Showers on the east end of Galveston.

29 degrees in Galveston. I don't think it will get to 40.

Concered about this ice event and its effects on the power grid.

If the forecast pans out, Galveston could see its first February snowfall since 1973.

Nearly 100 people on the board! Wooohoo! Fun times!

Ticka, I didn't know about your dad, I'm sorry. I can't imaging what you went through. I was up early that morning. My elderly dad had been evaced to Houston from Galveston, then on to San Antonio when the power went down. I live in Galveston too, so I was busy putting things out of the reach of a p...

TD 10 will drag a good deal of moisture across Texas in the next couple of days, so our lawns won't be quite as crispy.
Noticed in the forecast discussion there was some uncertainty in when the left turn would happen. Kinda wonder if this might be a rewind of Humberto in 2007?

So sad to hear about Dan's passing. His enthusiasm for weather and willingness to share his knowledge of it shined through in his every weathercast and every post on this forrum. Whether we gleefully waited for a "snow miracle" or anxiously hung on every model run of a threatening Gulf sto...

Dan, take comfort in knowing that all of us here greatly benefitted from your expertise and friendliness. We will continue to keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

Thoughts and prayers are with you, Dan

You are missed, get better soon.

I am more concerned with 92L than Colin. I agree. I was being very negative earlier on my post. Its time to watch and wait or is it wait and watch. "Watch and wait" usually works for me. While we're watching and waiting, we could all have some Homemade Vanilla ice cream and chill. :D Anyw...

Sorry I'm late to the party! Any cake left?

Hope you had a great b-day wxdata!

Well, with my exit from this forum, I must say that this has been one of the most difficult storms to predict. The models were all over the place for days, as were conditions that would manipulate him. In the end, we have come full circle to the first suggested landing. Alex had many opportunities ...

Alex isn't reading the models. Sounds like a "bears watch" to me.

Another coffee drinking night.

G'night srain.Catch you in the AM

This has to be one of the most irritating and confusing storms to follow. No one has been able to get a lock on it's intentions. Still tonight, most any solution is possible, excepting the N.E Gulf. Even more so for emergency managers up and down the coast. When you think that for example, the Beau...

Andrew wrote:This thing ain't movin.... Not good at all

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t1/loop-avn.html

Espcially since the SST in the area are in the mid 80's Alex may be getting his Wheaties on.

Diva wrote:Anybody else have a headache from squinting at the computer? Ugh! It's gonna be a long season!!

Glad I found you guys again! I still had the old forum bookmarked....ewww!

Welcome back Diva and all.

No headache yet but coffee would be good right about now.

I still say a range of tall mountains decoupling the low level circulation from the mid-level circulation happens. Remember 1994, and East Pac Hurricane Rosa. The surface low didn't cross the mountains, the mid level low and tropical moisture slug did, and moved over a shallow cold layer of air ove...

I still say a range of tall mountains decoupling the low level circulation from the mid-level circulation happens. Remember 1994, and East Pac Hurricane Rosa. The surface low didn't cross the mountains, the mid level low and tropical moisture slug did, and moved over a shallow cold layer of air ove...

while we wait for the new model runs....wasnt Claudette coming up from the BOC and we kept thinking it should turn around CC but ended up around Matagorda? I dont remember things to well... Paul, I seem to remember the same thing about Claudette. I have a better memory of Humberto, where the antici...

Alex is looking pretty healthy for a minimal TS, and large to boot.

I'm in agreement with biggerbyte that Alex shouldn't be taken for granted.