Cazatormentas
Foro de Meteorología => Seguimiento de situaciones meteorológicas => Mensaje iniciado por: ermuleto en Junio 19, 2006, 17:07:20 pm
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Está ocurriendo ahora mismo y puede que esté exagerando, pero me parece que es un tormentazo de cojones (perdón por el calificativo)
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Playas de Galveston (Texas) - Webcam
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http://www.galveston.com/webcams/
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El Severe Weather Alert activa el Flash Food Warning y el Flood Warning para la zona.
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http://www.weather.com/newscenter/severeWxAlertsSCUS.html
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Increible la forma que está adquiriendo este tormentazo (huracanito de bolsillo)
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la ultima foto que an puesto la cadena norte americana fox news es la de HOUSTON ay se ve ke esta todo inundado
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:o Joder!!! Y eso de Houston sólo está recibiendo de refilón.
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Última hora en Houston.
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HOUSTON — Torrential rainfall shut down Houston highways Monday and flooded parts of southwest Louisiana, where more than 100 patients had to be evacuated from a nursing home.
As much as 10.5 inches of rain was reported in the Houston area by the height of the morning rush hour, said Rusty Cornelius, administrative coordinator for Harris County Emergency Management. Almost 6 inches of rain fell in just 75 minutes near Hobby Airport, the National Weather Service reported.
Interstate 10 and other major arteries in the Houston area flooded. Numerous school districts called off classes. Even Hobby Airport was closed for more than 2 hours because employees couldn't get through the flooded roadways to work.
Much of the Houston region remained under a flash flood warning at midday, with more rain expected.
"We probably have another 48 hours of this," said Josh Lichter, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Houston.
In Louisiana, emergency crews evacuated more than 100 patients from Holly Hill Nursing Home, where the water was a foot deep in the halls. Fire departments from Sulphur and Lake Charles and two ambulance companies were moving patients to another nursing home in Lake Charles, about 15 miles away, officials said.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,200078,00.html
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Video sobre el Tormentazo de Houston.
http://www.weather.com/multimedia/videoplayer.html?clip=3590&collection=topstory&from=wxcenter_video
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:o :o :o :o Menudo seguimiento has hecho, tronco :-X :-X
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:o :o :o :o Menudo seguimiento has hecho, tronco :-X :-X
Para eso estamos. ;)
Tengo una pequeña duda.
Increible la forma que está adquiriendo este tormentazo (huracanito de bolsillo)
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¿Esto es una Supercélula?
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A mí me parece un auténtico SCM americano, que podría llevar embebida alguna supercélula, a tenor de lo que muestra la imagen del radra que has puesto :-X
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A mí me parece un auténtico SCM americano, que podría llevar embebida alguna supercélula, a tenor de lo que muestra la imagen del radra que has puesto :-X
Fijate que Houston sólo la ha rozado y no veas la que ha liado. Habrá que buscar más cámaras web de la costa, para ver lo acontecido.
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Analisis en superficie de hace media hora... 8)
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Y tres mesociclones dando rulos por ahi... :DDD :DDD :DDD
:<<O
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Pues esta previsto que llueva, ¿eh?... :-X
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:o :o :o No coment.
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Se estan detectando tormentas fuertes y varios puntos donde esta cayendo granizo... :<<O
Eso si, no hay rastro de movimientos rotatorios en las tormentas por ahora... ::)
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http://www.galveston.com/webcams/
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Interesante situacion... :o :o :o
Numerosas zonas con 60/65 dbz... :-X :-X
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Tarde muy entrenida, jejeje...
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De momento están teniendo mucha suerte, ya que lo peor está metido en el Golfo.
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Brutal ese SCM :-X estupendo ese seguimiento, vaya ecos y vaya imagenes...lo que on se es si se esperaba tal situación en la zona...
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Brutal ese SCM :-X estupendo ese seguimiento, vaya ecos y vaya imagenes...lo que on se es si se esperaba tal situación en la zona...
Yo creo que si porque he visto avisos con hora de esta mañana... :<<O
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No es fea la prevision de lluvias del GFS... :<<O evil
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El synop de Houston indico aquel dia 50 mm... pero hay datos de varias zonas con cantidades de hasta 250 mm... tipico SCM americano como decia Gale... :o
Recuerdo: 1 inch=25'4 mm... ::)
June 20, 2006, 8:05PM
Storms skirt Houston, heavy rains fall southwest
By RUTH RENDON
Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle
The projected thunderstorms for the Houston area today instead dumped rain on Brazoria and Matagorda counties to the southwest, but no incidents of flooding were reported.
