areas in louisiana and north texas have got more rain than me. so far this has been a big disappointment as far as rainfall for the Houston area goes. honestly we could have used a weak tropical storm because we need the rain! i know its not over yet but i am not confident at this moment that anyone...

i would be scared if i were in brownsville right now! it looks like they may get a direct hit

im not sure if you look at the radar on wunderground.com you can see the eye pretty well and it looks like a clear northwest movement but that is to my amateur, untrained eye

looks like alex had one more trick up his sleeve. this storm has been elusive just when we think we got it he stalls out and moves north. i am very concerned about a possible lack of rainfall! i thought a coastal trough was going to help provide all of our lawns with rain. i live in northwest harris...

Tyler the last 3 fixes average out to be North.....but its wobbling for sure.. I was just referring to a recon center fix map posted on Eastern where they had found the center had begun moving just a bit more westerly. It indeed could be just a wobble, or the beginnings of a more NW heading. I see ...

yea we will see once this storm stops moving NORTH.... According to the latest recon center fixes, the storm has begun a NW heading, albeit slowly... I think we are still on wobble watch. yea i dont care what the models are saying now the storm has moved directly north all day! i will be watching t...

yea we will see once this storm stops moving NORTH....

Accuweather says this "If Alex remains a smaller, more compact storm, he will likely track northwestward into Mexico. If he becomes a larger storm, Alex will have a better chance at turning northward into Texas."
i was wondering if anyone had an opinion on this statement?

Looks like Alex is growing from a boy to a man. he is getting quite large! there is no question that we will still see widespread decent rainfall even if the storm were to hit brownsville

the fact of the matter is the storm is moving NORTH NORTH WEST right now and it is moving very slowly giving the high time to weaken. So i dont care what the models say im not letting my guard down until that things starts to move in a more westerly motion

this storm looks to have stalled out. i dont believe any model predicted that. would this give more time for the trough to dig and make a northerly track more likely?