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EarthSat Tropical Update
The peak of the Atlantic Hurricane season is around the corner and as if on cue, activity has increased across the Atlantic. In the Gulf of Mexico, sea surface te mperatures are running high enough to support any potential storm development.
http://files.constantcontact.com/3a24bb17201/5a2780fe-622d-4c78-addb-354f843b242b.pdf
[size=5][b]^^^ +1s … YES — When you see on LOW pressure WAVE after WAVE pop off the SAHARA DESERT — you know mother nature is getting cranked up … USA is more vulnerable when the omega blocking exits … it’s still very early in season, but this activity below did catch my eye
[color=red]THREE NEW LOW WAVES off the African coast
one or more could get organized over next few days[/color]
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/%5B/b%5D%5B/size%5DAlso recommend to FILL UP NOW .. whether it be your car, propane tanks, oil fuel for furnace, etc … a storm can quickly spike prices … and even if hurricane predictions end up better than expected — being prepared is good.
[size=5]LOOKOUT HOUSTON – Remnants of HARVEY may become a Hurricane as it strengthens in GULF
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/harvey-to-threaten-texas-with-major-flooding-to-end-the-week/70002520%5B/size%5D
[color=red][size=5][b]BATTON DOWN HATCHES IN TEXAS – just like a cat with 9 lives
HARVEY has re-emerged from the remnants[/b][/size][/color]
Scary for us in H Town the rainfall is a real threat especially any of course that remember Allison.
Eric HolthausVerified account @EricHolthaus
Just-completed GFS model (12Z) shows nothing less than a flooding catastrophe for Texas. 24-48″ of rain in 3 or 4 days. Please pay attention
and sending prayers of safekeeping for TEXAS as we have a DALLAS & HOUSTON office … plus quite a few other friends there 🙂 Harvey has more of a milder “Sandy like” look as it will continue as strong tropic storm even while overland … more RAIN than WIND damage is likely the story. I too hope for some sheering as the Gulf warm does fuel storms.
Yes has that look of Allison which many of us went through just sat over us and dropped water fpr days with floods
We are praying not this time
Downtown Tropical Storm Allison, 2001.
Frost will develop tonight as temps. drop into the low to mid 30s over inland portions of the western U.P.
wait, did he say “FROST“
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