Part of Pearl River County with almost 20" of rain last night

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Causing extensive flash flooding that led to some high water rescues with water in streets and homes. Their drought has been busted.

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[patdog]

Damn! Wish a couple of those inches have fallen at my house. Would be more than I’ve had in 2 months.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Damn! Wish a couple of those inches have fallen at my house. Would be more than I’ve had in 2 months.

Got another good rain chance coming up Tuesday night into Wednesday. This is hopefully the beginning of a pattern change into the winter El Niño.

 

[was21]

That rain was in the north part of the county around Poplarville and west toward Bogalusa LA.

 

[Wesson Bulldog]

We received none in Weaaon area. I think Hazlehurst may have had a shower. Going on 60 days without rain here.

 

[patdog]

Got another good rain chance coming up Tuesday night into Wednesday. This is hopefully the beginning of a pattern change into the winter El Niño.

They keep saying it’s going to be a cold wet winter. And I do think it will be. But after the last 2 months it just seems hard to believe. We’ve had so many false hopes for some rain that disappears before it ever gets here

 

[PearlRiverCoDawg]

That rain was in the north part of the county around Poplarville and west toward Bogalusa LA.

I heard it was really bad around fords creek

 

[The Cooterpoot]

Damn! Wish a couple of those inches have fallen at my house. Would be more than I’ve had in 2 months.

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

Damn! Wish a couple of those inches have fallen at my house. Would be more than I’ve had in 2 months.

We got over two inches here which is great…if they had forecasted it that way. We’ve got equipment parked all in the fields because it wasn’t supposed to rain

 

[Villagedawg]

I can’t seem to get 1/10 inch

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

They keep saying it’s going to be a cold wet winter. And I do think it will be. But after the last 2 months it just seems hard to believe. We’ve had so many false hopes for some rain that disappears before it ever gets here

El Niño typically favors a warm wet winter, but we've got something interesting going on. We're in the process of a SSW or sudden stratospheric warming. The earliest on record. What that does is allow for shots of arctic air to spill southward. Right now that could start between Thanksgiving and Christmas. What will have to be watched is we have a pattern that should favor frequent storm systems moving across the region, and if any of them happen to coincide with one of those shots of arctic air coming down. If they do...

 

[patdog]

El Niño typically favors a warm wet winter, but we've got something interesting going on. We're in the process of a SSW or sudden stratospheric warming. The earliest on record. What that does is allow for shots of arctic air to spill southward. Right now that could start between Thanksgiving and Christmas. What will have to be watched is we have a pattern that should favor frequent storm systems moving across the region, and if any of them happen to coincide with one of those shots of arctic air coming down. If they do...

Arctic air spilling down is quickly becoming more and more the norm. For reasons that would Upset a lot of people if I posted them.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

El Niño typically favors a warm wet winter, but we've got something interesting going on. We're in the process of a SSW or sudden stratospheric warming. The earliest on record. What that does is allow for shots of arctic air to spill southward. Right now that could start between Thanksgiving and Christmas. What will have to be watched is we have a pattern that should favor frequent storm systems moving across the region, and if any of them happen to coincide with one of those shots of arctic air coming down. If they do...

Looking wet this winter here in Central Texas. You might get a little more stormy than we do.

 

[maroontide06]

We got absolutely nothing from it. Zach Fradella called it a 1000 year flood event.