Re: October 2022
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2022 3:52 pm
So, it's largely a bust.
That 2nd s/w is the only real hope for tonight.
A definite maybe on Friday.
It's the same 'ol song...
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX
1258 PM CDT Mon Oct 24 2022
...New AVIATION...
.SYNOPSIS...
Issued at 427 AM CDT Mon Oct 24 2022
A quick synopsis of the setup for thunderstorms and potential
severe weather tonight for those who aren`t hanging on every word
in my discussion (feigns GREAT offense that anyone would do
this):
- Expect today to be fairly warm and humid, though temperatures
will likely be kept in check by cloudiness and a smattering of
showers through the day.
- There is an outside chance of stronger storms on the northern
edge of the forecast area, but those are more likely to stay
north of the area until tonight.
- A better chance of thunderstorms will come just ahead of and
along a front set to march northwest to southeast across the
area tonight, particularly after 9 pm in the north, exiting by 7
am tomorrow morning.
- The strongest storms could produce pockets of damaging straight-
line wind gusts. A brief tornado or two is also possible, but
secondary to the wind threat.
- Wind damage is not expected to be widespread along the whole
front, but these pockets of stronger winds could be possible at
any point along the line, and should be a consideration for all.
&&
That 2nd s/w is the only real hope for tonight.
A definite maybe on Friday.
It's the same 'ol song...
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Houston/Galveston TX
1258 PM CDT Mon Oct 24 2022
...New AVIATION...
.SYNOPSIS...
Issued at 427 AM CDT Mon Oct 24 2022
A quick synopsis of the setup for thunderstorms and potential
severe weather tonight for those who aren`t hanging on every word
in my discussion (feigns GREAT offense that anyone would do
this):
- Expect today to be fairly warm and humid, though temperatures
will likely be kept in check by cloudiness and a smattering of
showers through the day.
- There is an outside chance of stronger storms on the northern
edge of the forecast area, but those are more likely to stay
north of the area until tonight.
- A better chance of thunderstorms will come just ahead of and
along a front set to march northwest to southeast across the
area tonight, particularly after 9 pm in the north, exiting by 7
am tomorrow morning.
- The strongest storms could produce pockets of damaging straight-
line wind gusts. A brief tornado or two is also possible, but
secondary to the wind threat.
- Wind damage is not expected to be widespread along the whole
front, but these pockets of stronger winds could be possible at
any point along the line, and should be a consideration for all.
&&