Dr. Reed! My #1 Meteorologist and storm chasers! Thank you, and team Dom for all of your hard work. Can't wait to see your coverage on all of this. Stay safe guys! I do get nervous watching. 💞
Reed I have followed you for several years now. You truly are the best!! Keep up the amazing work you and your team do.stay safe doing what you do keeping others safe.
Dang, get ready y'all. Boats, boats, and boats were the call outs during Harvey. Stay calm but take it seriously. Communicate with your neighbors. Find information regarding your flood zones, nearby reservoirs, dams, etc.. Stay safe everyone🙏🕯️ It was a mess with Harvey but we did ok. Thank you Reed and team dominator for all your storm information & coverage.
There's over a million people living in that part of North Flordia so I hope everyone's paying attention, call friends and family in the area, prepare your property, anticipate flood, and then leave the area for 1 to 2 weeks, go stay interstate with friends or family until the powers restored then return to clean up and recover. Keep some cash on hand but not too much in case of theft. And beware property left behind could be looted so move valuables.
I am praying that the state of Florida gets in their tornado shelters and I pray that they stay safe Reed Timmer because the outer bands of hurricanes you know as well as I do buddy them mesocyclones within the outer bands of the hurricane more especially that dry air being fed into the hurricane all those conditions when them outer bands tighten up just right it can cause a major tornado outbreak that's why I am hoping and praying that the people of Florida stay safe God help them!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Reading today 3rd of August 2024 that there was a huge tornado that touched down in Spain today. It's one of those rare times a tornado forms in Europe.
Same here. We are northwest Florida. The storm looks like it's going to north Florida but not north west. Why are they saying northwest Florida? I'm confused!
Hi, do you mind explaining what that means? I live quite close to Keaton Beach. I lost my house to Hurricane Michael back in 2018 and then moved back to my hometown and got hit by Idalia last year so I pay attention. But I don't panic, I prepare so if you don't mind explaining what you mean by that then that would be great. Thank you for your time, stay safe and have a blessed night.
@@matthewthemartian Eddies break off the loop current and hold in warm water deeper than normal making more energy for storms. The bend of FL tend's to "funnel" in surge. Models are starting to trend more west of you, but as of now it is not looking good for your area. You're still on the east side that will produce bad surge.
@@saltyhumansWX Thank you so much for your response. I'm definitely keeping my eye on everything and have currently prepared for either a "Stay at home" power outage type scenario or a "Drive Far Away And Come Back When Its Over" type of scenario lol. Hope you have a blessed night and stay safe out there and thank you again for your response!
It’s official: Tropical Storm Debby. 70 miles NW of Havana Cuba, 100 miles WSW of Key West FL. 40 MOH winds. 1007 Mbars, moving NW at 15 MPH. It looks a lot healthier on satellite.
I don't see the storm being really strong or anything but it'll probably dump a lot of rain and I was liking the looks of today storm over Kansas and some of them down around Kentucky Tennessee and parts of Alabama
When you mentioned the Tilting of this system having Convection being favored on the eastern side where it's drawing moisture from the south and dry Continental air coming from the north on the west side (makes perfect sense), does this in any way have similarities to how a Trough Axis can shift from Positive to Negative in the Mid Latitudes? Are these phenomenon in any way complementary or no? After all, these Equatorial Gyres always have a westward component but as they strengthen they move northward too and once they get to a certain point they taper off back to the east and it seems so typical that it's because they move out of the Equator region and into the Mid Latitudes where the Barotropic structure of the atmosphere dissappears and the Baroclinic Structure of the atmosphere starts showing its mismatched, unsynchronized & ugly faces (pressure and density Gradients). The Latitudes where you start seeing Frontal Zones & where Instability is being fed by Baroclinic Waves as well as by an elevated-mixed dry layer (Convective inhibition) where air parcels [or bulk chunks of whole air masses] become too damn bouyant and rise to damn high until they cool down and become even denser, which they were already dense enough to begin with. My thoughts are complex but I wish to elucidate the simplest way of understanding how these phenomenon work because the difference of Density between Moist and Dry Air can be great but the difference between Warm and Cold air will almost always be greater. The idea that an atmospheric Instability can be so great that Lapse Rates can almost go COMPLETELY HORIZONTAL on a SKEW-T diagram is just utterly sobering and terrifying. One thing I keep wondering is if it's possible, which I think it is, is there a special circumstance likely found in the Tropics where the Dewpoint and Dry Bulb (Ambient temperature) are not only the same but where the WET BULB TEMPERATURE can actually be a degree or so higher than the dry bulb? As any amateur like myself knows, Wet Bulb is always higher than Dewpoint but Lower than Ambient, but can 100% relative humidity in the summer time in an Equatorial jungle per-se find itself in a position where there is still No Fog creeping over the jungle canopy when Dewpoint is equal to Dry Bulb because the Density and Pressure Gradients are so perfectly in harmony that the atmosphere just can't bring that moisture to saturation no matter how hard it tries? These are my thoughts.
