As long as it’s a Cat 1 or below than the coast can handle it, and that area is in a drought right now they sure need the rain, but anything stronger than that could be disastrous.
I'm curious of the bigger picture for this hurricane season. Previous years, hurricanes keep going to Louisianna. Not sure how quickly these high pressure systems change, so I wonder if this window opening up will remain open for enough of the summer for future hurricanes to head closer to Houston, or if another high pressure system will re-orient itself back over Texas and keep all hurricanes far enough away for the rest of the year. Hmm.
I wonder what the reason is for the lack of the models to predict intensity as well as they can direction. In the early days of the models it said it would be a cat 2 when it hit the windward islands. This seems to be the case with A lot of hurricanes. I can’t help but wonder if the new idea from MIT of the “photo molecular effect” of sunlight is in fact, true. That direct sunlight upon impact with water especially on a sunny day can on its own evaporate water on impact without heat, should be built into the models once the amount that contributes to atmospheric moisture conditions is confirmed. They can add that to the math in the model to use that extra consideration along the forecasted path to better predict the atmospheric moisture content. That all depends if the forecast has a hard time predicting accurately atmospheric humidity
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Thanks much for the report. Comprehensive and well presented.
THANK YOU FOR THE WEATHER FORECAST ❤
Here from south Texas ! So well said ! Thank you !
Me too. I really hope it misses us, but I feel bad for whomever it does hit.
Time for Shitler to get out his sharpie.
Oh I’m updated alright ;)
As long as it’s a Cat 1 or below than the coast can handle it, and that area is in a drought right now they sure need the rain, but anything stronger than that could be disastrous.
never underestimate a category 1 hurricane
IT'S category 4
Category 4
I think the show is on for texas, Florida and Mexico this season.
I'm curious of the bigger picture for this hurricane season. Previous years, hurricanes keep going to Louisianna. Not sure how quickly these high pressure systems change, so I wonder if this window opening up will remain open for enough of the summer for future hurricanes to head closer to Houston, or if another high pressure system will re-orient itself back over Texas and keep all hurricanes far enough away for the rest of the year. Hmm.
I wonder what the reason is for the lack of the models to predict intensity as well as they can direction. In the early days of the models it said it would be a cat 2 when it hit the windward islands. This seems to be the case with A lot of hurricanes. I can’t help but wonder if the new idea from MIT of the “photo molecular effect” of sunlight is in fact, true. That direct sunlight upon impact with water especially on a sunny day can on its own evaporate water on impact without heat, should be built into the models once the amount that contributes to atmospheric moisture conditions is confirmed.
They can add that to the math in the model to use that extra consideration
along the forecasted path to better predict the atmospheric moisture content.
That all depends if the forecast has a hard time predicting accurately atmospheric humidity
Beryl's going to crash someone's party. Which party is undecided at this point in time.
❤❤cool high pressure 😂❤
Beryl Beryl go away & never come back any day! 😊😊
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Women dont know anything