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Doesn’t look like I’d get much rain in central Texas. Sucks for me.
They are forecasting lots of rain for Central Texas.
Wanna bet that even if this forecast verifies, next Thursday’s Drought Monitor will reflect continued “extreme” drought in all the areas where the rain and snow are forecasted? The current drought is so beyond the pale that moisture no longer has an effect. The land is parched beyond redemption. Soon, we will all turn to dust, unless you park your car and turn off the lights.