : It could be pretty dicey.

BobRehak :
Thanks for the alert. Feast or famine; drought or flood.

Kittle :
Never in between.

StormChaser SummerSneeze :
This will be pretty much our first weather test since Centerpoint's clean up after Beryl.
We'll see ?

billcherie2 : get a generator

asasolid2r : Damn right. Best investment ever.

SummerSneeze : Looking at some of the models, the wave of storms that will come thru Saturday afternoon could be more severe than Saturdays AM storms. I'm still watching the models but some show a chance of rotation within some of these stronger storms. I'm not saying we're going to have tornadoes but its something I'm definitely watching.

SummerSneeze : Saturday afternoon and evening - Those don't sound like big numbers but they are.

StormChaser :
Ok, so my trip to the Woodlands will have to get rescheduled. I don't want to chance it. Thank you for the update.