How hot is the water off the coast of Louisiana .is it still 31 degrees.i feel like its gonna be active in Sept 2 more then 1 or 2 storms another u tuber said
I just came back from deep sea fishing, which I always do this time of year because no hurricane activity. But the water off the coast of Georgia right now is over 85* degrees but the humidity was below average. Last year, the humidity in the same area where we fish from was even lower than today. Once the humidity rises in the Atlantic Ocean, which has been predicted by NOAA scientists which is my daughter employer by the way stated that the humidity will rise.
@@spacklerat3214 Great question, once the humidity rises it moisturizes the atmosphere which allows storm tops to form. Even though the ocean temperature is higher than normal, none of that matters if the upper atmosphere is dry because low pressure increases humidity. I know a lot of people think because the ocean is water, humidity levels should be higher than what is experienced on land. But it’s the exact opposite, hopefully I’ve answered your awesome question, if you need more information please don’t hesitate to ask me. Thank you so much 😊
H David. I was on vacation last week in Fort Lauderdale Florida. I can tell you the water is super super warm. It felt like hot bath water. The season is going to ramp up soon
Yo, what’s up Vegas aviation it’s been like forever since I’ve seen you leave a comment. I hope all is well with you and I’m hoping you’re enjoying my channel still. But yeah wow sea surface temperatures in the upper 80s lower 90s is ridiculous for this time of the year.
My Guy, Schlotthauer! What’s it gonna be this year for Long Island New York! do you think we’re gonna get hit with the big one like Sandy was? I’m waiting for that double edge sword like I am waiting for a winning lotto ticket! Please let me know what you think. Thank you.
Because of the fact that the Bermuda and Azores high is forecast to be stronger this year, we’re gonna see a lot of low riders. In other words the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico and the Bahamas are highest at risk.
Yup, and that was with an El Niño. I want you to do me a favor we scraped away El Niño now we have a cold neutral forecasted to have La Niña by the fall and I would say once things line up, we can get four to maybe seven storms at once.
@@chiefbrink2895 You are dreading on dangerous waters. He does not hype up his forecast because it is based on model runs. Do not force me to report you because I will do so if necessary.
How hot is the water off the coast of Louisiana .is it still 31 degrees.i feel like its gonna be active in Sept 2 more then 1 or 2 storms another u tuber said
Right now it's around 86-88 degrees F
@@WeatherForce2024 could a hurricane form in that area.how does hurricane season 2024 look for new Orleans
I live in fort Myers,Florida 🍊. The west coast the water is 90 degrees fahrenheit.i spelled it correctly😁.
yeah man 90 degrees, that hot tub warm
Just recommended to me in my fyp page, i was learning meteorology but... The thumbnail is funny 😂
Meanwhile Vietnam and China got hit with a storm.
Taipei with one moving toward it.
Whenever it's quiet over here, it's not over there. Vice versa
They have those nasty land slides too
I just came back from deep sea fishing, which I always do this time of year because no hurricane activity. But the water off the coast of Georgia right now is over 85* degrees but the humidity was below average. Last year, the humidity in the same area where we fish from was even lower than today. Once the humidity rises in the Atlantic Ocean, which has been predicted by NOAA scientists which is my daughter employer by the way stated that the humidity will rise.
So what’s gunna happen if we get the humidity ?! Or don’t?! Thanks
@@spacklerat3214 Great question, once the humidity rises it moisturizes the atmosphere which allows storm tops to form. Even though the ocean temperature is higher than normal, none of that matters if the upper atmosphere is dry because low pressure increases humidity. I know a lot of people think because the ocean is water, humidity levels should be higher than what is experienced on land. But it’s the exact opposite, hopefully I’ve answered your awesome question, if you need more information please don’t hesitate to ask me. Thank you so much 😊
@@gregd4633 thank you 🙏 I pray for the humidity!
H David. I was on vacation last week in Fort Lauderdale Florida. I can tell you the water is super super warm. It felt like hot bath water. The season is going to ramp up soon
Yo, what’s up Vegas aviation it’s been like forever since I’ve seen you leave a comment. I hope all is well with you and I’m hoping you’re enjoying my channel still. But yeah wow sea surface temperatures in the upper 80s lower 90s is ridiculous for this time of the year.
Hello from Mobile Alabama
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Wow, hello neighbor!
Hello from peach country Chilton County, Alabama! I am sure you have passed by our famous peach water tower off I 65.
Thanks David. Great job on explaining. Totally agree, like I said yesterday, time to prepare now as the storms will be starting soon.
You’re very welcome and boy once the light switch flips, it’s gonna be a long ride ahead
Florida FORT LAUDERDALE RAININ A LOT. THANK U DAVID
That Needs To Change
David. Might be a dumb question but why does it seem The Atlantic is always colder than the Gulf of Mexico in terms of sea surface temperatures?
land areas heat up nearby waters than open ocean
Seems to me like we have the seasonal rotation main flow south in August. I am thinking fewer storms.
Im in Houston Tx. Were going to get hit again.
@@Freespm27 they never said u was gonna get hit again
Hi David. Are we expecting another last big plume of Sahara Dust in August possibly? Thanks for your detailed videos.
Most likely yes, but that won’t matter whole lot because of climatology.
My Guy, Schlotthauer! What’s it gonna be this year for Long Island New York! do you think we’re gonna get hit with the big one like Sandy was? I’m waiting for that double edge sword like I am waiting for a winning lotto ticket! Please let me know what you think. Thank you.
Because of the fact that the Bermuda and Azores high is forecast to be stronger this year, we’re gonna see a lot of low riders. In other words the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico and the Bahamas are highest at risk.
so are you still thinking that there's going to be 20+ named storms this season?
I am still forecasting at least 22 named storms with the three that we had.
Last year MJO formed 4 systems in 39 hours...
Yup, and that was with an El Niño. I want you to do me a favor we scraped away El Niño now we have a cold neutral forecasted to have La Niña by the fall and I would say once things line up, we can get four to maybe seven storms at once.
David what are the odds of Connecticut getting hit by a hurricane or a tropical storm ?
the odds are rather low but at least 1 will sneak up the coast.
Don't forget remnants. We often get those
My method of predicting the tropics is to take the number of named storms offered by Colorado State and dividing by two.
Dust FTW
This dude does anything he can to make things sound crazy intense, he wonders why his analytics are how they are.
@@chiefbrink2895 You are dreading on dangerous waters. He does not hype up his forecast because it is based on model runs. Do not force me to report you because I will do so if necessary.
Not seeing much happening for at least the next month, this guy just hyping up stuff 🙄
You really need to stay in your lane you dont know what you doing
Really?
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