June 2022
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suprdav2
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Ch 13 running behind on their info. They are still saying 10-20% development, and their raincast only showing most of Harris county getting under 1/4" of rain through Saturday.
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Cromagnum
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Is this mess still expected to turn northward at some point?
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Kingwood32
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davidiowx
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^ This is probably why many of the local mets aren't going crazy with rain chances and etc.
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Cpv17
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Usually the TVCN is the model to go by.
- don
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Its important to keep in mind we are looking at a lopsided system.As most of the heavy convection will be north and east of the center. You can see that in the models qpf maps and WPC map also.Models show the western half of the storm mostly dry. You don't want to see the center track directly over you as you may end up dry slotted in this setup.Notice the WPC map has barely any rain in South Texas.
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Cpv17
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Cromagnum
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The two modeled paths on the right (blue and green) have a lot of time over hot water.
- don
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Looks like a LLC is trying to form on 95L.
- djmike
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Have a gut feeling 95L might surprise us. Nothing strong but will be a minimal TS upon landfall wherever that may be. Still hoping for a tad shift east on rainfall coverage to cash in on the beneficial rain along with Houston. We shall see…
Mike
Beaumont, TX
(IH-10 & College Street)
Beaumont, TX
(IH-10 & College Street)
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mcheer23
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WRF has a Tropical Storm making landfall in Brazoria County...impressive rainfall totals...
ICON however, is not impressive.
ICON however, is not impressive.
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Cpv17
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Stratton20
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Hoping this comes in a little further west , i would be on the North-North eastern side, wouldnt get much of anything
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Cpv17
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Like I said, we need it to come in more towards Port O’Connor instead of Sargent or Freeport. Even the Seadrift area would be a good landfall for southeast TX.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 11:07 am Hoping this comes in a little further west , i would be on the North-North eastern side, wouldnt get much of anything
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davidiowx
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Looks like it is really trying to get its act together on satellite. Will be an interesting afternoon and evening if this continues.
- Rip76
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