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HouTXmetro wrote:OT, can someone explain why the maps divide Texas into 3 and California into 2? Have we seceded or something? lol
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Active N TX convection making good headway into SE TX this morning.
Weakening MCS located along and line from near Brenham to S of Huntsville moving S at 10mph. Cloud tops are warming on IR images so the MCS is in its weakening phase and will likely fall apart as it approaches a line from Cypress to Conroe. Ahead of the complex warm air advection pattern is resulting in scattered showers developing mainly NE of a line from Brenham to Downtown Houston to Galveston. Expect resultant outflow boundary from N counties convection coupled with increasing low level flow and heating to continue to fire scattered convection through the mid afternoon. Most favored areas will be along and E of I-45 and little to no activity west of a line from Columbus to Bay City…or in the area of historical drought.
May see another similar event on Friday before ridging aloft return to the area for the weekend. Will likely see highs increase toward 100 over the weekend and heat index values approach advsiory criteria.
I open up this after talking with relatives in Lee's Summit, MO this morning with them telling me it was 60ºf at their house.srainhoutx wrote:E-mail from Jeff Lindner...Active N TX convection making good headway into SE TX this morning.
Weakening MCS located along and line from near Brenham to S of Huntsville moving S at 10mph. Cloud tops are warming on IR images so the MCS is in its weakening phase and will likely fall apart as it approaches a line from Cypress to Conroe. Ahead of the complex warm air advection pattern is resulting in scattered showers developing mainly NE of a line from Brenham to Downtown Houston to Galveston. Expect resultant outflow boundary from N counties convection coupled with increasing low level flow and heating to continue to fire scattered convection through the mid afternoon. Most favored areas will be along and E of I-45 and little to no activity west of a line from Columbus to Bay City…or in the area of historical drought.
May see another similar event on Friday before ridging aloft return to the area for the weekend. Will likely see highs increase toward 100 over the weekend and heat index values approach advsiory criteria.
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