Support TT[Thursday] Hurricane Beryl Approaching Yucatan Peninsula and Gulf of Mexico
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I do louse your website to look at model data, but, If you’re gonna use official NOAA data, is it appropriate to draw large hand drawn arrows estimating the track?
My ignorance speaking:
I expected the Low Pressure on the “Golf of Mexico” to make some kind of “Fujiwara effect” but it is not so. 🙁
Good day.
Thanks!
Levi
Thanks for keeping these reports going while you are on the road.
Michael Colby
Is NOAA data public domain?
Most of NOAA’s information is in the ‘public domain’ and CANNOT be copyrighted. Unless otherwise noted in the credit or caption of the item of interest, you may use it without express permission
Really grateful for your Blog.
I notice the edge of the cone keeps drifting closer to the Houston area which concerns me. Me and my neighbors are prepped!
Thanks for your incisive reports. How do you see the African Dust Factoring to the early tropical seasonal activity?
Beryl will bomb out in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico while heading towards Texas. Going to be a strong cat 2, or 3 at landfall. Corpus Christi, Freeport, to Galveston needs to watch this very closely. This could be a flooding event like Harvey in 2017.
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