The counties saw plentiful rain but nothing like the torrential downpour that hit Houston on Monday.
Forecasters were calling for a 30 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms today and Thursday and 20 percent on Friday and Saturday for the Houston area.
Gov. Rick Perry, who sent support like Texas Army National Guard trucks, boats and helicopters in response to Houston's flooding, toured the Houston area Tuesday.
"We have receding water in some areas, but certain parts of Houston and Southeast Texas have been saturated with so much rainfall that flash flood conditions are still possible," Perry said Tuesday from Houston's TranStar building.
The governor advised residents to avoid low-lying and unfamiliar areas "where you could be into an unwelcome situation rather quickly."
Monday marked the rainiest day since Tropical Storm Allison hit the area in June 2001. Almost 11 inches fell in the Hobby Airport area of southeast Houston on Monday , flooding homes, roads and creating a traffic nightmare. No injuries were reported.
"Our hearts go out and a lot of our actions are going out to deal with our fellow Houstonians who have had their houses under water," Houston Mayor Bill White said. "We are coping with this as a community and coping effectively as a community," Houston Mayor Bill White said. "It was like a giant fire hose from the sky was spraying down on a highly localized area. We have been working all day and we will be continuing to work to take care of those citizens."
By Tuesday afternoon, the National Weather Service was reporting intermittent rainfall in Brazoria County at rates of one-quarter to one-half inch an hour.
Volunteers Jim Crawford and Richard Alvarado drove a Red Cross disaster relief truck from Bay City in Matagorda County to the coastal towns of Matagorda and Sargent to look for flood victims.
"Everybody was doing fine, so we stopped to have a nice lunch," Crawford said. "There was a little bit of water over some of the roads, but that didn't cause any real problems."
Freddie Kile, chief tender of the swing bridge at Sargent, said the area was pounded by heavy rainfall Tuesday morning, but no homes appeared to be flooded.
Brazoria County officials were keeping an eye on the Brazos River, which helps carry runoff from the Houston area to the Gulf of Mexico. Officials also were monitoring creeks and bayous that handle the runoff from Houston.
The rainfall has generally been a boon to agriculture in the areas around Houston such as Wharton and Fort Bend counties, said Peter McGuill county extension agent for agriculture and natural resources in Wharton County.
"For the most part the amount of rain we have gotten in Wharton County has been good," he said.
McGuill said the moisture is beneficial for pastures, meadows and hay producers but cautioned that too much rain can pose problems.
"We are really in a tentative stage right now. Depending on the crop you grow determines how much rain you want right now," he said.
McGuill said grain sorghum that is close to harvest does not need rainfall now. If rice crops are blooming, the heavy rain could possibly knock the blooms off the plants and hurt the yield.
The rain, however, was welcomed by most cotton farmers.
"It was about time for them to get some rain because it was starting to get dry again," he said.
Chronicle reporters Eric Hanson and Richard Stewart and correspondent S.K. Bardwell contributed to this story.
Houston residents clean up after heavy rains
CHRIS DUNCANAssociated Press
HOUSTON - Chunks of drenched carpeting were piled at the ends of driveways on Kelso Street south of downtown Houston on Tuesday, a day after a storm dumped nearly a foot of rain in parts of the city.
William Rufus, 70, spent Tuesday morning salvaging furniture from the small home on the street he's lived in for 30 years. He relaxed in a lawn chair in the early afternoon as drizzle pelted a tin roof covering his pickup truck.
"You'll never get back all you've lost," he said. "This is as bad as it gets."
The National Weather Service said the brief, powerful storm dumped 10-11 inches in areas of Harris County.
More showers had been expected on Tuesday, but less than an inch fell in Harris County as the storm veered southwest, toward Matagorda County. The weather service said a total of 15 inches fell in that coastal area between 7 a.m. Monday and 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Matagorda County Judge Greg Westmoreland said no houses were damaged.
"We sure had a pile of rain," Westmoreland said, "but it looks like we came out of it pretty lucky. We were right on the brink."
Gov. Rick Perry visited Houston on Tuesday and was satisfied with the emergency response from local authorities.
