A chance for rain before Beryl moves in…

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Let's start off with some non-tropical news first...there is a chance for some afternoon poppers in south-central Texas along a stationary front. It's bizarre to me that a cool front has made to a Del Rio to San Antonio line on the 6th of July!

With that in mind, yet another cool front will be dropping down on Tuesday morning, steering Beryl to the NE as it moves into Texas somewhere near Matagorda Island on Monday. If it does end up being a hurricane, that location is better than striking Corpus or Galveston!

As of this post time, the NHC is forecasting tropical storm Beryl to re-generate back into a Cat 1 hurricane just before landfall. As I have been mentioning, if you want some rain west of I-35 and I-37 root for Beryl to stay a tropical storm so that it spreads a wider area of rain around its center as opposed to a hurricane that tends to keep more moisture at its core.

While our cone of uncertainty has decreased in size, there is still a wide enough area to the west, where if Beryl shifts just a little that direction, we could see more rain west of I-35 and I-37. I would not go to Vegas on the odds, but it still remains possible!

I’ll have another post out this afternoon.