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 * Frankfurt, Hesse, DE
   Sep 13, 2021 10:31 AM
   DB5ZQ Eschborn DE
   
   64°
   
   Feels like 64°
   Hi 74°F
   Lo 50°F
   Partly Cloudy
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 * WEATHER DETAILS - Frankfurt, Hesse, DE
    * Windchill64°F
      Daily Rain0"
    * Dew Point54°F
      Monthly Rain--
    * Humidity68%
      Avg. WindNNE 6 mph
    * Pressure30.09"
      Wind Gust 6 mph
    * Sunrise6:57 AM
      MoonWaxing Crescent
    * Sunset7:44 PM
      UV Index4 (Moderate)

 * Frankfurt, Hesse, DE WEATHER FORECAST
   TodayHi 74°F
   Mostly cloudy. High temperature around 74F. Dew point will be around 52F with
   an average humidity of 64%. Winds will be 3 mph from the NE.
   TonightLo 57°F
   Partly cloudy. Low temperature around 57F. Dew point will be around 52F with
   an average humidity of 68%. Winds will be 5 mph from the NNE.
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      Watches and Warnings for Tropical Storm Nicholas Extended Northeastward
      Tropical Storm Nicholas has formed in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico and
      has its eyes set on Texas this week.
      
      As of 10 p.m. CDT, Tropical Storm Nicholas was located near 22.5 N and
      95.5 W, or about 160 miles east-southeast of La Pesca, Mexico and 240
      miles south-southeast of the Mouth of the Rio Grande. Nicholas has
      sustained winds of 40 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1008 millibars
      or 29.77 inches of mercury. The storm is currently inching north at 2
      mph. 
      
      Nicholas will continue moving north to northwest through Monday while
      slowly gaining strength in the warm Gulf water. It will then turn north
      and parallel the south Texas Coast Monday night into Tuesday morning
      before likely making landfall Tuesday near the central Texas Gulf Coast as
      a strong tropical storm.
      
      Tropical Storm Warnings have been posted for the Texas Coast from the
      Mouth of the Rio Grande to High Island, Texas, and in Mexico from Barra el
      Mezquital northward to the U.S./Mexico border. Meanwhile, a Tropical Storm
      Watch is in effect from east of High Island, Texas to Sabine Pass.
      A Hurricane Watch has been issued from Port Aransas to Freeport, Texas.
      
      In addition, a storm surge of 2 of 4 feet has prompted Storm Surge Watches
      from the Mouth of the Rio Grande to High Island, Texas, from San Luis
      Pass, Texas to Rutherford Beach, La., including Galveston Bay, with
      a Storm Surge Warning in effect from Port Aransas to San Luis Pass, Texas
      and for Aransas Bay, San Antonio Bay and Matagorda Bay.
      
      After making landfall, Nicholas is set to crawl inland and slowly weaken
      to a tropical depression through the end of the workweek. As a result of
      the slow movement, heavy rainfall will be the biggest threat with the
      storm. A large swath of 6 of 10 inches of rain is expected from north of
      Corpus Christi, Texas all the way to Lake Charles, La. It’s not out of the
      question for the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast to pick up more than a
      foot of rainfall. Flash flooding and even road closures because of the
      high water are expected for several days along the Texas and Louisiana
      Gulf Coast.
      
      Nicholas is the 14th named storm of the already busy 2021 Atlantic
      Hurricane season. However, this is far behind the record-breaking 2020
      hurricane season that already was on the 20th named storm in
      mid-September.
      
      Make sure to avoid flooded roadways if you encounter flooded roads. It
      only takes a few inches of running water to render a vehicle dangerous to
      operate. Remember the phrase, “Turn Around, Don’t Drown” should you come
      across floodwaters.
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