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Scattered t-storms are once again forecast to pop up across SE
NM this afternoon and evening. As has been the case all summer,
the best chances will over and near the mountains.
Our annual summer monsoon has refused to move far
enough east to spread decent rains across SE NM & W TX
this summer. Hit and miss t-storms are forecast for the local
area today into the weekend.
Tropics Are Heating Up.
Tropical Depression #8.
Invest #97.
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Map Is Courtesy Of AccuWeather.
Map Is Courtesy Of The National Hurricane Center.
Tropical Depression #8 has developed just off the coast of
Honduras this morning. If further development of this system
occurs, then it will be named Tropical Storm Harvey. This Tropical
Storm is forecast to continue moving off to the WNW and inland
across the Yucatan Peninsula area this weekend.
Invest #97 continues to battle dry air way out in the Atlantic this
morning. It is clipping along at a fairly fast pace to the west at
around 20 mph this morning. This Tropical Wave has the potential
to become "Irene" later this weekend. This one needs to be watched
since it has the potential to pose a threat anywhere from the Gulf
of Mexico, to Florida, and along the Southeastern US seaboard
next week.
enough east to spread decent rains across SE NM & W TX
this summer. Hit and miss t-storms are forecast for the local
area today into the weekend.
Tropics Are Heating Up.
Tropical Depression #8 has developed just off the coast of
Honduras this morning. If further development of this system
occurs, then it will be named Tropical Storm Harvey. This Tropical
Storm is forecast to continue moving off to the WNW and inland
across the Yucatan Peninsula area this weekend.
Invest #97 continues to battle dry air way out in the Atlantic this
morning. It is clipping along at a fairly fast pace to the west at
around 20 mph this morning. This Tropical Wave has the potential
to become "Irene" later this weekend. This one needs to be watched
since it has the potential to pose a threat anywhere from the Gulf
of Mexico, to Florida, and along the Southeastern US seaboard
next week.
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