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skysummit wrote:Yup, it was impressive for a while. Just think...it could've actually had a chance given more time and water. This was the 3rd or 4th system in the western gulf like this in the past 3 - 4 weeks. Each one of them looked better and better. One of them will eventually give us something to really watch.
wxman57 wrote:skysummit wrote:Yup, it was impressive for a while. Just think...it could've actually had a chance given more time and water. This was the 3rd or 4th system in the western gulf like this in the past 3 - 4 weeks. Each one of them looked better and better. One of them will eventually give us something to really watch.
I sure hope not. I don't even want to see an invest until mid August.
Stormcenter wrote:wxman57 wrote:skysummit wrote:Yup, it was impressive for a while. Just think...it could've actually had a chance given more time and water. This was the 3rd or 4th system in the western gulf like this in the past 3 - 4 weeks. Each one of them looked better and better. One of them will eventually give us something to really watch.
I sure hope not. I don't even want to see an invest until mid August.
Amen to that.
KFDM Meteorologist wrote::D Sorry i even brought this up yesterday. But there was a surface circulation Tuesday afternoon looking at Buoy data in the western Gulf. I've seen these things develop like this more than once. It just needed a little more time.
No need to apologize,it was actually one of the first blobs this year that actually had some real potential to develop, IMO.And it's not like we had anything else to talk about.KFDM Meteorologist wrote::D Sorry i even brought this up yesterday. But there was a surface circulation Tuesday afternoon looking at Buoy data in the western Gulf. I've seen these things develop like this more than once. It just needed a little more time.
KFDM Meteorologist wrote::D Sorry i even brought this up yesterday. But there was a surface circulation Tuesday afternoon looking at Buoy data in the western Gulf. I've seen these things develop like this more than once. It just needed a little more time.
looks like it is currently drifting southward near Alice.tailgater wrote:HouTXmetro wrote:Any chance the 1012 low hugging the Texas Coast near Corpus will move back out to sea? Anyone?
There is a Cold front moving south that could, it probably push it NE, might mean more rain for Houston area.
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