We have had 12 named storms form in the Atlantic Basin IN THE LAST MONTH since August 19, aka an entire "normal" season of named storms in the last 30 days. 12 named storms, 6 hurricanes, 2 major hurricanes. @philklotzbach @RyanMaue @morganabigail @DrLauraMyers @TropicalTidbits pic.twitter.com/N129YMFlKi
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 19, 2020
A Hurricane Watch has been issued for a part of the Texas coast, including areas near Houston & Galveston ahead of Tropical Storm Beta. Max. winds up to 60 mph this evening. Tropical Storm Watch for south Texas coast and part of the Louisiana coast. pic.twitter.com/bbMuwm0ScZ
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 19, 2020
CONECUH RIVER ABOVE FLOOD STAGE AT RIVERVIEW NEAR EAST BREWTON… Water levels on the Conecuh River near Riverview, AL continue to be above flood stage after record-setting rainfall during Hurricane Sally on Wednesday. This aerial video highlights the flooding ongoing near the Alabama Highway 41 bridge near Riverview, just south of East Brewton along Alabama Highway 41. The water levels of the Conecuh River near Riverview are forecast to basically be at this same level for the next 3-4 days, per the latest flood guidance issued by the local National Weather Service office. Special thanks to the Airport Manager Earl Lambert and the Brewton Municipal Airport for helping me coordinate this drone flight in a safe way. This drone flight happened about a mile away from the Brewton Municipal Airport, thus special permission was needed to make this happen.
Flooding continues along the Conecuh River near Riverview, AL in Escambia County. The river is expected to continue to have water levels at approximately this height for the next several days, per the latest forecast from @NWSMobile. Full aerial video: https://t.co/8P9DsxcWeA pic.twitter.com/gjFmUgzDus
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 19, 2020
