The SW U.S.\/Mexico cutoff low is now ejecting through SW Texas, with a strong subtropical jet bending under it providing ample deep-layer shear.\u00a0 Very warm and moist onshore flow from the Gulf of Mexico is impact south Texas.\u00a0 At the starting time of operations, severe convection was already on-going.\u00a0 Also expect additional development within the warm sector, perhaps initiating over the higher terrain of NE Mexico before moving across the Rio Grande into the U.S. later this afternoon and evening.<\/p>\n
Our teams are operating as Corpus Christie, TX (CRP) and Brownsville, TX (BRO).\u00a0 The CRP team is jumping in on active severe convection.\u00a0 The BRO team is waiting for CI in their CWA and to the west in Mexico.<\/p>\n
Here is the SPC Day 1 outlook:<\/p>\n
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Greg Stumpf, EWP2012 Week #1 Coordinator<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The SW U.S.\/Mexico cutoff low is now ejecting through SW Texas, with a strong subtropical jet bending under it providing ample deep-layer shear.\u00a0 Very warm and moist onshore flow from… <\/p>\n