I thought it was still TD4. It’s 100% not a hurricane @ this moment but it WILL be once it gets out into the gulf. His title is misleading. Probably on purpose
It is a tropical depression rn, and he is predicting it could potentially become a hurricane, that is what he said. The tags on screen are for him to keep on subject. But they have put out hurricane watches for Florida. I work on radar for a weather team and he is spot on.
Hey Reed this is Michael from Vermont and I was just wondering if you guys have a guess if this thing runs up the North to the northeast or if it heads out to sea
Dr. Reed! My #1 Meteorologist and storm chasers! Thank you, and team Dom for all of your hard work. Can't wait to see your coverage on all of this. Stay safe guys! I do get nervous watching. 💞
Praying for everyone in the storm's path. Thanks for the update.
Reed I have followed you for several years now. You truly are the best!! Keep up the amazing work you and your team do.stay safe doing what you do keeping others safe.
You are the best Dr. Timmer!
Thank you REED for all that you do to keep people safe. I just got back from Beryl in Houston so I can't go to Florida everyone be safe.
Dang, get ready y'all. Boats, boats, and boats were the call outs during Harvey. Stay calm but take it seriously.
Communicate with your neighbors. Find information regarding your flood zones, nearby reservoirs, dams, etc..
Stay safe everyone🙏🕯️
It was a mess with Harvey but we did ok.
Thank you Reed and team dominator for all your storm information & coverage.
Praying for All in The Way🙏
@@SEA-U2 Fr
I'm in the Upstate of SC, and my son is in Charleston, I'll be watching this storm closely. Thank you for your great coverage.
Thank you Reed! We're all grateful to have you to keep us updated with the weather! Thank you, have an awesome day!
Good to get your coverage of this ⛈️ storm
That was my next question Reed. LOL. Glad you're gona chase it
They’re having bad storms now dot tree limbs down, heavy rain, 15 minutes from the gulf as the crow flies… north Central Florida
REED YOU are awesome 🤩 thank you for all you do ⛈️ 🌪️
There's over a million people living in that part of North Flordia so I hope everyone's paying attention, call friends and family in the area, prepare your property, anticipate flood, and then leave the area for 1 to 2 weeks, go stay interstate with friends or family until the powers restored then return to clean up and recover. Keep some cash on hand but not too much in case of theft. And beware property left behind could be looted so move valuables.
Thanks Reed.
The Villages in central Florida listening in.
West of Ocalla here… Not far from Crystal River!
Keep us updated please, friends of mine are there..
What up man! Getting ready for a hurricane here in Southeast Ga.
Central florida here
Oh snap I thought I was watching chuck Norris lol love the look Reed
Go to Perry, FL Reed!
Stay safe everyone!
Good morning! Happy coffee morning Reed!
Thanks Reed for giving us a pre- forecast of possibilities ❤
It’s official: Tropical Storm Debby. 70 miles NW of Havana Cuba, 100 miles WSW of Key West FL. 40 MOH winds. 1007 Mbars, moving NW at 15 MPH.
I am praying that the state of Florida gets in their tornado shelters and I pray that they stay safe Reed Timmer because the outer bands of hurricanes you know as well as I do buddy them mesocyclones within the outer bands of the hurricane more especially that dry air being fed into the hurricane all those conditions when them outer bands tighten up just right it can cause a major tornado outbreak that's why I am hoping and praying that the people of Florida stay safe God help them!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hopefully little Debby drops nutty bars and drops brownies
😄 that would be awesome
Near Kissimmee here!!!
I’m fixing to be moving to FL
Northeast Georgia here. I moved from Miami to get away from this. Come on, fall, weather we are ready for you.
Wheeling Il checking in.After Ian these kinds of gulf storms are very scary.
29:00 🥺😕
That’s me! They named a hurricane after me😊
9 min in looks like they are throwing some frequencies in there on the right side
"I think i'm drinking old coffee" *chuggs it* 😅
😂😂🙌🏼
Members only.
Nope.
Lol.
Hi, storm chaser
Reed Timmer!!!
The bestest storm chaser ever!
❤
Reading today 3rd of August 2024 that there was a huge tornado that touched down in Spain today. It's one of those rare times a tornado forms in Europe.
Reed! You badly need a meet with a barber!
Tampa bay stand up. 🙌
Pensacola check in 😂
Same here. We are northwest Florida. The storm looks like it's going to north Florida but not north west. Why are they saying northwest Florida? I'm confused!
@@frontdesk-rv2ms This is W9GFO, come back
Checking in from just south of Tampa
Don't forget about the eddy it's going to move over. Target Keaton Beach. See you there Reed
Hi, do you mind explaining what that means?
I live quite close to Keaton Beach.
I lost my house to Hurricane Michael back in 2018 and then moved back to my hometown and got hit by Idalia last year so I pay attention. But I don't panic, I prepare so if you don't mind explaining what you mean by that then that would be great.
Thank you for your time, stay safe and have a blessed night.
@@matthewthemartian Eddies break off the loop current and hold in warm water deeper than normal making more energy for storms. The bend of FL tend's to "funnel" in surge. Models are starting to trend more west of you, but as of now it is not looking good for your area. You're still on the east side that will produce bad surge.
