Scroll down for the latest advisory (4 am) on Humberto. Here is a bit of extra information: A Tornado Watch is in effect for spin-off tornadoes over part of SW Louisiana mainly south of Interstate 10. At least one Tornado … Continue reading →

The eye of Humberto is still clearly visible on radar at 4 o’clock this morning over the very SE corner of Texcas. As far SE as it is possible without being offshore or in the SW edge of Louisiana. Radar … Continue reading →

Since we are up watching Humberto, might as well give you a quick look at Alabama weather: At 1:45 am, there was a lone thunderstorm over South Montgomery County south of Montgomery. Moving NNE. Considerable lightning with that single storm. … Continue reading →

* Inland Tropical Storm Warning cancelled for part of SE Texas including Houston (Harris County) and Galveston. * Flash Flood Watch cancelled for Metro Houston * 5 to 10 inches of rain expected along the track of Humberto through East … Continue reading →

BULLETIN HURRICANE HUMBERTO SPECIAL ADVISORY NUMBER 4 NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL092007 1215 AM CDT THU SEP 13 2007 …HUMBERTO BECOMES A HURRICANE JUST BEFORE LANDFALL… …HURRICANE FORCE WINDS COVER SMALL AREA NORTHEAST OF CENTER… AT 1215 AM … Continue reading →

At 10 o’clock tonight, these additional reports GALVESTON: Heavy rain, wind NE 31, gusts 43 mph WEATHER BUOY 20 EAST OF GALVESTON: Wather temperature 85, wind ESE 40, gusts 50 mph Sustained winds on the latest advisory 65 mph. It … Continue reading →

TCPAT4 BULLETIN TROPICAL STORM HUMBERTO ADVISORY NUMBER 3 NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL092007 1000 PM CDT WED SEP 12 2007 …HUMBERTO STRENGTHENS SOME MORE AS ITS CENTER APPROACHES THE UPPER TEXAS COAST… AT 10 PM CDT…0300Z…THE TROPICAL STORM … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

Please scroll down for earlier posts, including the afternoon video discussion from James and some spot reports. Lots of useful information. This blog will look like US 280 for the next several days with frequent updates. Here is the latest … Continue reading →

These reports in connection with Tropical Storm Humberto, off the Upper Texas Coast: SABINE PASS COAST GUARD STATION Sea surface temperature (SST) 85, wind NE sustained 15 mph OIL PLATFORM 45 MILES SOUTH OF GALVESTON Visibility 1/2 mile, heavy rain. … Continue reading →