Southeast Texas Hurricane Landfall

[Brent]

Of course that doesn't take into consideration SEVEN named storms through July, but you get the idea.

That is the key caveat, like I said most TX hurricanes have been in either Aug. or Sept.

Most hurricanes PERIOD are in August and September.

[jasons2k]

Of course that doesn't take into consideration SEVEN named storms through July, but you get the idea.

That is the key caveat, like I said most TX hurricanes have been in either Aug. or Sept.

Most hurricanes PERIOD are in August and September.

Well, duh, but if you look at the NHP prob maps, it virtually disappears over TX in October

[jasons2k]

Very interesting, esp. first 2 paragraphs

ftp://ftp.nhc.noaa.gov/pub/storm_archiv ... elim01.gif

[Brent]

Of course that doesn't take into consideration SEVEN named storms through July, but you get the idea.

That is the key caveat, like I said most TX hurricanes have been in either Aug. or Sept.

Most hurricanes PERIOD are in August and September.

Well, duh, but if you look at the NHP prob maps, it virtually disappears over TX in October

Because of the troughs that come down. They force storms NE. That's when a Charley-type track is most likely.

[jasons2k]

Of course that doesn't take into consideration SEVEN named storms through July, but you get the idea.

That is the key caveat, like I said most TX hurricanes have been in either Aug. or Sept.

Most hurricanes PERIOD are in August and September.

Well, duh, but if you look at the NHP prob maps, it virtually disappears over TX in October

Because of the troughs that come down. They force storms NE. That's when a Charley-type track is most likely.

can I say "duh" again of course...the fall fronts shut TX down for the season

[Shoshana]

Love Austin....it is home!!! ....we'll enjoy the flash floods.....from y'alls cat 4-5
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hey neighbor! I prefer not having flash floods but the current rain is nice

You need to go up to the sticky that says 'what's your lat/long' and put yours in! No need to to gps your front door - the middlw of your zip code is plenty close enough

pm me if you need help

'shana

[Dr. Jonah Rainwater]

Dallas.

[southerngale]

Starting in easternmost Texas, here's a little history on hurricanes for each county. This does not include the numerous tropical storms to have hit Texas.

[jasons2k]

hmm, interesting. I live in Montgomery County about 2 miles from the Harris County line - every 6.2 years. It's been a lot longer than that since the last one...