I watch the forecast models for work to see when storms might be coming. You often get one single run that shows a big storm 2 weeks out but it goes away in the next run. However, the last several runs have consistently been showing a pretty big storm in the Gulf late next week. They've been showing it landing from central Louisiana to Destin, as a Cat 3 or 4. When you see it stay on the models more than a couple of runs it gets your attention.
This is WAY out, showing landfall at 282 hours (Oct 1), and it's certainly not any guarantee it will actually form or where it will go, but something to watch.
It's less likely that it will hit us in Texas, though again not impossible. The later in the season you get, the more likely it is that a cold front will grab the storm and pull it northeast away from us.
This is WAY out, showing landfall at 282 hours (Oct 1), and it's certainly not any guarantee it will actually form or where it will go, but something to watch.
It's less likely that it will hit us in Texas, though again not impossible. The later in the season you get, the more likely it is that a cold front will grab the storm and pull it northeast away from us.
