Aircraft Position: 27.03°N 93.83°W
Bearing: 243° at 245 kt
Altitude: 297 gpm
Peak 10-second Wind: 19 kt at 50°
Extrapolated Sea-level Pressure: 1002.9 mb
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Pressures are down and winds are up. Haven't arrived at the center as of yet.
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The joke over at S2K is that it maybe too elongated to be named. Lol....
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Yeah I saw some 45kt sfmr data points.
They are still N where the center is likely to be though. Don't think it has jumped up to 27N.
They are still N where the center is likely to be though. Don't think it has jumped up to 27N.
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Maybe they saw something on radar....who knows....I think they are still too far North...
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Aircraft Position: 26.63°N 94.18°W
Bearing: 180° at 120 kt
Altitude: 298 gpm
Peak 10-second Wind: 13 kt at 287°
Extrapolated Sea-level Pressure: 1004.8 mb
Bearing: 180° at 120 kt
Altitude: 298 gpm
Peak 10-second Wind: 13 kt at 287°
Extrapolated Sea-level Pressure: 1004.8 mb
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Pressure dropping?
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Local news and the mayor of Houston were downplaying this "all the usual places that have street flooding may have flooding..blah, blah, blah. I am still staying tuned to this forum for the updates. And will check the weather in the morning before heading out.
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Lowest pressure was N of the deeper convection and that was 1002.6mb.
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While we are waiting for a center pass...Flood Warnings and Advisories are up across the Edwards Plateau.


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Could someone verify whether or not it is the COC coming into range on the long range radar. If it is it sure looks to be a solid 315 degrees
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Amazing how the city govt downplays a known storm with the potential of dropping 10+ inches of rain on the entire city and yet was clueless of the 5/25 storm that basically did the same thing.

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If they were to initiate advisories here in a few I'd guess around 26.5N 94W vicinity with a track towards Matagorda Bay.
Should have another pass soon after they finish down S.
Should have another pass soon after they finish down S.
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Hello bbadon. The long range radar from the Houston-Galveston NWS display's what appears to be the center. Very curious to see what Recon finds.
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