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Corpus Christi NWS reporting 64mph gusts at Baffin Bay.

ticka1 wrote:

srainhoutx wrote:NW motion is becoming worrisome for Matamoros/Brownsville area.

And points north because that will put them closer to the dirty side of the storm. Another Dolly making landfall in Texas perhaps?

If it stays on the current track it will look like this

That is a big jump from where it is suppose to hit now...MAN, that will certainly up our rain chances then..

LIVE STREAMING FROM MEXICO

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/live-seve ... her-webcam

Any live streaming news from Brownsville/Corpus/Padre?

I can't seem to find anything.

Hardcoreweather wrote:

ticka1 wrote:

srainhoutx wrote:NW motion is becoming worrisome for Matamoros/Brownsville area.

And points north because that will put them closer to the dirty side of the storm. Another Dolly making landfall in Texas perhaps?

If it stays on the current track it will look like this


can't see the image - photobucket blocked ..... where can i find it on the internet?


admin edit for those who can't see photobucket...

click this link with forecast points....to my untrained eye Alex is north of the forecasted points ....

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

I just read the latest discussion form the NHC and the ridge is supposed to build in later this afternoon, thus pushing Alex almost due west. If this ridge does not build how far will Alex go N? I am not so much worried about our area with a direct hit but if this storm were to drift up towards Brownsville or Corpus, how much would that change our weather? As of now....it is overcast but the sun is peaking through. Kind of breezy here but no rain....

Rip76 wrote:Any live streaming news from Brownsville/Corpus/Padre?

I can't seem to find anything.

South Padre stream....from S2K
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/live---so ... -tx---alex

Looking at the latest visible floater look, the storm looks to be north of NHC track and continuing northwest. It will be interesting to watch and see when it decided to make that turn more to the west-northwest; however even if it does turn west soon, the track could have to be adjusted to the north up the coast a bit.

Based on radar it looks like its starting to make more of a westerly turn.

Picture from my cousin's backyard... (about 30 min ago)
South Padre

Reported on Facebook - trailer turned over in Brownsville and trees down - fence in street in Port Isabel.

Just wanted to let people know that if they're curious they can follow the recon flight data live on google earth.
http://tropicalatlantic.com/recon/

Google earth satellite overlays:
http://tropicalatlantic.com/satellite/#taoverlays

They just found a flight level wind of 84 kts about 70 miles NE of the center.

What are our chances of tornadic activity around here?

Not one freaking TV station is reporting live down there?
C'mon

Krisnotes wrote:What are our chances of tornadic activity around here?

VERY possible.

Krisnotes wrote:What are our chances of tornadic activity around here?

Stay alert, it's possible!

The eye is starting to become defined on satellite.