It now curves through East Texas and moves a LOT slower than last update. At least this way, the rain'll slowly spread through east texas instead of getting stuck of tex arkana for three days and dropping 30+inches of rain.
Oh, yeah. We're gonna get clipped. Just not nearly as much as we thought we were.
Hurricane Gilbert dove straight through Northern Old Mexico, and spawned 31 Tornadoes - one of which hit a house not too far from mine in San Antonio. :) Them things is big.
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Date: 2005-09-23 01:17 pm (UTC)don't know if you're in austincommunity, but there's a meterologist who posts there often.
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Date: 2005-09-23 01:21 pm (UTC)Hurricane Gilbert dove straight through Northern Old Mexico, and spawned 31 Tornadoes - one of which hit a house not too far from mine in San Antonio. :) Them things is big.