I just had a brief shower that was not expected today. The NHC will begin issuing Advisories for Potential Tropical Cyclone 1 at 11:00 AM Eastern time along the Texas/Louisiana Coast. Current track guidance keep the center passing to our S later this week. I've noticed that rain amounts has been increasing the last 24 hours for our SW Mountains into Haywood County.
I've had a couple of showers today. Nothing heavy, but none the less rain. Looks like more on the way with the front. We'll need to keep an eye on the rich tropical moisture moving across the SE beyond mid week.
What an amazing early June day across the Mountains. It was 49 at the house this morning and warmed to 72 this afternoon. Humidity was non existent and it felt like an October Fall day!
I'm getting another round of showers this afternoon and 60 behind the cold front. We're going to need to clear out this afternoon if we have a chance at the upper 40s in the morning!
Drier air has filtered in behind the front. No rain at the house today, but I drove through a shower between Silva and Waynesville early this afternoon.
The models are suggesting a rather sharp trough axis will develop in Texas and extend down to the Yucatan later this week into next weekend. It's not unusual this time of year to see a broad area of low pressure to fester near the Western Caribbean and Western to Central Gulf in such a setup. I wouldn't be surprised to see copious deep tropical moisture setup over all the SE including the Mountains. We'll need to monitor early this week for any potential tropical mischief attempting to organize W of Florida later this week.
Thank you Shell. What prompted my post was seeing our neighbors just last week talking of their own experience with PTSD. Ike and Harvey exposed my own battles. But knowledge and preparation eases the stress.