A moist, tropical airmass is in place across much of central and east Texas again this morning. This instability, combined with energy from a middle and upper-level low pressure system over the Arklatex region will result in pretty solid coverage of showers and thunderstorms. The most likely time for development is after 11am and will continue through late afternoon/early evening. The most likely area for more widespread coverage is in an area from Austin northward through the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex, and on East toward the Arkansas/Louisiana borders. This activity is expected to diminish rapidly after 6pm.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Tropical-Like Showers & T-Storms Likely Again Today
A moist, tropical airmass is in place across much of central and east Texas again this morning. This instability, combined with energy from a middle and upper-level low pressure system over the Arklatex region will result in pretty solid coverage of showers and thunderstorms. The most likely time for development is after 11am and will continue through late afternoon/early evening. The most likely area for more widespread coverage is in an area from Austin northward through the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex, and on East toward the Arkansas/Louisiana borders. This activity is expected to diminish rapidly after 6pm.
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