e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slow down with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course those hurricane Wars in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some trop iCal storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County galvaston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water in ination possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slow down with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south in west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dilling with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical stormforce winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weeken to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by two Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gul facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4 feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as weet track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weak to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 1 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that uh even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast to Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as weet track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 me ologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 miles an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 1 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to four inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from brazas Port up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some two to five feet storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5T of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the Galvis area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh with that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galvon area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation for those coastal areas as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong wind along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph wind by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't see seemed like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5 feet storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4 feet for the gal area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mph so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 10000 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from brasport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also uh no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5T of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4 feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 fet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into to Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 MPH uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the real Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 10000 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier down pors the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as weet track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm k 11 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus chrisy even North the r Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head in into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to four inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS America Amer model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christy so we could see up to 2 to 5et of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galvon area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5et of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5 ft water inundation uh for those coastal areas as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to seven inches of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to two to four inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5et storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm through threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's week to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to straight Len right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mph so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all in down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation Poss that's for all Gulf facing beaches for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5et of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heat those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's week to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane hurricane just prior to landfall around 10000 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching falling down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on khou.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning morning I'm K live meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weaken to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to four inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GF s American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a stor storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas as as we go into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest for cast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris RZ with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 miles hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in a agent that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 in of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up in down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the galvon area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5et of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5 ft water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two day so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 miles hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 M hour winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the move movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5 feet storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the Galvis area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the media Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical St storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour so we're seeing some slow down with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 10000 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some two to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County galvaston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4T for the Galvis area but brasport up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heat those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christy as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that uh even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 inches of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin Dillan with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5 feet storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably three to 5 fet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heat those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weaken to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mil an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the court Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus C as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to two to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm Forest winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into to uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5 ft storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port laaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to four feet for the galison area but Brazosport up to probably 3 to 5 feet of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible uh strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the lake forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 miles an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mes an hour so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100m on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph winds and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 Ines of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rain bands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant am amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from Brazosport up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4 feet for the galison area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course where ever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the mediate Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as R track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive uh Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the kh1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 12 mph so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strength in just briefly to a category 1 hurricane just prior to landfall around 100 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by Tuesday we're expecting this to continue its northward track with 40 mph wind and the good news with this is that this storm looks like to be appearing to be moving off quite fast models are in agreement that we're going to see a landfall somewhere down the middle Texas coast in and around near Corpus Christie as we head into the next 48 hours so as we look at the 7-Day rain potential it's important to note that even though you see most of the heavier rainfall to the west of the Houston area uh we could see up to 5 to 7 in of accumulated rainfall as that storm moves through portions of uh just south and west of the Houston area so heavy rain possible we