Well not everyone has the money to evacuate. Especially with the inflation. I got through Ian I’ll get through this God has me he provided us with a place here in north Florida after losing our place during Ian. God has me.
Please let your viewers know that last night over 29 Citgo stations and some 7-11,s received contaminated fuel. Apparently someone mixed up diesel fuel with regular gas 😮
Please if you are a newbie to Florida, please heed the warnings! Hurricanes are very, very unpredictable. The models are the experts best guess. They have been know to change course on a dime. I have lived with Hurricanes all my life. I have known people that did not leave and died! Please, please if you are told to evacuate...evacuate. Stay safe.
Wow had a bad feeling that once it’s passes florida it’s not exactly done.. that is the worst luck of all time if it comes back on the eastern side a week later
Thx again Nate! Please say a prayer the hubby gets home tomorrow. Unfortunately, he has to drive from Jacksonville to Pensacola and I’m getting a bit stressed out.
If if if, they combine, the entire skinny part of FL could breach from the Gulf and Atlantic. If it ever happens, Florida would become an island state.
DeSantis said he got 650 starlink sats overhead at will and for what? DEW better prepare for some annihilation they could use storm as cover to destroy at will anything
Power outages are imminent, too. Now is the time to cook perishables, stock up on ice; check flashlight & radio batteries; plug in power bank chargers, etc. We lost power for 3 days when Michael hit a few years back - not fun. (Thank you, Nate.)
When Hurricane Camille was about where TS Idalia is right now, it shot directly north, building up into a Category 5 by the time it made landfall. Keeping my fingers crossed that Idalia doesn't do the same thing to Florida!
The Area from Appalachicola to Tampa Bay and Sarasota, and down through to Venice has seen too many false alarms over the years. Not that I'm blaming the forecasters, they do what they can and they don't always get it right.
@@statesoftheunited7049 born and raised. But the reason I said that is because if Tampa gets hit head on, its worst case scenario. But every year they're lucky. Native American sprits I guess.
@@edwardmiessner6502 I hear ya. It's hard to predict these especially with the rapid intensification. I think its because if Tampa were to be hit dead on but a major hurricane, it would be major.
My kids laughed (8.20.23) when I said Florida's getting a 'Brazilian'! I thought I saw 2 hurricanes, 1 up each side! If it spins and boomerangs back...well I'll be a believer in "man made" climate change! I just don't think these things are possible without friends helping friends make money on the Emperors New Clothes?!? PBC, FL is a Maui wannabe, live, work, play 15 minute ReImagining... ugh! Does that make them 'shovel ready?.
Great video Nate...as usual! Question....Since when do the storms intensify during cooled conditions at night? I’ve never noticed that ...even with Katrina. But I’m a nurse not a meteorologist by trade...but I have been an avid weather observer all my life. I know it’s the water temp that is the basic growth indicator, but I’ve just never seen such growth overnight. Or the 3 hr difference might be what the difference is! Lol
The water temperatures are way too warm. When they were predicting this would be a Cat 1 late last week, I was skeptical. We've seen too many hurricanes completely blow up when going through the warm waters of the Gulf. Hopefully it doesn't reach Cat 3 status, but now it's a good chance it reaches that status.
These tornadoes hurricanes whatever you want to call them are going to meet in Florida. Understanding the laser technology then I'll comes from the Moon peace love humans.
I live in Tampa/Lutz but am not in an evacuation zone. Are you saying everyone in Tampa should evacuate? I won't be able to because I have to ride out the storm at the nearby hospital where I work. However my family will still be at home. I figured they'd be safe since we're not in an evacuation zone.
Great post N8, you were born for this. Thank you for the info and for such exceptional, detailed breakdown. No-nonsense meteorology and scientific analysis. The same thing, with a double punch and hurricane turning back after was already in Atlantic Ocean, happened in 2004. Witnessed it and could not believe it....🌎🌀⛈🌊🌪
Thanks Nate, another great report. I sure hope that bounce back to Florida doesn't happen, we just changed our travel plans to Tampa. but it's good to know that it's a possibilty
A predicted 7 to 11 foot storm surge and possible 15, and the houses on stilts will still get flooded? I thought the stilts were tall enough in the Big Bend area of the FGC. Maybe I'm wrong 🤔
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Well not everyone has the money to evacuate. Especially with the inflation. I got through Ian I’ll get through this God has me he provided us with a place here in north Florida after losing our place during Ian. God has me.
