Current radar

19.5 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

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Current radar

Current radar @ 415AM

Showers moving in from the coast.

Tropics -

Potential Tropical system #1:

👉The heaviest rainfall should go east of the greater Houston area.

👉Potentially life-threatening flash flooding will be a risk across the Texas/Louisiana/Mississippi region as the system proceeds to ride the Gulf Coast.

👉Some localized areas, may see rainfall rates of 3 to 6 in./h, depending on where storm's train.

👉Tropical storm forced winds are to be expected along the Louisiana coast later this afternoon in excess of 40 mph with potential storm surge of 1 to 3 feet locally

👉Located 35 Mi/55 Km SW of Port O'Connor, Texas and it has winds of 30 MPH.

👉Peak winds will be at 40 Mph (65 Km/h)

👉Moving NE at 6 Mph (9 Km/h)

👉Pressure is at 1003 Mb ⬇️

*Next intermediate advisory is at 7:00 am CDT
*Next Advisory is at 10:00 am CDT

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18.1 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

StormChaser :
Thank you for always keeping us all informed. This is greatly appreciated, hope you have a good day.

Eva99, AggieBandMom and teatime + 4 more reacted

8.8 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

StormChaser :
Good morning! Thank you for the update. You are the best! This appears to be a fairly light rain day for us. Yesterday parts of central Louisiana were hit hard.

AggieBandMom, teatime and KooKooCaChoo + 2 more reacted

2.8 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

StormChaser :
Thanks for the radar image. I'm not liking that little hurricane image south of Galveston though.

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19.5 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

#msg5946035StormChaser : Thanks for the radar image. I'm not liking that little hurricane image south of Galveston though.

Orangeapple :

We're good. 👍

Louisiana is going to have major flooding issues, and Galveston will see gusty winds, but that's about the extent of it.

But it's a good reminder that El Niño does not kick in until late season nor does it prevent tropical development in the Gulf. The waters are above average so we'll definitely have to watch it closely this season.

peppermintstick, AggieBandMom and teatime + 3 more reacted

19.5 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

6:40AM

peppermintstick, AggieBandMom and sellbuy reacted

2.8 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

First tropical storm of the season.

Gulf Storm May Become Arthur
A tropical system off the Texas coast could strengthen into Tropical Storm Arthur on Wednesday, the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic season, forecasters say.

The National Hurricane Center designated it Potential Tropical Cyclone One on Tuesday, giving it a 70% chance of formation within 48 hours. A Tropical Storm Watch runs from Sargent, Texas, to Morgan City, Louisiana, with the system tracking offshore on Wednesday before moving inland by Thursday.

The bigger danger is rain. Forecasters warn of life-threatening flash flooding from Texas into the Florida Panhandle, with 4 to 8 inches widespread and isolated totals near a foot.

Coastal gusts could top 40 mph, with rip currents, minor surge, and isolated tornadoes possible. Officials urge residents to avoid flooded roads.
www.nbcdfw.com/weath er/weather-connectio n/a-tropical-system- is-getting-orga

StormChaser reacted

19.5 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

915AM

Txbutterfly reacted

19.5 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

And now the 🌞 is out!

peppermintstick and cbear reacted

13.1 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

#msg5946176And now the 🌞 is out!

StormChaser : Not in the Tree Ln/Woodland Hills area. Where are you!

4.7 yrs
~ 4 mos, 1 day ago

Current radar

Current radar @ 415AM

Showers moving in from the coast.

Tropics -

Potential Tropical system #1:

?The heaviest rainfall should go east of the greater Houston area.

?Potentially life-threatening flash flooding will be a risk across the Texas/Louisiana/Mississippi region as the system proceeds to ride the Gulf Coast.

?Some localized areas, may see rainfall rates of 3 to 6 in./h, depending on where storm's train.

?Tropical storm forced winds are to be expected along the Louisiana coast later this afternoon in excess of 40 mph with potential storm surge of 1 to 3 feet locally

?Located 35 Mi/55 Km SW of Port O'Connor, Texas and it has winds of 30 MPH.

?Peak winds will be at 40 Mph (65 Km/h)

?Moving NE at 6 Mph (9 Km/h)

?Pressure is at 1003 Mb ⬇️

*Next intermediate advisory is at 7:00 am CDT
*Next Advisory is at 10:00 am CDT

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