The doppler radar signature from Houston/Galveston clearly shows the eye of Tropical Storm Humberto tonight. It was centered almost due south of Galveston. Movement is a bit wobbly, but for a time it was moving almost due east, but generally NE. We will have a word-for-word text on the 10:00 p.m. advisory a little later.
The northern eye wall has intensified and spiral bands on the east side of the tropical storm were circling northward toward the border of Texas and Louisiana near Beaumont.
HERE ARE SOME SPOT REPORTS
Houston/Bush Airport…cloudy, wind NE 12
Houston/Hobby…light rain, wind NE 17
Galveston…heavy rain, wind NE 26, gusts to 37
Weather buoy 20 miles east of Galveston…wind ESE 28, gusts 36, 9-foot waves
Weather buoy 90 miles east of Port Aransas…wind NW 14, gusts 18, 6-foot waves
