Tropical Storm Bill

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The genesis of Tropical Storm Bill began as a tropical disturbance across the Western Caribbean Sea and the interaction with an upper-level trough on June 12th. For the next couple of days, the tropical disturbance moved northwest, eventually crossing the Yucatan Peninsula on June 13-14th. The disturbance emerged over the southern Gulf of Mexico late on June 14th and moved across the central Gulf of Mexico on June 15th...

The center of Tropical Storm Bill made landfall in Texas at 11:45 AM. Tides raised to 3 feet tall. Texas was struck heavy with rain. Kirbyville, Texas received 9.51 inches of rain. The rain had a huge impact on Southern Texas, even after Bill moved North of Dallas.