we have thunderstorms on the weather forecast for all next week....
**** 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season: Tropical Storm Beryl (Maxed at 165 mph | Currently 65 mph). Southeast Texas Under a Hurricane Watch ****
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Soooo when this gal comes thru sliding on them swangas, it won’t be that big of a deal?
Y’all would have been prepared all week?
I tjink Brother @Coldchi is in North Texas, if it gets that way it will only be heavy rain.
Seems like every update the storm is going closer up the Tx coast
It got its eye back, and the winds are still at 110 mph. It's probably done weakening until it hits the Yucatan.
That's what's happening. Evey update the track is going further north.
im in Dallas.....so we wont get it as bad as Houston.
mufuckas down there need to invest in a boat.................even if they dont plan on going fishing.....lol
Recently I told my lil “swamp people” helper, “man I’m get a boat this year…I feel comfortable pulling a trailer”
His response was “big brother you gonna need a party barge or Pontoon boat….”
He know my crew deep
Yeah, this storm is strengthening again, and I feel like it has one more surprise up that sleeve once it gets past the YucatánIt got its eye back, and the winds are still at 110 mph. It's probably done weakening until it hits the Yucatan.
In one of these images, the shadow from the clouds can be seen, indicating that they are really tall and likely a thunderstorm.
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Here are some more examples of cloud shadows as sunsets. I found out there was a setting in my code causing my images to pixelate whenever you zoom in. I have corrected that, so they should look much smoother whenever you zoom in.
Winds up to 115 mph. It is about to make landfall overnight on Yucatan, and then the waiting game for what happens when it gets into the Gulf.
Storm down to 100 mph as it's over the Yucatan right now. The track is shifted further east.
This storm still has one more surpriseStorm down to 100 mph as it's over the Yucatan right now. The track is shifted further east.
Beryl is down to 65 mph. It held together across Yucatan, so now we are monitoring to see what happens. There is lots of dry air in the Gulf, but that is something to note. It's possible the storm can go through rapid intensification. The track continues to shift to the east.
ECMWF prediction
Oh, this is going to be a mess. That area is very prone to flooding and if this get back to a category three or four and like I said, I think this system has one more surprise left in it. It’s going to be very devastating. Eastern Texas be Ohio alertECMWF prediction
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The rain today is from a small front coming from the north. My damn lawn needs this rain
More in the am
they know the store is likely to be without power for a while........trying to sell off as much of the perishables as they can....
they'd rather get a nice dollar for them and let someone else without power worry about the food spoiling.....
Gonna be quite a few mufuckas stockin up on meats and shit......only to have their home flooded and without power for the next week and lose it all anyway.....
Better get the generators ready. The power grid here is shit, don't take much to lose power. I stocked up on some food earlier.
Berly is strengthening again as it approaches the Texas coast. Yesterday, it got disorganized because of the shear and dry air in the Gulf. Now, the conditions and sea surface temperatures are favorable for strengthening. It's currently at 65 mph.
Yeah, this is going to be a hurricane before I hitBerly is strengthening again as it approaches the Texas coast. Yesterday, it got disorganized because of the shear and dry air in the Gulf. Now, the conditions and sea surface temperatures are favorable for strengthening. It's currently at 65 mph.
Had family in town for a funeral. Yesterday evening, my cuz husband said,” Man ya cuz wants to leave in the morning. I’m like hell we probably turn right back around once we get PA”Berly is strengthening again as it approaches the Texas coast. Yesterday, it got disorganized because of the shear and dry air in the Gulf. Now, the conditions and sea surface temperatures are favorable for strengthening. It's currently at 65 mph.
I told him, man you gotta make some of those calls for her and laughed
yeah she speaks as if America is the only country contributing to carbon emissions that is affecting the weather....
as if India, China, Russia and Europe isn't as well. The West Indies aren't the only areas affected. People in the U.S. are affected as well....every year.
Homes here are destroyed and lives are shattered from hurricanes, wildfires, flooding, and snowstorms. So be continue to be angry,.....you're not alone.
Still a tropical storm. The system is struggling to get further organized. I’m not sure if it’s going to make it to hurricane status.
I miss offshore