Black Hole

A couple of drier days coming up before the faucets turn back on. Definitely looking pretty wet the next two weeks.

Probably one more surge of showers and storms near daybreak and through the morning hours before we dry out. A few cams have some more action in the evening or overnight. Either way, should get a little more. It looks very hot next week still with heat indices perhaps 105-110F.

1.42" for me yesterday, and over 7" in one spot not too far away! Then some surprise tornadoes near the OK/AR border. Interesting day. The high was just 75F at my place with a low of 71F.

Definitely looking wet the next 2 days. I suspect I will get somewhere in the 1-3" range for total rainfall, depending on exactly how it lines up. Next week is looking brutal for a few days with high heat and humidity, but cooler and wetter weather will return.

Still looking pretty wet this weekend here. Next week will be hot though with 90s and dew points in the upper 70s.

Definitely looking wet here Thursday into early next week at times. Also interesting to see this growing mid range signal for a trough mid June.

Ended up storming more this morning with around another inch for me, and potentially up to 3" in some areas not too far away.

I had some storms this morning and another round this evening, so 0.89" on the day. Could be a little more tomorrow, but more likely Thurs-Sat or so.

El nino's lean wetter than normal, but particularly later in the season with the monsoon and extra tropical season being enhanced.

20.53" on the year here. It didn't rain/snow hardly at all Jan-Feb but we turned around in March and have been doing well since.

Plenty of rain chances to close out the month and heading into June. No real obvious dry out yet. Temperatures will be close to seasonal normals or even a bit above at times but no extreme heat coming.

A few showers forming to my west this morning, Looks like a few more chances for showers and storms the next few days. It's been mostly small amounts, but it all adds up and helps. I'm at 5.56" for May.

Weird little setup yesterday and today. There has been a tight MCV that moved up from Texas and right over Tulsa. It spawned a tornado yesterday in SE oklahoma with basically no lightning. Talking it over we think the best explanation is that we have a high humidity tropical airmass with a localized area of high shear and low cape. Kind of landfalling hurricane like. Today that MCV went right over the city. It got dark and foggy and breezy as it moved through. Probably some additional showers this afternoon.

I should get some decent rains with a few thunderstorms the next 2 days. At least some chance of storms might linger through next Monday or so. Not a lot of severe weather potential still.

It doesn't seem like this coming one will stick around long, but it could come back too of course.