It is soupy and gross up here in Atascocita. That seems a little concerning as it moves further east and the atmosphere feels so charged right now.

I saw a little bit about it yesterday I think, but do we think there is anything worth paying attention to in the southern Gulf right now?

It still could wobble west, if there's anything 2020 has taught us it's that anything can happen. That said no matter where it makes landfall or goes please keep those people in your thoughts, and whenever it's safe to do so help out in anyway possible. Thank you to everyone on the board, sadly I fe...

Also as a side note having the board hopping makes me miss Dan Meador

I remember being in Humble during Rita and if I remember correctly it was forecast closer to us then it "wobbled" to the east at landfall. I also just wonder if this is another day east, night west type of thing. It's been very interesting to watch to say the least.

Not a good start for the people out at Redstone and the Shell Houston Open.

Maybe having totally off early guidance is our key. Seems like with Lee there was so much certainty we would get something then nothing so how about certainty we get nothing, maybe that leads to something.

Is the increased cloud coverage an indication of the High breaking down or moving opening the door for some moisture from this or anything else?

So what happens to all the moisture currently in the gulf, namely the larger blob off central mexico. Does it just dissapate?

In terms of now casting. What is the big concern. It is getting colder but it looks like the rain is ending as well. Are we concerned about more moisture coming or what's already on the ground freezing?

it seems as if the center doesn't really want to cooperate what center is left. So the question becomes where is all this convection to the southwest headed, who is it going to be a rainmaker for, and does it have the chance to become something of it's own?

So my question is why? It seems like there is plenty of convection and it's about to travel through waters that just produced a cat 2 hurricane in June, so what is preventing this from a RI type situation like Humberto had?

Maybe the scariest part of this for us in the Houston area is just how strong a storm this has become in JUNE when Hurricanes are so uncommon. The gulf is ripe for the picking

With High Pressure to the North contributing so much to the steering of this is there a way to track the high pressure and how weak or strong it is?

So where is this low forecasted to go. Any chance it gets off shore, it looks like its headed south now. If it gets off shore then what? Guidance has been a bit murky concerning the Upper Air feature. Some models suggest that the Upper Low will meander around the Western GOM through the weekend int...

So where is this low forecasted to go. Any chance it gets off shore, it looks like its headed south now. If it gets off shore then what?

It's obviously a bit early for it but all the clouds just off the Texas/Mexican border remind you it's about that time.

With the "event" around 30 hours away do we expect to see any watches posted for Harris county any time soon.

Again, same system different city. My flight last Wednesday to Philly got cancelled and rescheduled to this wednesday. This one looks like it has a better chance. Are there any suprises I should expect?

Same system different city.
I am flying to Philly on Wednesday morning early and I wanted to check the weather. This trip needs to happen for me so awful weather is awful news.