starsfan65 wrote:Where is this system in the Gulf going?
Most likely either the upper TX coast or SW Louisiana at least as of right now.
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starsfan65 wrote:Where is this system in the Gulf going?
Cpv17 wrote:starsfan65 wrote:Where is this system in the Gulf going?
Most likely either the upper TX coast or SW Louisiana at least as of right now.
starsfan65 wrote:Where is this system in the Gulf going?
Ntxw wrote:Also if 93L moves in east of us, subsidence will likely lower late week rainfall chances outside of the Sabine River watershed. But the front will still come with cooler air but less if any rain.
Cpv17 wrote:The 00Z ECMWF has a Galveston landfall and then goes up right through Galveston Bay and has a direct hit on the eastern parts of Houston. It appears to me that the ridge is slightly stronger pushing it further west in this run.
South Texas Storms wrote:Cpv17 wrote:The 00Z ECMWF has a Galveston landfall and then goes up right through Galveston Bay and has a direct hit on the eastern parts of Houston. It appears to me that the ridge is slightly stronger pushing it further west in this run.
Yep, if the Euro is right, even you might get in on the action!
Unfortunately IH-35 will likely not see any beneficial rainfall from this system.
Houston could get slammed though. Wish I could send it west!
Ntxw wrote:There is still a shot the gulf system could meander west. I agree with STS a Galveston Bay area final landfall seems likely even though it is just off the LA coast now. As the upper trough dragging it north moves away, it should crawl west. Without a hard steering pattern how for west it goes determines who gets rains. A little west of Galveston with NW motion preferred (as a weak entity of course). With front nearby that kind of setup should it occur may produce serious flooding
Portastorm wrote:Ntxw wrote:There is still a shot the gulf system could meander west. I agree with STS a Galveston Bay area final landfall seems likely even though it is just off the LA coast now. As the upper trough dragging it north moves away, it should crawl west. Without a hard steering pattern how for west it goes determines who gets rains. A little west of Galveston with NW motion preferred (as a weak entity of course). With front nearby that kind of setup should it occur may produce serious flooding
Our friend aggiecutter looks to get a good soaking from PTC 3. Same with our SE Texas friends.
As for the rest of us, we'll probably have to wait until this weekend and the frontal boundary. Heh, crazy that we're talking about a frontal boundary coming well into the state in late June isn't it?!
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