August 2022
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2022 7:14 pm
Will it be hot? Will it be rainy? Tropical mischief? Stay tuned..
No way they can possibly know because all it takes is for one storm to get into the Gulf and the ridge to be in the wrong place and the outlook will be different. Although this would be unlikely until the middle or end of the month to occur. So more than likely, the first-half will at least verify this way. It's certainly not impossible though for us to see something later on. The dry, hot weather pattern of 1980 persisted until Hurricane Allen finally broke down the heat dome. Then, the following month in September, we had Tropical Storm Danielle which caused flooding for many areas. This weather won't necessarily follow a 2011 repeat.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 27, 2022 4:33 pm The latest noaa august outlook is not very encouraging…..
Fairly typical August weather pattern will be in place over SE TX this week.
Upper level low pressure system moving westward into the northern Mexican coast this morning will surge a plume of tropical moisture into the area today. Scattered showers and thunderstorms offshore currently will develop inland along the seabreeze front over the next several hours with daytime heating. Once temperatures reach the low to mid 90’s scattered showers and thunderstorms will begin to develop.
Drier air mass sweeps inland on Tuesday and Wednesday with reduced rain chances both days (but not zero) as still expect some isolated to widely scattered activity along the seabreeze front.
Upper level low pressure system will move westward over the Gulf late this week and into the TX coast Friday-Saturday. Deep tropical moisture will accompany this feature and progress inland across much of SE TX by Friday. Rain chances will once again increase with activity focused near the coast and offshore during the overnight and early morning hours and then spreading inland during the day. Moisture values will be into the tropical levels by late week (PWS of 2.0-2.2 inches) and this will support rainfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour under the heavier storms.
Note:
July 2022 ended as the warmest July ever recorded at Galveston, Houston, and College Station.
Galveston recorded 15 straight days of a low temperature of 85 degrees or above (old record was 7). The low for Galveston of 86 on 8 different days in July was a new record maximum for the low temperature…8 different times!
Jeff Lindner
Director Hydrologic Operations Division/Meteorologist
Harris County Flood Control District
Congratulations to you!! It will be a rewarding career!captainbarbossa19 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 01, 2022 12:44 pm August 1st is here! Hopefully this means wetter weather for us. Actually, temperatures are much cooler than they were a month ago. I'm starting to think we may (fingers crossed) have passed the worst of summer. Average highs will start to decrease in a few weeks (woohooooo)!
On another note, I have not ever talked on here about my career goals, but I am moving to Starkville, Mississippi on the 12th to pursue my bachelor's degree in Professional Meteorology at Mississippi State! So, while I will not be living in Texas, I will still continue to track weather and converse with the community, but I will be busy taking more than a full load this fall. It will also be fun to track tornadoes and other weather while I am living there.
Well alright Captain!! You rock sir. We are and will be so proud of you.captainbarbossa19 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 01, 2022 12:44 pm August 1st is here! Hopefully this means wetter weather for us. Actually, temperatures are much cooler than they were a month ago. I'm starting to think we may (fingers crossed) have passed the worst of summer. Average highs will start to decrease in a few weeks (woohooooo)!
On another note, I have not ever talked on here about my career goals, but I am moving to Starkville, Mississippi on the 12th to pursue my bachelor's degree in Professional Meteorology at Mississippi State! So, while I will not be living in Texas, I will still continue to track weather and converse with the community, but I will be busy taking more than a full load this fall. It will also be fun to track tornadoes and other weather while I am living there.
We have had August's with zero hurricanes about every 6-7 years. I can't say if any if those seasons also had no TS's.Stratton20 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 01, 2022 1:22 pm Cromangum na we will, absolutely no way we go through the whole month without a named system