Texas

[Matejka]

Outside coop, deader than dead

 

[Tookie]

Its gotten cooler here!

 

[Matejka]

A/c off. Windows open

 

[Matejka]

Awesome morning! My thoughts are with Florida this morning. Get and stay safe

 

[007Sean]

Yep, haven't seen it this cool in the morning (59°F) for quite some time!

 

[Matejka]

Local meteorologist
WE NEED RAIN!
Between April and July, Bryan-College Station only managed to collect 5.42″ of rain at Easterwood Airport. Compared to the 30-year average, that total fell short by just over 8″. July only produced 0.01″ through a month that each afternoon found thermometers above the triple-digit mark. Then the rain returned August 8th. 7.08″ of rain fell over a 30-day period.
Since August 7th, measurable rain disappeared from the Brazos Valley’s skies once again. September will end over half an inch shy of the expected rainfall for the month. Green yards, fields, and vegetation have once again taken a hit, with much of the Brazos Valley’s vegetation turning yellow and dormant -- yet again -- ahead of the season’s first frost and freeze.
Both the Climate Prediction Center’s 6 to 10-day and 8 to 14-day outlooks call for below-average rainfall over much of Texas and the Brazos Valley. An inkling of a passing, weak front to provide a chance of rain dangles just outside of the 10-day extended outlook.

 

[Auntiejessi3]

Local meteorologist
WE NEED RAIN!
Between April and July, Bryan-College Station only managed to collect 5.42″ of rain at Easterwood Airport. Compared to the 30-year average, that total fell short by just over 8″. July only produced 0.01″ through a month that each afternoon found thermometers above the triple-digit mark. Then the rain returned August 8th. 7.08″ of rain fell over a 30-day period.
Since August 7th, measurable rain disappeared from the Brazos Valley’s skies once again. September will end over half an inch shy of the expected rainfall for the month. Green yards, fields, and vegetation have once again taken a hit, with much of the Brazos Valley’s vegetation turning yellow and dormant -- yet again -- ahead of the season’s first frost and freeze.
Both the Climate Prediction Center’s 6 to 10-day and 8 to 14-day outlooks call for below-average rainfall over much of Texas and the Brazos Valley. An inkling of a passing, weak front to provide a chance of rain dangles just outside of the 10-day extended outlook.

I agree, but be careful what you wish for, it may just turn into a turd floater

 

[electrycmonk]

I agree, but be careful what you wish for, it may just turn into a turd floater

Yup…. Florida has its “turd floater” as we type this……

 

[007Sean]

Yup…. Florida has its “turd floater” as we type this……

Yeah but that's a "turd floater" from another mother!

 

[KreetchaKeepa]

It's nearly 10am and I'm not sweating. Totally loving this cooler weather!