Hi Ticka- we get a north breeze at 10-15 today. 15-20 out of the northwest tomorrow. HOT and dry, high today 97. No significant drop in humidity. Follow me on twitter @DavidPaulKHOU I give updates all the time. PS. I've been actively reading all your posts on this board. Always great conversation he...

If Isaac follows the current forecat to Florida, it could pull some much lower humidity into Houston mid-next week.

looking much healthier hour by hour. anticycloinc flow up top too. we'll be giving constant up dates here and of couse twitter and facebook. https://twitter.com/DavidPaulKHOU. you guys are great on this forum by the way.

Storms moving into southwest Harris co. just put down .75" in 15min at Keegans bayou-Keegan rd. Nice looking outflow boundary moving north across I-10 now could fire more storms on the north side soon. At least these storms are moving.

Hang in there Jason, you'll get yours today or tomorrow. I'm concerned that we're going to get some mid morning sun and heating leading to some big storms this afternoon. Would not be suprised to see flood watch issued at some point.

Nasty CG here in Jersey Village area. Just pulled the neighborhood kids out of the pool. No outflow boundary yet.

This thunderstorm chance tomorrow, Tuesday, has my full attention. With triple digits in the afternoon, those storms that fire could be severe. I will be VERY interested in the Tuesday morning soundings out of LCH and will be talking about the set up for storms on the air tomorrow morning. Also like...

That's a significant track change. Prolly see more changes over coming days. One thing that popped into my mind is.. on that track, a cat one hurricane... I wonder how those levees are doing in N.O. these days?

Both Joe's and the NHC's track would carry a significant flood threat for se Texas. I'm glad we're getting some very dry days in ahead of potential threat.

I'll be cranking up my generator tomorrow to make sure it works. Plenty of propane on hand. Canned/dry food, pasta, and some water. Remember that intensity forecasts are notoriously wrong. I'll prep for a 1983 Alica type storm and be happy if it ends up being weaker... and not at us.

Hi gang-

Thanks for the warm welcome. Sorry I have not posted sooner. Looking forward to the conversation...

cheers!

David