The National Hurricane Center has identified a tropical system named “Invest 95L” that is currently moving towards the west-northwest direction across Puerto Rico. This wave is anticipated to become better organized as it progresses through Cuba and is expected to take a more northerly turn into the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
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When will this turn occur? The system’s trajectory was previously predicted to make an earlier turn, which would lead it towards the Bahamas and to the east of Florida, according to several forecast models.
The cone has now moved towards the west, bringing the coastal areas of Mississippi, Alabama, and the Florida Panhandle into the potential impact zone.
What About Texas?
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All the weather models I’ve reviewed indicate that this tropical system will head north into the United States before it reaches New Orleans. This is a relief for the millions of Texas residents who are still recovering from the impacts of Hurricane Beryl and are understandably tired of dealing with storms.
When Beryl was on its way towards the Yucatan Peninsula a few weeks ago, people residing in northern Mexico up to Lake Charles, Louisiana were considered to be in danger of being directly hit by the hurricane.
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Meteorologists predict that the cone of the potential Tropical Storm Debbie could lead to a range of landfall options. It could hit anywhere from New Orleans to the entire East Coast of Florida. However, at present, the Upper Texas Coast may only experience a slight chance of rain this weekend and a rise in wave activity.
Never Say Never
It’s always better to stay informed and be prepared, even if the chances of a tropical system affecting Texas are slim. Keeping an eye on the latest updates is a wise move.
