THURSDAY, 6:30pm
Composite Radar Animation showing rain in SETX and SWLA
More thunderstorms moving into SETX AND SWLA this morning.
Composite image from MyRadarPro
More thunderstorms may be moving in.
Composite image from MyRadarPro
Thunderstorms on the way.
Source: MyRadarPro
Rain and a thunderstorm may be on the way in this composite radar animation from MyRadarPro
FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 28:
CHANCE OF SEVERE WEATHER AND THUNDERSTORMS APPROACHING SETX AND SWLA.
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10:06PM MONDAY 8/22 ANIMATED SATELLITE IMAGE OF STORM COVERING MUCH OF TEXAS, LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS AND OTHER STATES.
WE MAY GET A LOT OF RAIN FROM THIS LARGE STORM.
Updated 3:06pm....
Storm getting closer to this area
3:15pm Monday 8/22:
The huge storm that flooded the Dallas area is beginning to creep over SETX and SW LA.
Animation time stamped 2:36pm today. Latest available.
Satellite image as of 8:06am, Monday, 8/22:
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Animated satellite image of "POTENTIAL TROPICAL CYCLONE 4", 10:26pm FRIDAY, AUGUST 19TH.
12:45pm FRIDAY August 19 update on INVEST-99L in the Bay of Campeche:
The NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER (NHC) has raised the probability of 99L developing within the next 48 hours to 70%.
Current models on the spaghetti charts have a strong consensus for landfall on the northern Gulf coast of Mexico, just south of Brownsville, TX. The NHC in its 2pm ET TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK says,
"Tropical Weather Outlook
NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL
200 PM EDT Fri Aug 19 2022
For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico:
1. Southwestern Gulf of Mexico:
Satellite imagery indicates that showers and thunderstorms
associated with the broad low pressure area over the southwestern
Gulf of Mexico and the Bay of Campeche continue to become better
organized. Environmental conditions appear favorable for
additional development, and a tropical depression could form later
today, tonight, or on Saturday while the system moves northwestward across the southwestern and western Gulf of Mexico. However, by Saturday night, the system is expected to move inland over northeastern Mexico, which will end its chances of development. An Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter aircraft is currently enroute to investigate the system. Interests along the northeastern coast of Mexico and the lower Texas coast should monitor the progress of this system. Regardless of development, this system could bring locally heavy rains to portions of northeastern Mexico and southern Texas over the weekend.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...high...70 percent.
* Formation chance through 5 days...high...70 percent.
Forecaster Beven"
Animated satellite image below as of 12:26pm Friday:
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Animated satellite image of 98L at 11:06am, Sunday August 14th, centered south of Corpus Christi. If 98L had formed like this farther out in the Gulf, imaging what could have happened....
Satellite animation of 98L and the Gulf of Mexico, 12:56pm Saturday August 13.
Satellite animation of 98L and the Texas coast, 1:06pm Saturday August 13.
Front bands are already bringing heavy rain to the southern Texas coast.