A little more North as into Louisiana for a direct hit?

Thank you all for the updates. I agree that we all need to be prepared. I am with the bandwagon of "I am not letting my guard down".

Texaspirate11 wrote:Does anyone ever read stuff I post?

I DO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you everybody!! I am sitting here with fingers, toes, and eyes crossed!!

Remember folks, this is one model. As Sraintx and Wxman 57 preach, patience. We shall see. Stay tuned. :) True The 0z NAM has the upper low a good bit of distance further east in 24 hours than the 18z run... This really makes all the difference. If the GFS shows the further east solution and thus m...

I don't have the "always stay logged in" option. Thank you for the update!! As long as I can get in, I can deal with the Captcha!!

I am lurking I just don't want to jinx anything by asking stupid questions or hoping too much!!

8+ inches of rain?!?!?!? What a beautiful thought and sight!!

If something was to form in the SW GOM/BOC would it head towards Texas or to Mexico?

Texas Pirate wrote:Sorry this is off topic but WHATS WITH ALL THESE MOSQUITOES?

They are very bad in Galveston County....here is the number for Mosquito Control for Galveston County if anyone is interested.... 1-800-842-5622 just follow the prompts!!

Maybe so Ed! I know lots of folks in Texas who would love to see that rain!! I never knew just how low Lake Travis was until today and I am sure there are many more lakes around that are low....it is so depressing!

I never got any rain today, but I was able to see the clouds, they were beautiful!!!! Maybe we will get lucky and the wave that is currently in the Yucatan can bring us some relief somehow, no name of course, but just some beneficial rain to those of us in Texas who need it....that would be wonderful!

Here in Santa Fe we have been getting light shower off and on today, nothing real heavy though...the breeze did pick up for a little bit earlier and it sure was nice!! I noticed the clouds today and they looked so weird, but in a pretty way if that even makes sense :lol: I sure did appreciate the cl...

Texas Pirate has given the reason why.....this is depressing, very depressing!!!!

There sure doesn't seem to be much rain with this system, or maybe it is because I am not looking at the radar right?

Right on cue, a rather impressive Kelvin Wave and MJO pulse are nearing the Western North Atlantic Basin and two wave axis are approaching each other with one heading NW from the NW Caribbean and the second moving W bound across the Central Gulf. Deep tropical convection is associated with the wave...

FWIW we also have invest 93L

We need rain so bad but not in the form of a hurricane.[/quote]

A tropical system is the only weather feature capable of bringing enough moisture and lift this time of year to even come close to re-filling Travis and even that is a stretch.[/quote]


WOW! That is horrible to imagine

I totally agree with you Ed. I hate the thought of anyone flooding, but the rain would be so beneficial!! The central Texas lakes would also like their share. Travis is at 623ft. The record low from 1951 is 618ft. That is so sad to hear!! :cry: We need rain so bad but not in the form of a hurricane.

I totally agree with you Ed. I hate the thought of anyone flooding, but the rain would be so beneficial!!