It is raining heavily in College Station and starting to rain in Austin. No such luck for Texas Tech though.
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GAAAh! I can hear the thunder here in NE Harris county, TX, but no rain again. What a tease. I’m right in between the two reddish-colored areas up in the north of Harris. It shows green over me, but alas, it’s just false echos…
I used to live near Spring/Tomball and it looks like it is pouring there.
Yep. They’ve done pretty well for themselves rain-wise this summer. Relatively speaking, of course.