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LetMyPeopleVote

(155,536 posts) Wed Jun 19, 2024, 08:04 AM Jun 2024

Tropical system lashing the Texas coast, but Houston is missing most of the action

I admit that I was concerned. My youngest child and each bought a case of water to be on the safe side.

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https://spacecityweather.com/tropical-system-lashing-the-texas-coast-but-houston-is-missing-most-of-the-action/

In brief: A tropical system is bringing heavy rains and lashing winds to the Texas coast this morning, but most of this activity is south of Houston. We’ll see the potential for widespread showers on Wednesday before lesser rain chances through the weekend. Houston’s skies will turn partly sunny starting Thursday, with lots of sunshine on Saturday and Sunday.

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Tropical system lashing the Texas coast, but Houston is missing most of the action (Original Post) LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2024 OP

Not like Houston hasn't had a huge share over the years. marble falls Jun 2024 #1

This storm is very early and there may be another storm in the Gulf later next week LetMyPeopleVote Jun 2024 #2

"Lashing" winds is an exageration. The winds experienced so far are... CCExile Jun 2024 #3

marble falls

(62,523 posts)

1. Not like Houston hasn't had a huge share over the years.

Reply to LetMyPeopleVote (Original post)

Wed Jun 19, 2024, 08:14 AM

Jun 2024

LetMyPeopleVote

(155,536 posts)

2. This storm is very early and there may be another storm in the Gulf later next week

Reply to marble falls (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 19, 2024, 08:44 AM

Jun 2024

I fear that this will be a very active hurricane season

CCExile

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3. "Lashing" winds is an exageration. The winds experienced so far are...

Reply to LetMyPeopleVote (Original post)

Wed Jun 19, 2024, 11:14 AM

Jun 2024

nothing special for the central Texas coast. I've never lived anywhere with such regular high winds. The Corpus Christi marina is full of sailboats the almost never go out because it's almost ALWAYS TOO WINDY! So far (mid-day Saturday) the rains haven't been a problem. Our drought ravaged ground is soaking it up like a sponge, and our reservoirs were approaching 20% levels. Glad it's missing the upper coast, as they've had way more than their fair share.

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