Wed 7/3/24 - US weather | PROTIP: How to properly use hurricane forecast track guidance

Tim Vasquez is a former Air Force / Air Weather Service meteorologist.
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0:30 Surface analysis
1:43 Northeast US
2:26 Southeast US
3:33 Southern Plains
4:09 Central Plains
4:51 Southwest US
5:15 Northwest US
5:38 Northern Rockies
6:05 Alaska / Canada
7:03 Hurricane Beryl
11:47 Hurricane model tutorial
16:08 Surface forecast
19:59 Geo Guesser answer
20:41 Closing
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[@vhhawk]

Each of these episodes teaches me how to teach.

[@poigmhahon]

As always great forecast and explanation....Thanks Tim

[@astounded]

Great comparisons of differing tracks from differing models. Thanks Tim

[@carin4333]

Love your new innovative maps!

[@kirksullivan7757]

Great job, Tim! I like how you explained the model guidance envelope for Beryl, including the breakdown of some of the different models👍

[@ronchalfant6394]

Thanks Tim..It's HOT in SoCal!!! Have a good night still 80* at 4600' in the San Bernardino mountains at 9pm!

[@Travmeister]

Experiencing nice Montana temperatures in Great Falls this evening 😊. Nice week, Wednesday, it will be around 100 degrees, so our paradise will be ending for a few weeks.

[@thatonedude1210]

Hey Tim, where are you getting the high res GFS plots for AWIPS? Are you running your own EDEX? Thanks in advance, and I love the vids. 🙂

[@bjv2323]

Yep
Number 1 don’t watch it
You have no idea how to predict where a storm will go