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So are we looking at Harvey part 2 in terms of rain in the Houston area? That track sure seems pretty similar. Highly unlikely. They’re only calling for 5” in the Houston area. We can get more rain than that in a single thunderstorm on occasion. I think that forecasted total of 5” is highly suspect...

1 am NHC Advisory and the cone appears to be unchanged: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphi ... e#contents

Here’s part of what Dr. Siebert just said on Fox 26: “There are some clues that the atmosphere is giving us...so just like what’s going on right now in the atmosphere, this storm is going to follow that same pattern. So that gives us some clues as to why we think it’s going to take that right hand t...

Heads up that Fox 26 tv met is about to explain why he sees risks for Houston going down as we move along here.

If the NHC forecast cone holds up, the Houston Metro area has definitely dodged a bullet. We’ve really been lucky here, especially considering we’ve never had to deal with a Cat 4 or 5 riding up through Freeport/Matagorda, putting the city on the worst side of it. Unfortunately me in Beaumont hasnt...

If the NHC forecast cone holds up, the Houston Metro area has definitely dodged a bullet. We’ve really been lucky here, especially considering we’ve never had to deal with a Cat 4 or 5 riding up through Freeport/Matagorda, putting the city on the worst side of it.

Kingwood36 wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 15, 2019 4:51 pm

Id rather watch the weather channel then what channel 2 for weather lol

Just posted Channels 13 and 11 as well.

As to the other local Houston channels, here are their latest reports as delivered on air: Channel 13: Rain chances to go up “slightly” as we start the week. Sending moisture into SE Texas, helping to keep rain chances on the increase Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and into Thursday, with chances going...

Channel 2 just showed 1-1.5 inches for Harris County, with a small portion getting around 2 inches, all through Friday. “Not big gully washers” but “beneficial rains” and “no tropical storm here.” Said mainly Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday for some heavier pockets and isolated heavy thunderstorms.

I see that Channel 13 has a “Cool Front?” affixed to their forecast for Wednesday, Aug. 14, with winds switching to the west and then north (link below). Wouldn’t that be something for mid-August. Anyone else seeing indications of this in the models?

https://abc13.com/weather/