INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Gone from NRL
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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
Aye carumba!
That rainband is painfully bright to look at. Sun angle must be perfect to make those thunderstorm clouds just glow.
That rainband is painfully bright to look at. Sun angle must be perfect to make those thunderstorm clouds just glow.
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- Extremeweatherguy
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Well the initial rainband seems to be fading a bit (though it will still likely produce a period of moderate/heavy rain and gusty winds), but the big news now is the fact that more of these bands are trying to setup. If the trend continues, then we could be in for a pretty soggy evening and overnight as the low center makes landfall near High Island and then tracks inland toward NE Harris county.
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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
There is a thread about whether 2007 is a dud season, and two Cat 5s making landfall, says for Central America, not at all, but seeing how a naked swirl travelled the entire Gulf, and finally fired a few storms right before landfall, outside of the extreme deep tropics, down between 10 and 15ºN, the tropics have been rather sedate.
Of course, if people in the Golden Triangle region of Texas, or the people that lost homes around Poza Rica, MX, wanted to argue the point, they sure could.
Of course, if people in the Golden Triangle region of Texas, or the people that lost homes around Poza Rica, MX, wanted to argue the point, they sure could.
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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
Yeppers. One light feederband....setting at .0.01. The yard is almost flooded.
Here are a few photos to share





Here are a few photos to share




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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
From looking at the Houston/Galveston radar the so called "center" of this thing might go right over Baytown. I hope we don't have one of them core rain events later tonight, like alison did.
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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
TexasSam wrote:From looking at the Houston/Galveston radar the so called "center" of this thing might go right over Baytown. I hope we don't have one of them core rain events later tonight, like alison did.
Way too much dry air surrounding this system for that to happen fortunately.
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we should all feel very lucky that this never strengthened during all those days it was over the GOM. The LLC is currently taking one of the worst case scenario paths for Harris county and if it would have been a strong TS or a hurricane, then it would have been bad news! Thank God though this was only a weak low!
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Re: INVEST 90L: Gulf of Mexico : Discussions & Images
You just have to love those feederbands............as long as they don't do harm.
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southerngale wrote:We've had some on and off feederbands since yesterday... no big deal, of course.
Btw, 90L looks better now than it did over water. lol
(which isn't saying a lot)
Looks like areas northeast of Houston got rain. I think up to 3 inches fell.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:we should all feel very lucky that this never strengthened during all those days it was over the GOM. The LLC is currently taking one of the worst case scenario paths for Harris county and if it would have been a strong TS or a hurricane, then it would have been bad news! Thank God though this was only a weak low!
Interesting. That was a close call!
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