could get up to 2 to 4 Ines of rain here across Houston but there's still some uncertainty in terms of the rainfall accumulations as we look at the GFS American model we're seeing most of the heavier rain out around Victoria near Edna even Austin dealing with some of this heavier downpours the good news is by Tuesday most of the heavier rainbands are going to be out towards the east of us and so it's going to be moving quite fast this is what we like to see in terms of the movement of the storm it doesn't seem like it's going to be lingering over Southeast Texas dumping significant amount of rain but we could see some tropical storm force winds uh for our Inland areas as we head into uh later on on Monday afternoon into Tuesday so expecting that to continue uh with that rain chance through Friday but the latest update not really much change uh in the forecast track Zone as we look at that situation but those tropical alerts right now hurricane watches are in effect from brazas Port up and down the Texas coast through Corpus Christie even Port Mansfield uh so we're definitely watching that also no matter where this storm makes landfall we could see some 2 to 5T storm surge so a storm surge watch is in effect for portions of coastal Harris County Galveston counties stretching all and down the Texas coast of Port lavaka even Corpus Christie so we could see up to 2 to 5 feet of water inundation possible that's for all Gulf facing beaches uh for our area so it's going to be probably 2 to 4 feet for the Galvis area but brazes Port up to probably 3 to 5 ft of course wherever that storm makes landfall they're going to see the more greater 5T water inundation uh for those coastal areas uh as we go into the next two days so if you are along the medic Coast make sure to heed those warnings and evacuation orders from those officials so as we track Barrel we are expecting this to arrive Monday into Tuesday making landfall at some point along the Texas coast we could see tropical storm threats here across the area and that in terms means a some heavy rain as well as some possible strong winds along the coastal area so the need for this is to watch the latest forecast especially on k.com and on the K1 app good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez with your latest tropic update we are seeing Barrel it's weakened to a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour uh we are expecting this to strengthen right before it reaches the Texas coast right now it's moving West Northwest at 12 mph so we're seeing some slowdown with the storm as we as it moves off towards the Northwest here's a look at the latest track of course there's hurricane warnings in effect for uh portions of Port lavaka all the way down the Corpus Chrissy even north of the Rio Grand River but we are expecting this to strengthen just briefly to a category one hurricane just prior to landfall around 10000 p.m. on Monday so we could see some 90 mph winds by e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e good Saturday morning I'm K1 meteorologist Chris Ramirez this is as of the latest from the 10 a advisory from the National Hurricane Center of course the next one from the National Hurricane Center will'll be back out at 400 p.m. and we could be looking at more updates with the forecast as we're getting a better understanding as barrel uh is heading closer towards the Texas coast it's still a ways away right now it is a tropical storm with winds at 60 M an hour moving West Northwest at 12 M an hour it is approximately 456 Mi away from the Texas coast so there's still a lot of Gulf of Mexico uh to uh track over before it makes landfall and then in that time period we could see that strengthening back into a hurricane status just prior to land fall so looking at the latest track we are seeing of course this is actually looking at the uh the the ghost satellite imagery of those clouds that are associated with the storm as we look at the latest track we're expecting this to uh strengthen into a hurricane around Sunday evening just prior to landfall making landfall somewhere around Sun Monday morning between Corpus Chrissy south of Matagorda so expecting this to be a tropical storm as it nears just to the west of the Houston area eventually tracking off towards the Northeast as we go into Tuesday into to Wednesday we're actually seeing that cone shrink just a little bit as we're getting a better understanding of course all of Southeast Texas was included under uh that forecast track now they're eliminating some areas across our areas especially east of Houston from from the track as that cone is expected to shrink going into the next 48 hours we are expecting some rain out of this so looking at the GFS American model uh the rain the heavier rainfall is going to be around the center of the storm the good news is that Barrel is not as big we're here to see that uh those orange and yellow colors that's where most of the heavier rain will be from this system so if you are watching in around from Victoria Edna even portions of Matagorda Bay even Austin San Antonio might even get some of the heavier rainfall as this storm tracks off towards the Northeast but here's the good news with this as we go into Tuesday afternoon we're expecting a Monday morning landfall Tuesday afternoon this system is already going to be off towards the Northeast tracking towards uh uh Louisiana in portions of Mississippi so this is going to be fast moving we hope that it's fast moving as we continue through the next 48 hours uh but lingering showers are possible at least through Sunday but as we look at the rain accumulation some of us could get up to 5 to 7 Ines of rain right now the latest models is showing more of the heavier rainfall we're able to see those those orange Reds and those white colors that's where the heavier rainfall is expected that's the 5 to 7 in accumulation that's going to be mainly west of Houston even though we can't roll out a possible 3 to 4 inches of rain in some locations here across the Houston area and we just hope that it's not all at once and it's pretty much widespread but since this is a fast moving storm we are expecting this to be out of the area by Tuesday afternoon however hurricanes as they're approaching the coastal areas they do have some impacts of course that hurricane watch that's in effect from brz's port to port laaka including portions of Corpus Christie to Port Mansfield but other thing to note is that storm surge watch we could see up to 2 to 5 ft of water inundation as this storm nears the Texas coast so a storm surge watch is in effect for Coastal Harris Galveston all the way down to brasport Port lavaka even Corpus Christie I think we're going to get up to 2 to four feet of a storm in storm surch inundation in around the Galveston area so just keep that in mind that if you are along the immediate Coast heed those warnings from the local officials in terms of evacuation warnings or possible uh land warnings as we go into the next few hours so storm surge watch in effect for us that's going to begin this evening as we look at the chance of winds at 39 mes an hour or greater it's going to be mostly uh towards the center of the storm like I said with the heavier rainfall so south of brazz Port Victoria you have a more greater chance of seeing some of those stronger winds going into the next 48 hours also we have to keep in mind of the possible severe weather threat that's associated with those outer rainbands that usually like to move away from uh tropical storms and hurricanes so the Storm Prediction Center is giving portions of Southeast Texas a slight risk for severe weather that's going to be tomorrow night into Monday morning so what that means is that we could see some possible strong to severe storms that could spit out a tornado or two going into the start of this next week so that tornado threat is going to be at play for our coastal areas that does include from Houston Galveston Angleton anaak south of Liberty and all the way down to El Campo in Bay CI so the severe storm threat still at play uh as the storm is going to be making landfall even though it's going to be making landfall just near south of Bay City just north of Corpus just keep in mind that those outer bands doesn't mean that we could still see some possible tornado with these with this storm as we go into the next few uh 48 hours to through Tuesday so looking at the southeast if Texas impacts we are expecting that increasing wind rain and Surf and rough Seas for all of our coastal areas no matter where the landfall is going to happen we're going to see heavy rain and a tornado threat for us here across Southeast Texas as well as that timing expecting it to be Sunday night through Tuesday evening uh for the start of next week so we are keep keeping that in the picture going into the next 7 Days the K1 weather team has issued a weather impact alert for Monday and Tuesday as we're going to see the impacts for Barrel it's expected to make landfall around Monday morning into Tuesday lingering into Tuesday but Wednesday through Friday we will see scattered showers and storms linger but we are expecting this storm to be out of the picture by Wednesday and Thursday so we are tracking and making those necessary preparations we could see some isolated showers later on this afternoon so if you see any rain this afternoon I'm recording this as of uh what time is it it's 10:45 on Saturday if you see any afternoon storms just keep in mind that those are associated with seab Breeze showers not really Barrel that are moving in from our coastal areas or Inland areas so expecting a rather uh interesting next 48 hours as we head into Sunday and Monday but we are expecting that landfall uh to be at some point on Monday