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MARINE WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
840 PM CDT MON MAY 29 2006
GMZ330-335-350-355-300300-
/X.CON.KHGX.MA.S.0005.000000T0000Z-060530T0300Z/
MATAGORDA BAY-GALVESTON BAY-
WATERS FROM FREEPORT TO THE MATAGORDA SHIP CHANNEL OUT 20 NM-
WATERS FROM HIGH ISLAND TO FREEPORT OUT 20 NM-
840 PM CDT MON MAY 29 2006
...OUTFLOW BOUNDARY MOVING ACROSS THE UPPER TEXAS COAST...
AN OUTFLOW BOUNDARY FROM THUNDERSTORMS OFFSHORE THE UPPER TEXAS
COAST THIS EVENING IS MOVING INLAND ACROSS THE COAST AND BAY
WATERS. THIS BOUNDARY WILL PRODUCE WINDS OF 15 TO 20 KNOTS WITH
GUSTS TO NEAR 30 KNOTS AT IT CONTINUES TO MOVE NORTHWARD. IN
ADDITION...AN AREA OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS CONTINUES
OFFSHORE THE UPPER TEXAS COAST...AND EVEN THOUGH THE AREA HAS
WEAKENED SOMEWHAT...THE AREA CONTINUES TO MOVE NORTHWARD AND WILL
PRODUCE GUSTY WINDS UP TO 35 KNOTS...LOCALLY HIGHER WAVES AND
LIGHTNING STRIKES. BOATERS SHOULD SEEK SAFE HARBOR IMMEDIATELY
UNTIL THIS AREA OF STORMS PASSES.
STAY TUNED TO NOAA WEATHER RADIO FOR THE LATEST MARINE WEATHER
INFORMATION.
But Rita had gusts to 61mph in Houston. Looking at reports..top gusts have only been near 20-30mph (with no wind advisories in place). At the coast it is a different story, however, winds to 45mph with gusts to 53mph have been recorded at Port Aransas. According to Joe Bastardi, tropical storm force winds (especially in gusts) will likely be felt along areas of the coast (more specifically the central TX coast) as a rouge low moves closer to shore. Joe says that after this current feature dies away another feature could try to feedback and develop stronger...possibly into a TS. We need to watch the Gulf closely in the coming week or two as it becomes better primed for development.Yankeegirl wrote:Very Very windy outside right now... More wind than when Rita was getting close!!
Extremeweatherguy wrote:But Rita had gusts to 61mph in Houston. Looking at reports..top gusts have only been near 20-30mph (with no wind advisories in place). At the coast it is a different story, however, winds to 45mph with gusts to 53mph have been recorded at Port Arnasas. According to Joe Bastardi, tropical storm force winds (especially in gusts) will likely be felt along areas of the coast (more specifically the central TX coast) as a rouge low moves closer to shore. Joe says that after this current feature dies away another feature could try to feedback and develop stronger...possibly into a TS. We need to watch the Gulf closely in the coming week or two as it becomes better primed for development.Yankeegirl wrote:Very Very windy outside right now... More wind than when Rita was getting close!!
According to Joe Bastardi, tropical storm force winds (especially in gusts) will likely be felt along areas of the coast (more specifically the central TX coast) as a rouge low moves closer to shore.
vbhoutex wrote:According to Joe Bastardi, tropical storm force winds (especially in gusts) will likely be felt along areas of the coast (more specifically the central TX coast) as a rouge low moves closer to shore.
So my eyes weren't deceiving me when I saw a circulation on the radar to our SW.![]()
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I was sitting there thinking, I hope this sucker doesn't just sit and/or just keep pumping more and more rain our way!!! We need the rain, but not deluges.
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