☀️ More sunshine is expected across the region on this Saturday. High temperatures will rise into the upper-80s. Some locales may even hit 90° this afternoon.
UV index is quite high today – don't forget the sunscreen!
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 22, 2021
That swirl of showers viable on radar in the western Gulf is INVEST #91L. The center of the weak system will cross the coast overnight in eastern Texas. pic.twitter.com/HsF7tncoLy
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 22, 2021
Last visible satellite frames of the day highlight a well-defined area of low pressure in the western Gulf, moving quickly toward the Texas coast. Chances are now lower, but still not entirely zero, of this system becoming a brief TD or TS over the next 6-12 hours. pic.twitter.com/nvSNzKB9RL
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) May 22, 2021
8 pm EDT 21 May: We continue to monitor two areas for possible development.
1) A low NE of Bermuda is likely to become a subtropical cyclone tonight or Saturday.
2) A Gulf of Mexico low could become a short-lived tropical depression/storm before moving inland over the TX coast. pic.twitter.com/IXdcpMaQbN— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) May 21, 2021
Well, when it comes to rain, it's either feast or famine for the South. No appreciable rain expected here for the next 7 days. Meanwhile, flooding continues to worsen across portions of TX/LA. @NWSLakeCharles we'd gladly take some of that rain from you, if we could. #alwx #lawx pic.twitter.com/NMsPyVvsvz
— NWS Birmingham (@NWSBirmingham) May 21, 2021
