The National Hurricane Center has increased the chances of Invest 92L developing into a tropical system to 90% over the next 2 days. Yesterday, we saw a shift in the track toward central Louisiana; however, this morning, the modeling data showed a possible shift in the track back to the west closer to Cameron, Louisiana. […]
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The National Hurricane Center continues to give Invest 92L an 80% chance of developing into a tropical system, possibly a tropical depression or tropical storm. Environmental conditions and water temperatures are expected to be favorable for tropical cyclone development once the system moves into the Gulf of Mexico and moves westward across the northern Gulf
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The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 18.16 feet and continues to fall. This Week and the Tropics We are continuing to watch for the potential development of a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico. Overnight the threat of development along the Louisiana and Texas coasts have increased; however, at this
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The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 23.33 feet (Action Flood Stage) and continues to fall. Based on the forecast, we could drop below Action Stage over the weekend. This Week Over the next few days we could continue to see some isolated showers and thunderstorms pop up, but overall the next
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The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 32.14 feet (Action Flood Stage) and is forecasted remain in Action Stage into next week. This Week Overnight portions of the Brazos River Watershed received between 1 to 3 inches of rainfall. Based on the rainfall received, we will continue to remain in Acton Stage
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The Brazos River in Richmond is currently at Gage Elevation 36.89 feet (Action Flood Stage) and is forecasted to remain elevated above Richmond Gage 35.00 feet through Saturday morning. This Week Based on this morningbs forecast, we should continue to see sunny to partly cloudy skies with minimal rain chances, less than 25%, over the
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The region continues to remain in a Flash Flood Watch until 7am Thursday morning, with portions of Wharton and Fort Bend Counties in a Flash Flood Watch through 9:45 am today. Since early this morning, portions of Fort Bend and Wharton Counties have seen a significant amount of rainfall. Preliminary rainfall amounts as high as
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Although the National Hurricane Center has reduced the development of Invest 91L to a 40% chance over the next 48 hours, this system will bring excess rainfall across the region over then next couple of days. Based on the conditions, the NWS will place our region, including Fort Bend County, in a Flash Flood Watch
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