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Hanna is on shore south of Corpus Christie at 90mph (Original Post) malaise Jul 2020 OP
She jumped up fast. Lochloosa Jul 2020 #1
Harvey was worse malaise Jul 2020 #2
Oh I remember. Lochloosa Jul 2020 #7
Looks like landfall is in Kenedy County. TexasTowelie Jul 2020 #3
Thanks malaise Jul 2020 #6
This won't be good. That ramped up kind of quick. cayugafalls Jul 2020 #4
it's already made landfall. LeftInTX Jul 2020 #8
It's also a very hard hit part of the state for 2naSalit Jul 2020 #5
See TexasTowelie's post at #3 malaise Jul 2020 #9
That means Corpus is on the wet side of the storm. Xipe Totec Jul 2020 #10
I'm totally ignorant malaise Jul 2020 #11
Counterclockwise rotation, the wind is coming from the sea to shore on the north (wet) Xipe Totec Jul 2020 #12
Got it - you're talking the hurricane malaise Jul 2020 #14
The south side has been the worst side Rstrstx Jul 2020 #28
The south west bands are already hitting 8,000 ft peaks. LeftInTX Jul 2020 #13
Thanks for the link. El Supremo Jul 2020 #15
My dil just sent me this, her family is already quarantined and now this.... Heartstrings Jul 2020 #16
The refugees in Matamoros are the ones who are gonna suffer LeftInTX Jul 2020 #18
Oh man.... Heartstrings Jul 2020 #21
It's tough if you've lost power Rstrstx Jul 2020 #23
Malaise LeftInTX Jul 2020 #17
We're watching with interest malaise Jul 2020 #19
A pretty nasty one due to hit Hawaii tomorrow. KY_EnviroGuy Jul 2020 #20
The eye just passed about 20 miles to our north Rstrstx Jul 2020 #22
You're in a hurricane and you've run out of Aquanet! LeftInTX Jul 2020 #25
LOL!!! greytdemocrat Jul 2020 #26
Hanna was expected to make landfall as a TS! That changed quickly! mentalsolstice Jul 2020 #24
Where ever these storms hit... greytdemocrat Jul 2020 #27

TexasTowelie

(112,196 posts)
3. Looks like landfall is in Kenedy County.
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:42 PM
Jul 2020

That area is sparsely populated so if we are supposed to get by a hurricane, then that is the place for it. The most important concern at this point will be regarding flooding and possible tornadoes. Most of that area is in drought like conditions so the rain may be beneficial.

cayugafalls

(5,640 posts)
4. This won't be good. That ramped up kind of quick.
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:42 PM
Jul 2020

At least it is a fast mover and should not hang around. I hope it does not stall.

LeftInTX

(25,335 posts)
8. it's already made landfall.
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:51 PM
Jul 2020

It won't increase due to location.
The south west bands are already hitting mountains.

2naSalit

(86,612 posts)
5. It's also a very hard hit part of the state for
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:45 PM
Jul 2020

lack of ER/ICU beds and raging pandemic problems. Not a good scene at all.

Xipe Totec

(43,890 posts)
12. Counterclockwise rotation, the wind is coming from the sea to shore on the north (wet)
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:55 PM
Jul 2020

And moving from shore to sea on the south (the dry side)

malaise

(268,998 posts)
14. Got it - you're talking the hurricane
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:58 PM
Jul 2020

I thought you were talking geography. They don't need wind or water but hopefully given the drought it won't be too bad

Rstrstx

(1,399 posts)
28. The south side has been the worst side
Sun Jul 26, 2020, 02:31 AM
Jul 2020

Am not sure why with these little pinwheel hurricanes in South Texas do this but Dolly was the same way in 2008, very little action north of the eye. Both took forever to push through and both were in late July.

LeftInTX

(25,335 posts)
13. The south west bands are already hitting 8,000 ft peaks.
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 06:57 PM
Jul 2020

In Mexico.
Risk of mudslides though, but those mountains deprive storms of their fuel.

Heartstrings

(7,349 posts)
16. My dil just sent me this, her family is already quarantined and now this....
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 07:28 PM
Jul 2020

Luckily she’s up here, living in WI....but her family is going to get hammered! One brother tested positive yesterday and they’re all sheltering in place at 2 locations, trying to keep him In one room. Good vibes needed friends!

https://weather.com/weather/alerts/localalerts/l/San+Benito+TX?canonicalCityId=37f03a7c695f4921697a3e72736852c533a3f7742b62fea32db86d2848ba3af5

Rstrstx

(1,399 posts)
23. It's tough if you've lost power
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 11:21 PM
Jul 2020

So far we've been lucky, just some flickering, but its westward track is hammering most of the Valley with the southern part of the eye wall. It's going to be a long night.

There are a lot of people in isolation from Covid right now which makes it that much more difficult.

LeftInTX

(25,335 posts)
17. Malaise
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 09:03 PM
Jul 2020

The blob in the middle of the Atlantic is now at high probability.
(I have no idea how to find your post fron earlier today)
That storm will probably head toward Cuba.

malaise

(268,998 posts)
19. We're watching with interest
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 09:10 PM
Jul 2020

but it's way to early to figure out which of us will be hit
Looks like that will be a hurricane - still it's forming early and it has a long way to go.
Got all supplies for the peak season. Can't do more than that.

Rstrstx

(1,399 posts)
22. The eye just passed about 20 miles to our north
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 11:15 PM
Jul 2020

I've about run out of Aquanet. This was definitely stronger than they thought it was going to be, I wasn't expecting the worst storm since Dolly in '08 but that's what we're getting. Wind gusts have gone down but are still gale force and the rain is very heavy at the moment. Brownsville and Matamoros probably aren't getting hit as hard given that they're about twice as far from the eye as we are.

LeftInTX

(25,335 posts)
25. You're in a hurricane and you've run out of Aquanet!
Sun Jul 26, 2020, 12:20 AM
Jul 2020

Now did you put it on before you went to the store and did your hair hold up??

mentalsolstice

(4,460 posts)
24. Hanna was expected to make landfall as a TS! That changed quickly!
Sat Jul 25, 2020, 11:49 PM
Jul 2020

We’re keeping our eye out on the other storm brewing out in the Atlantic, as it looks like it’s on track to make its way into the Gulf. And of course the one heading to Hawaii.

Everyone who lives in hurricane paths, you’re in my thoughts and I hope all DUers keep us in their thoughts. In our case, if we have to evacuate, I really don’t know where we would go.

greytdemocrat

(3,299 posts)
27. Where ever these storms hit...
Sun Jul 26, 2020, 01:03 AM
Jul 2020

We need to keep an eye on them
and keep the board apprised of them
and where they may hit.

Keep Safe!

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