SEPTEMBER 2018 - Very Wet Month Wrap Up
Or will we see an easrly season cool front? Will it rain or not?
The stock answer for this area of Texas is yes to more heat, with increased rain chances in the Brazos Valley in 7-10 days.
100°F heat in early September, especially with desiccated ground is not unusual at all.
Slight chance of rain this Monday and Tuesday (20-30%)
GFS has a backdoor front just after Labor Day, moving temps from near 100°F to the lower 90s. We'll see.
100°F heat in early September, especially with desiccated ground is not unusual at all.
Slight chance of rain this Monday and Tuesday (20-30%)
GFS has a backdoor front just after Labor Day, moving temps from near 100°F to the lower 90s. We'll see.
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Interesting to see the GFS spinning up a phantom tropical trouble maker in the Bay of Campeche just after Labor Day.
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We need to keep an eye on the eastern Atlantic wave. Most all the global models, including king Euro, are now developing it near the Bahamas, crossing the Florida peninsula, and then redeveloping again in the Gulf. Most send it to Louisiana but it's a long way off and much will change between now and then. Something to watch this week and into the holiday weekend.
Not a forecast yet but cant discount the trends. With labor day fast approaching will we be spending our time watching the tropics? Need to monitor the trends and consistancy between models.jasons wrote:We need to keep an eye on the eastern Atlantic wave. Most all the global models, including king Euro, are now developing it near the Bahamas, crossing the Florida peninsula, and then redeveloping again in the Gulf. Most send it to Louisiana but it's a long way off and much will change between now and then. Something to watch this week and into the holiday weekend.
Yesterday, the models were tracking the wave into Louisiana/Golden Triangle region and today they are taking it more into South Texas. I’m stating the obvious maybe, but it needs to be watched...
Yes it needs to be watched.jasons wrote:Yesterday, the models were tracking the wave into Louisiana/Golden Triangle region and today they are taking it more into South Texas. I’m stating the obvious maybe, but it needs to be watched...
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Nothing but increasing moisture on the 12Z GFS, but the 12Z ECMWF does have a weak disturbance traveling from the Florida Straights across the Central Gulf and may be attempting to close off at 850mb as it nears S Texas around Labor Day. We will see.
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Michael VentriceVerified account @MJVentrice · 3h3 hours ago
Watching the Atlantic's Main Development Region this week into next for some strong African easterly waves to roll off Africa and potentially spin up into tropical cyclones. We are headed into the climatological peak of Atlantic Hurricanes. Nothing active as of today, however.
Watching the Atlantic's Main Development Region this week into next for some strong African easterly waves to roll off Africa and potentially spin up into tropical cyclones. We are headed into the climatological peak of Atlantic Hurricanes. Nothing active as of today, however.
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