Coffee and Weather with Jeff — Tuesday, November 10, 2026. South Texas is still wet — the trough keeps showers and thunderstorms going along the middle Texas coast with a 50–80% chance of rain, tapering off tonight, and river flood warnings continue in the Hill Country; Northern Michigan partly to mostly sunny in the mid-40s to mid-50s, with rain then a chance of rain and snow showers by Thursday; the Grand Strand sunny in the mid-70s today, then a cold shot drops highs to the mid-50s by the weekend with a possible 39° Saturday morning in Myrtle Beach. Plus a look at the RRFS, European, and GFS models, a marginal severe risk in the Ohio Valley on Wednesday, and a note on the anniversary of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:45 National Observations, Radar & Surface Analysis
9:44 Satellite
12:06 Models — RRFS, ECMWF & GFS
23:00 National Forecast Maps & Outlooks
27:48 Northern Michigan
31:21 South Texas
34:12 Myrtle Beach Area
36:34 Wrap-Up

Data and imagery credits: Weather.gov (WPC, SPC, and local NWS offices), TropicalTidbits.com, WeatherNerds.org. Apps used: RadarScope, EverythingWeather, Weather Front.