The Gulf still bears watching
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Re: The Gulf still bears watching
The radar loops out of HGX and LCH are fairly impressive this evening off Chambers and Jefferson Counties. Strongest surface wind I could find was way over in SW Louisiana. This is a fairly well defined circulation at least on radar. IF it had more time over water we would probably see at TC out of it.
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Re: The Gulf still bears watching
Biloxi is having a rainy/stormy Labor Day weekend. Convection sitting offshore from Florida to Texas. The gulf is ripe and letting loose a little energy. IMO
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Re: The Gulf still bears watching
I too was glad to get today's rain here in west Biloxi; my yard is still brown and mets in NOLA and MOB are forecasting hot and dry weather to return to my area next week. 
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Re: The Gulf still bears watching
Big_Stevo29 wrote:I too was glad to get today's rain here in west Biloxi; my yard is still brown and mets in NOLA and MOB are forecasting hot and dry weather to return to my area next week.
It poured for like 5 hours straight in hattiesburg
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Stormcenter wrote:So what is going on in the W/GOM today?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/gmex/flash-avn.html
Cold front backing up into the TX coast in a high wind shear environment. Nothing tropical.
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The GOM still has a heavily sheared environment.
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Re: The Gulf still bears watching
People, this season is pretty much over for the mainland US. If I was to bet money I would come out with a lot of money 
Conditions will continue to go downhill for tropical development in our part of the Atlantic Basin. There might be one or two more storms before the end of the season but is going to be out in the middle of no where or way down in the southern Caribbean, IMO.
See you guys next year in this topic
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Conditions will continue to go downhill for tropical development in our part of the Atlantic Basin. There might be one or two more storms before the end of the season but is going to be out in the middle of no where or way down in the southern Caribbean, IMO.
See you guys next year in this topic
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