[texbirds] Observation of bird migration using weather forecasting technology, 4/3
- From: "John Arvin" <jarvin@xxxxxxxx>
- To: "Texbirds" <texbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "LABIRD-L" <LABIRD-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2014 12:43:45 -0500
The gusty S winds continue, especially at Brownsville (43 knots) dropping
to 15 New Orleans. The signature shape of overflying migrants is visible at
Houston and Lake Charles. Otherwise circus-Gulf migrants are in evidence.
With a front forecast to reach the Texas coast tonight and Louisiana on
Friday night/Saturday morning. The front is not forecast to be really
strong but it should cause at least a moderate fallout at the worst. Its
always hard to predict the exact timing of these events since the weather
systems that cause them may vary in affecting the coast by 36 to 48 hours.
So Wendy I think the later the better at your location.
John C. Arvin
Research Associate
Gulf Coast Bird Observatory
103 West Hwy 332
Lake Jackson, TX 77566
jarvin@xxxxxxxx
www.gcbo.org
Austin, Texas
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