Juliana Mejia

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783 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

Juliana Mejia’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Uh, into the overnight, if not into early tomorrow, and then roll.
its way back over the North Gulf into portions of eastern Texas, if not crossing over Louisiana.
Again, so the good news here, at least you know, for most areas along the Gulf Coast, is that this is going to stay a relatively weak system.
As Rebecca said, namely a rainmaker in this scenario, with the spaghetti model plots here showing that very brief window that this spins over portions of the Gulf, if not mainly state.
staying on shore throughout the next 24 hours or so.
There's a look at the active tropical storm watches right now from uh south rather I should say the southeast coast of Texas and over into coastal portions of Louisiana right now.
Also currently active is a slew of flood watches, a handful of flood warnings already active, as well as flash flood warnings across portions of Texas and over into Louisiana because of what has been a stalled-out boundary.
And that is already dumping lots of rain across Texas and over into Louisiana.
So now attacking on top of that is going to be
What is potentially tropical storm Arthur?
Here's a look at the intensity model plots where this does sh highlight, again, the low-end chance that we see a tropical storm out of this, at least likely to transition into a tropical depression.
A potential tropical cyclone is what we refer to quite literally as a system or an area of low pressure that has the potential to transition into a tropical.
system.
So that's what the National Hurricane Center kind of denotes for some of these areas of interest.
So that kind of upgrades from an invest to then a potential tropical cyclone.
So it likely at least to get a depression out of this, if not a tropical storm, a brief tropical storm.
And if it became a storm, it would take on the name Arthur.
So here's a look at that area of low pressure, maybe tropical system here, working its way across the northern portions of the Gulf Coast.
that stalled out boundary also there again being the boundary that has already dumped so much rain across portions of Texas and Louisiana, bringing all of that tropical moisture, sliding it across the southeast and even hopefully here down into the peninsula of Florida over the next few days.
And I say hopefully because here in the Tampa Bay area we've largely been missing out on some much needed rain.
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