[texanyankee]

Living in the Hill Country....

We need Beryl to make landfall just south of Corpus and then head north, staying just west of SA & Austin.

We need rain in the worst way. I’m praying.

[alancarp]

Oh, and note my post #32... the part about ‘dawn Monday morning’? The NHC itself is now thinking ‘1PM Monday’ for landfall.

She’s slowing down more than they’d thought before.

[who knows what evil?]

Amen.

[Jane Long]

I’m praying that, as well (from SE TX) ... the Hill Country lakes are at record lows, as you know.

[MD Expat in PA]

We need rain in the worst way. I’m praying.

Be careful what you wish for. If you are in a drought situation, and the ground is very dry and hard, torrential rain is more likely to just run off and cause flash flooding.

https://www.wusf.org/weather/2022-08-11/how-the-risk-for-flash-flooding-increases-after-a-drought

What you want is a slow steady “soft” rain that slowly soaks into the ground over the course of several days, something you aren’t likely to get from a TS.