"We have very capable individuals who relay back to us what's happening on the ground," Perry said. "I feel very comfortable that we've got a pretty good handle on what is occurring out there."
Perry pre-deployed 50 National Guard trucks, 30 rescue boats and assorted other emergency equipment and personnel, but said none of it was needed.
Perry said the state will apply for federal aid to help the recovery.
About 300 Harris County residents were rescued on Monday, but emergency management coordinator Mike Montgomery said most of them were stranded motorists who attempted ill-fated drives through deep water.
County officials estimated that a total of 78 homes were flooded. No deaths or injuries were reported.
Scattered showers and clearing skies were in the forecast for the rest of the week - good news at the Cossaboom Family YMCA, southeast of downtown.
The basement and first floor of the facility were flooded on Monday and on Tuesday, the outdoor pool behind it was still overflowing with filthy water.
Lori Rumfield, the facility's executive director, said the damage could've been much worse.
"We've been hustling," she said. "We recovered about as fast as we could."
Back on Kelso Street, Rufus said he just was grateful that the floodwaters didn't destroy his prized possession - a maroon 1966 Buick Wildcat.
"It's still running," he said with a smile.
AHI ESTAN LAS PRECIS DE 250 MM EN POCO TIEMPO... :-X :-X :-X
INCLUSO 380 MM EN 24 HORAS... :o
Tremenda caza la que hicimos, aunque con mas merito de Ermu, que dio la alerta... ;)
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Impresionante. Todos los días rezo, para que caiga algo parecido aquí en Canovellas (Barcelona). evil
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Impresionante. Todos los días rezo, para que caiga algo parecido aquí en Canovellas (Barcelona). evil
Juuuuuaaaasssssss...
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:<<O evil
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Impresionante!!! Que datos mas bestiales de precipitacion! :o :-X
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QUE TORMENTON MAS GRANDE
este bicho rompe barreras en tamaño y en proporcion
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de esas tambien tenemos en españa!! jijiji
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de esas tambien tenemos en españa!! jijiji
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Esa fue una supercelula si mal no recuerdo! :o :-X Impresionante :-X
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Yo soy novato en sto asi k aun no me entero muxo.si la tormenta contenia una supercelula...xk no uvo tornados?perdonad mi ignorancia.
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Yo soy novato en sto asi k aun no me entero muxo.si la tormenta contenia una supercelula...xk no uvo tornados?perdonad mi ignorancia.
No todas las supercelulas producen tornados y no todos los tornados tienen su seno en una supercelula.... ;)
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Yo soy novato en sto asi k aun no me entero muxo.si la tormenta contenia una supercelula...xk no uvo tornados?perdonad mi ignorancia.
Bienvenido al foro !! aqui podras aprender acerca de supercelulas y demas.. ;)
Una cosa si te pediria, que escribieses con todas las letras, en formato sms es dificil seguir la conversacion.
saludos
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Muchas gracias lo intentare.Aqui en ourense hace unos años tuvimos un fenomeno mu raro...os cuento.era un dia de estos de fuerte temporal y cuando parecia que todo acabara a eso de las 7 de la noche(era invierno)durante menos de 10 segundos cayo una de agua increible,y no es esagerar en esos segundos se inundaron todas las calles y el viento alcanzo los 130 km/h-al dia siguiente comentaron en clase k el agua parecia girar sobre si misma asta ablaron de un tornado a medio formar sobre el centro.alguien sabe k pudo suceder?
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Muchas gracias lo intentare.Aqui en ourense hace unos años tuvimos un fenomeno mu raro...os cuento.era un dia de estos de fuerte temporal y cuando parecia que todo acabara a eso de las 7 de la noche(era invierno)durante menos de 10 segundos cayo una de agua increible,y no es esagerar en esos segundos se inundaron todas las calles y el viento alcanzo los 130 km/h-al dia siguiente comentaron en clase k el agua parecia girar sobre si misma asta ablaron de un tornado a medio formar sobre el centro.alguien sabe k pudo suceder?
Quizas fuera un reventon humedo.... ??? con esos datos que das es dificil de saber
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Un reventon humedo viene siendo...
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voy a ver si puedo encontrar mas datos en la voz de galicia del dia siguiente
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jo nadie me lo explica en el google no responden concretamente y las respuestas no las entiende ni dios