@@saltyhumansWX Thank you so much for your response. I'm definitely keeping my eye on everything and have currently prepared for either a "Stay at home" power outage type scenario or a "Drive Far Away And Come Back When Its Over" type of scenario lol.
Hope you have a blessed night and stay safe out there and thank you again for your response!
@@matthewthemartian How you feeling about it? Wishing you the best
We live in Starke Florida is it coming to Florida
It’s official: Tropical Storm Debby. 70 miles NW of Havana Cuba, 100 miles WSW of Key West FL. 40 MOH winds. 1007 Mbars, moving NW at 15 MPH.
It looks a lot healthier on satellite.
I don't see the storm being really strong or anything but it'll probably dump a lot of rain and I was liking the looks of today storm over Kansas and some of them down around Kentucky Tennessee and parts of Alabama
Howdy Reed!
We have NO watches in North West Florida. ???
I cannot watch one of these without asking, "Where's the Sharpie? 🙄
Reed why aren't you reporting from the ocean!!
Debby (the bee Stinger) Deborah (the Judge) Interesting (these name definitely have meanings)
I’m in Florida
I have to view the last part.
Reed! What's up buddy?❤😂
Waiting for the rain to start in Gainesville.
What can we see in Tallahassee from Debby?
OCALA
Weird. Never saw Debbie spelled like Debby before.
Debby with a Y sneaky and loopy 😂
@@mitzi1905 😅
I saw that people like me in Virginia could get some of the stroms from this thing?
Gainesville here
Rapid intensifacation is possible
You coming to Florida reed 😂?
Surge protection
When you mentioned the Tilting of this system having Convection being favored on the eastern side where it's drawing moisture from the south and dry Continental air coming from the north on the west side (makes perfect sense), does this in any way have similarities to how a Trough Axis can shift from Positive to Negative in the Mid Latitudes? Are these phenomenon in any way complementary or no?
After all, these Equatorial Gyres always have a westward component but as they strengthen they move northward too and once they get to a certain point they taper off back to the east and it seems so typical that it's because they move out of the Equator region and into the Mid Latitudes where the Barotropic structure of the atmosphere dissappears and the Baroclinic Structure of the atmosphere starts showing its mismatched, unsynchronized & ugly faces (pressure and density Gradients). The Latitudes where you start seeing Frontal Zones & where Instability is being fed by Baroclinic Waves as well as by an elevated-mixed dry layer (Convective inhibition) where air parcels [or bulk chunks of whole air masses] become too damn bouyant and rise to damn high until they cool down and become even denser, which they were already dense enough to begin with.
My thoughts are complex but I wish to elucidate the simplest way of understanding how these phenomenon work because the difference of Density between Moist and Dry Air can be great but the difference between Warm and Cold air will almost always be greater.
The idea that an atmospheric Instability can be so great that Lapse Rates can almost go COMPLETELY HORIZONTAL on a SKEW-T diagram is just utterly sobering and terrifying. One thing I keep wondering is if it's possible, which I think it is, is there a special circumstance likely found in the Tropics where the Dewpoint and Dry Bulb (Ambient temperature) are not only the same but where the WET BULB TEMPERATURE can actually be a degree or so higher than the dry bulb?
As any amateur like myself knows, Wet Bulb is always higher than Dewpoint but Lower than Ambient, but can 100% relative humidity in the summer time in an Equatorial jungle per-se find itself in a position where there is still No Fog creeping over the jungle canopy when Dewpoint is equal to Dry Bulb because the Density and Pressure Gradients are so perfectly in harmony that the atmosphere just can't bring that moisture to saturation no matter how hard it tries?
These are my thoughts.
Tallahassee Landfall?
We need the Ŕain
Hello Reed! You need a haircut!♥️
The bottom part of this system seems to be pushing more westerly right now.
Yay
WI check in
Your thumb up not working
Hopefully this is not like Hurricane Ophelia.
idalia repeat
Where's Burnt Face Man when you need him?
Search detectors
Will you send cameras to watch the Chilcotin River overflow the damn that came from a landslide in BC Canada?
I thought it was a tropical storm
I thought it was still TD4. It’s 100% not a hurricane @ this moment but it WILL be once it gets out into the gulf. His title is misleading. Probably on purpose
It is a tropical depression rn, and he is predicting it could potentially become a hurricane, that is what he said. The tags on screen are for him to keep on subject. But they have put out hurricane watches for Florida. I work on radar for a weather team and he is spot on.
The storm is coming. Just like the days of Noah and no one was listening. Same today.
Sergeant
😢😢
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Just watched the new twisters movie, tyler owens thinks he’s reed by going live on yt when there is a storm💀
It was a great movie!
@@daughterofthethroneroom ik
🖐️😊
Update - hurricane strength at landfall.
Hey Reed this is Michael from Vermont and I was just wondering if you guys have a guess if this thing runs up the North to the northeast or if it heads out to sea
I seen as of yesterday yes, it will go up that way. Not sure about now.
@@Jmharris46 we have been getting serious floods and it's getting tough. I'm very worried for the folks after this makes land fall.
Category 5
"Megadisaster"?
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Where is the early right hook prediction into SWFL???