@TrojanFBx How bout he makes a 12 team playoff first. He pulls a Lane Kiffin and completely destroys OU, yet Venables gets to the playoffs before he does.
@WarClandestine Funny how there’s tons of pictures, videos, phone logs, aircraft logs, witness testimony of these two hanging out and socializing yet… “wasn’t me I barely knew him”
@WallStreetApes Think it’s bad now, add fucking tariffs and take most of your trades away by scaring them or deport them and watch prices go up another 20%.
@GraceGym_ Skeptical. There’s a video out there where a woman “doctor” is saying the exact same thing…word for word , this guy is saying. Betting it’s clickbait.
TEXAS FLOODS-Here’s a radar loop from the main event. From Thursday afternoon, July 3rd, through Sunday evening, July 6th.
A leftover “plume” of tropical moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Barry surged north into the state, in combination with elevated moisture from the eastern Pacific from Hurricane Flossie. A shortwave trough emerged from the northwest along with some upper spin from the Gulf, and aided the formation of an MCV over central Texas.
Starting late Wednesday, a funnel of this tropical moisture began feeding into the Hill Country, and along with the approaching shortwave, fueled the development of the MCV or (mesoscale convective vortex). This “spin” or the MCV, continued to produce widespread tropical downpours and thunderstorms overnight into Friday morning, July 4th. A burst of low-level air and moisture transport, what’s called the LLJ (Low-level jet) also continued to funnel moisture in to this MCV and continued storms overnight. This was where the bulk of the flooding occurred, and filled downstream rivers and tributaries.
Each subsequent day brought bursts of convectively-driven showers and storms that would further exacerbate the flooding situation, on top of what already fell. This continues today, with more showers and storms forming as we speak.
@NorthJerseySky You’re an idiot. It’s the leftovers of Barry stuck between 2 high pressure points. How bout you stick to Jersey and leave the weather to people that know what’s going on. They issued flood watches 12 hrs prior and warning 3 hrs before the event
@KylieJaneKremer It’s completely natural seeing this was the leftovers of tropical storm Barry that hit Mexico 4 days earlier. Watches were issued 12 hrs in advance and warnings 3 hrs in advance. The tin foil nuts are saying it was planned. This happens about every 5 yrs down there due to topo
You tin foil idioms should banned off here. This is remnants of a tropical storm that hit Mexico a few days ago. It’s stuck between pressure systems, that’s what guides them. Take up a hobby, or go for a walk you clearly don’t know how all weather systems work around the world