Norma will continue to meander north, probably approaching Cabo San Lucas into the weekend. It’s too early to know any specifics about eventual rain, wind or surge impacts.
Following Norma is another disturbance about 800 miles to the east-southeast of the system. The National Hurricane Center projects a 70 percent likelihood that it will become a tropical storm.Instigating the fledgling storm were strong winds that blew north to south through the Gulf of Tehuantepec, which exists along the Pacific coast of Mexico to the south of the Bay of Campeche. A fall cold front allowed cool, dense air to funnel through the Gulf several days ago, creating a spurt of wind.
At present, the latest weather models are tending eastward, with a more offshore track that could spare the Lesser Antilles. Still at the very least, there may be strong winds, squally weather with downpours and perhaps some minor coastal splash-over.At Hi/Fi Tex-Mex BBQ, a meat master takes on his white whale: The smoker
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