Board your windows
Please let your viewers know that last night over 29 Citgo stations and some 7-11,s received contaminated fuel. Apparently someone mixed up diesel fuel with regular gas 😮
This affects Tampa area and Central Florida.
Thank you so much for mentioning this
@@Tornado_GrammyYou are very welcome. I can't imagine the back ups to get gas up there during an Evacuation and a lot less gas available.😢❤
Source?
@@RT-qd8yl It's been on the Orlando news several times. Governor DeSantis and his Emergency Management announced it.
Please if you are a newbie to Florida, please heed the warnings! Hurricanes are very, very unpredictable. The models are the experts best guess. They have been know to change course on a dime. I have lived with Hurricanes all my life. I have known people that did not leave and died! Please, please if you are told to evacuate...evacuate. Stay safe.
They don’t have to leave Florida just find sturdy structures and higher elevations ❤
@@atlflgirl9634 True❤
Wow had a bad feeling that once it’s passes florida it’s not exactly done.. that is the worst luck of all time if it comes back on the eastern side a week later
Currently in Marion County, FL in the path of this storm. Thank you for the updates they’ve been very helpful!
Thx again Nate! Please say a prayer the hubby gets home tomorrow. Unfortunately, he has to drive from Jacksonville to Pensacola and I’m getting a bit stressed out.
Praying for you and your husband april 🙏❤
@@Toast_editzRoadto800 thank you
🙏🏻
My son in laws family is in Jacksonville. Prayers for all 🙏
Will do!
I am getting interested in the possible future interaction between Idalia and Franklin.
Dude, you tell weather like no one else! The amount of detailed information you provide can't be found anywhere else! WELL DONE and THANK YOU!
Amen! I love Nate! I’ve missed him!
Two hurricanes , sounds like the Perfect Storm ! Prayers to all at sea! US Coast Guard too! ⚓🌅⛵🌅⚓🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙🌊
If if if, they combine, the entire skinny part of FL could breach from the Gulf and Atlantic. If it ever happens, Florida would become an island state.
Thank you for the update. I did no know that those storms can grow at night. Hopefully people heed the warnings from the weather watchmen and women🙏
DeSantis said he got 650 starlink sats overhead at will and for what? DEW better prepare for some annihilation they could use storm as cover to destroy at will anything
how do they evacuate if the gas is poo poo
Power outages are imminent, too. Now is the time to cook perishables, stock up on ice; check flashlight & radio batteries; plug in power bank chargers, etc. We lost power for 3 days when Michael hit a few years back - not fun. (Thank you, Nate.)
When Hurricane Camille was about where TS Idalia is right now, it shot directly north, building up into a Category 5 by the time it made landfall. Keeping my fingers crossed that Idalia doesn't do the same thing to Florida!
These florida natives are not taking this as seriously as they should.
New to florida?
The Area from Appalachicola to Tampa Bay and Sarasota, and down through to Venice has seen too many false alarms over the years. Not that I'm blaming the forecasters, they do what they can and they don't always get it right.
@@edwardmiessner6502well Mother Nature doesn’t play by our rules she makes her own.
@@statesoftheunited7049 born and raised. But the reason I said that is because if Tampa gets hit head on, its worst case scenario. But every year they're lucky. Native American sprits I guess.
@@edwardmiessner6502 I hear ya. It's hard to predict these especially with the rapid intensification. I think its because if Tampa were to be hit dead on but a major hurricane, it would be major.
Contaminated gas station list all over Florida
I'm in coastal North Carolina, near Jacksonville. I'm watching this system like a tree full of owls.
More land grabs headed you're way
this is one of those times yo tell folks to get out is *NOT* crying wolf....this is real folks
My kids laughed (8.20.23) when I said Florida's getting a 'Brazilian'!
I thought I saw 2 hurricanes, 1 up each side!
If it spins and boomerangs back...well I'll be a believer in "man made" climate change!
I just don't think these things are possible without friends helping friends make money on the Emperors New Clothes?!?
PBC, FL is a Maui wannabe, live, work, play 15 minute ReImagining...
ugh!
Does that make them 'shovel ready?.
