Support TTBeta to Bring Heavy Rains to Texas and Louisiana; Teddy to Bring Severe Impacts to Southeast Canada
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So the experts are thinking this storm is going to be a Beta and be extra clingy on Texas.
I’m a beleiver, heading to Freeport tmrw to board the windows on the beach haus. Thanks Levi.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t issue some sort of watches soon.
Pressure is already under 1000 and they have reported gust 60-70 mph.
The atmospheric pressure in Teddy’s eye is 948 mbar.
At 8:40 in video, Hurricane Douglas?
I heard that also
Obvious slip of the tongue.
The storms have a lot in common: mid-ocean and threatening islands.
Hurricane seasons are always a source of anxiety, with family along the Texas gulf coast and in the US VI. These posts are consistently among the most informative that I’ve found, at least for a lay observer like me. Thanks Levi!
Well said. Nothing can make this season relaxing, but Levi’s explanations help a lot.
Our Texas Purple Sage are in full bloom in 2 locations, they never ever lie and are always correct about rainfall coming