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 Warning has already been issued early this morning from NWS/Lake Charles.
INTERESTING TRACK FORECAST
The official track forecast from NHC brings the center of Humberto by around midnight tonight to NE Louisiana. A TD by that time. Then the track is eastward across Central Mississippi to a point in West Alabama by 1 am Saturday between Livingston and Butler. By that time is is forecast to be moving toward the ESE.
Rain amounts of 5 to 10 inches along the path of Humberto today with some amounts as much as 15 inches. Highest sustained winds on the 4 am advisory, near 85 mph meaning Humberto was a Category One hurricane
SPOT REPORTS AT 4 AM CDT
Beaumont…rain, wind east at 54 with gusts to 84 mph
Lake Charles…rain, wind east 16, gusts 25
Houston…cloudy, wind NW 8
Galveston…cloudy, wind west 13
Sea Rim State Park…wind south 63, gusts to 71 mph
