It looks to me like the series of upper air disturbances we have been

seeing that have brought us all the afternoon pop up T-storms have given

way to our normal Summertime *High* pressure systems. Those will bring us

mid 90's with lots of Summer Sun for the next 4-5 days before we see any

chances for rain. You can see the string of blue Highs in the graphic below.

 

 

Before the change we had lots of rain for a Texas July. I will get the

amounts out as I receive the reports.

 

Aso shown in the graphic are 3 tropical events being watched.

 

   - Atlantic - Tropical *Depression *FOUR* that has been hanging around

   for days has now officially become a named Tropical *Storm *DON*.

   Located off the NE coast of Venezuela.

   - Eastern Pacific - Hurricane *Fernando* has been churning up the waters

   of the Pacific at a Cat 4 level.  It is expected to loose strength over the

   next couple of days and become a TS by early morning the 21st of July.

   - Eastern Pacific - Following closely on the heels of FERNANDO is Tropical

   Depression *SEVEN-E*. Will it find enough disturbance

   following Fernando to be come a Tropical Storm or even a Hurricane?