Great video Nate...as usual! Question....Since when do the storms intensify during cooled conditions at night? I’ve never noticed that ...even with Katrina. But I’m a nurse not a meteorologist by trade...but I have been an avid weather observer all my life. I know it’s the water temp that is the basic growth indicator, but I’ve just never seen such growth overnight. Or the 3 hr difference might be what the difference is! Lol
What the recon found is very interesting
The water temperatures are way too warm. When they were predicting this would be a Cat 1 late last week, I was skeptical. We've seen too many hurricanes completely blow up when going through the warm waters of the Gulf. Hopefully it doesn't reach Cat 3 status, but now it's a good chance it reaches that status.
I am in Tampa, my daughter told me there is no need to board up my house because Idalia has shifted to the west. Yikes
Yes, it looks like it’s going into Crawfordville Florida at about 10 AM Wednesday morning from what I’m looking at
@@LilyWillow22 Do I need to board up my house still or not?
@@MariaCarmen-wb7gv board up! Better to be safe then sorry!!!!
Tampa truly is an amazing spot! This place never gets hit with these storms. Maybe the old folklores are right…
@@awakeinflorida7773 Thank you
Stay safe everyone 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Another fantastic video Nate. Be safe Florida friends.
These tornadoes hurricanes whatever you want to call them are going to meet in Florida. Understanding the laser technology then I'll comes from the Moon peace love humans.
I have this feeling that Florida is going be be completely underwater.
I won’t don’t be paranoid.
I live in Tampa/Lutz but am not in an evacuation zone. Are you saying everyone in Tampa should evacuate? I won't be able to because I have to ride out the storm at the nearby hospital where I work. However my family will still be at home. I figured they'd be safe since we're not in an evacuation zone.
If you guys are in an evacuation zone, or a flood prone area: I would evacuate. Surge will be higher than forecasted by a foot or 2.
Better weather forecaster then those dudes on tv! I swear! Southern ga native. We’re gonna feel impacts. Thanks dude 🙌
Great video N8! Thanks! 🤗
Great post N8, you were born for this. Thank you for the info and for such exceptional, detailed breakdown. No-nonsense meteorology and scientific analysis.
The same thing, with a double punch and hurricane turning back after was already in Atlantic Ocean, happened in 2004. Witnessed it and could not believe it....🌎🌀⛈🌊🌪
Thanks Nate, another great report. I sure hope that bounce back to Florida doesn't happen, we just changed our travel plans to Tampa. but it's good to know that it's a possibilty
How far inland does that go, the surge?
ah crap
Great job! Keep it up!
Thank you so much for everything you do N8!
Amazing analysis. You are great at what you do.
Did you say Noah was one of the planes names ? ❤️💍✈️💕
Thanks Nate for keeping us updated.
2 day IDLia in same spot..
Should tallahassee worry
It’s a category 4 now 😕
A predicted 7 to 11 foot storm surge and possible 15, and the houses on stilts will still get flooded? I thought the stilts were tall enough in the Big Bend area of the FGC. Maybe I'm wrong 🤔
XLNT report
Are you going to stream when it hits
Yes he is he said it during yesterday’s video
I will indeed!
For some reason, the model I am looking at on Ventusky shows it coming into Crawfordville FL @ wed @ 10AM
My dad is 80 he lives in the villages. He’s not sure if he should go or not. He’s like 60 miles away from the coast.
If your dad is in a non flooding area: he can stay. Just make sure he is at higher ground with sturdy buildings, though.
Like was mentioned the flooding and the loss of power is the worst thing
@@N8SnyderWX Ok thank you 🙏
Start @ -3:50 time …
Should help you with a decision
And potential tornadoes
Thanks very much for your dedication
Good reporting very detailed Thanks Man . 📣
Nate, you by far have the best information. Thank you !
Idalia will be a cat 2 by tomorrow morning.
Florida's gone get obliterated😮😮
Mother Nature is so beautiful and terrifying all at the same time
good reporting
Thank you Nate.
Go buy a umbrella
Virginia Beach/ Norfolk areas???
From everything I’m looking at we should be OK
Should people in Maimi and Broward County evacuate?
Why??
@stephensawer6425 because i have family there, and I want to know if that's the best move for them
Miami-Dade should be fine, it's the folks that are near Tampa that should!