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- tireman4
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What shall we see? Hot? Wet? Cool?
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Pas_Bon
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I say this about every month, but if I see temps >90°, I’m suing. Is it October yet? 
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Hot. The spigot turns off sometime during the month.
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Wet weather persists through the entirety of June, this will be added by another WWB in the pacific, think above normal precipitation continues through all of summer, this el nino is different
- tireman4
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Travis Herzog on Facebook
Eye on the Gulf Next Week
I'm going to start gently raising your awareness about the potential for a mess of tropical moisture to soak part of the U.S. Gulf Coast next week.
We anticipate a surge of tropical moisture will fill the western half of the Gulf after the weekend, and low pressure may attempt to spin up in the vicinity. While hurricane season does begin Monday, wind shear across the Gulf will remain fairly high through this time period, so I am not concerned about a hurricane. But could a lopsided tropical depression or low-end tropical storm develop? Maybe.
Regardless of development, the main point is we don't yet have a good feel for exactly where this moisture and its tropical downpours will go, so at this time I simply encourage you to stay looped in to the forecast. Wherever that moisture crosses over land, flash flooding will be the primary concern.
We'll keep you posted.
Full forecast for Houston: abc13.com/forecast
Eye on the Gulf Next Week
I'm going to start gently raising your awareness about the potential for a mess of tropical moisture to soak part of the U.S. Gulf Coast next week.
We anticipate a surge of tropical moisture will fill the western half of the Gulf after the weekend, and low pressure may attempt to spin up in the vicinity. While hurricane season does begin Monday, wind shear across the Gulf will remain fairly high through this time period, so I am not concerned about a hurricane. But could a lopsided tropical depression or low-end tropical storm develop? Maybe.
Regardless of development, the main point is we don't yet have a good feel for exactly where this moisture and its tropical downpours will go, so at this time I simply encourage you to stay looped in to the forecast. Wherever that moisture crosses over land, flash flooding will be the primary concern.
We'll keep you posted.
Full forecast for Houston: abc13.com/forecast
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- tireman4
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A met in New Orleans posted this. We are a long way away Day 16 of models hinting at a low-pressure system in the Gulf during the first week of June.
The usually more level-headed Euro model (see picture below) is still showing some spin trying to get its act together in the western Gulf next week. A sizable amount of wind shear is expected to be present across the eastern Gulf, so we may end up with nothing more than a sloppy system featuring gusty winds and heavy rain.
There’s still plenty of time to iron this out, but consider this your friendly reminder that hurricane season starts Monday. Your next reminder may not be quite as friendly. If something does get named, Arthur would be first up.
Stay prepared. Stay sexy.
The usually more level-headed Euro model (see picture below) is still showing some spin trying to get its act together in the western Gulf next week. A sizable amount of wind shear is expected to be present across the eastern Gulf, so we may end up with nothing more than a sloppy system featuring gusty winds and heavy rain.
There’s still plenty of time to iron this out, but consider this your friendly reminder that hurricane season starts Monday. Your next reminder may not be quite as friendly. If something does get named, Arthur would be first up.
Stay prepared. Stay sexy.
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