Your predictions were almost spot on. THANK YOU! Everyone else is worried about grabbing headlines and people just wanted information. I LIVE in Tampa and your forecast was the best I saw on any news source.
Great presentation of weather movement and how to see the big picture. Best I’ve ever seen. No need for the “news voice” and all the fluff. Excellent work. And I don’t ever really comment on things. Keep it up! 👍
The last broadcast about how the Tampa Bay would be drained and pushed into Charlotte Harbor was spot on, you're the best most concise weatherman i have ever seen.
I live in Myrtle beach SC and every year I get unnerved with these storms ! I have hugh pine trees all around my home . When the trees start rocking and rolling I start to cry....Lol. WISH US LUCK !
It’s 11:10 pm and we’re getting 40-55 mph winds with 65-70 gusts in Port Saint Lucie on the east coast, just goes to show how powerful this storm still is, I’m laying in bed and the house is vibrating 😮 stay safe y’all 🙏🏼🌀
im in kissimme right now, every like 10 seconds we get like a 2 second burst of wind its weird. this is my first hurricane so i have no clue if thats normal
I think scientists and engineers should be working on ways to stop these in their track. I understand satellites can detect an eye forming when its about 1/4 of a mile across. Small enough to have one of the weaker walls blown apart with munitions or microwave technology. It's time we try to control this terrible life threatening hazard.
curious......has a hurricane Ever been known to go so north inland ...that it turns with help of the great lakes and a rogue wind-to enter ohio/michigan region?....can any1 with real proof answer this? please & thankyou.
no, they are normally tropical depressions or low pressures that far north. national hurricane center has a website and good archives by year that you can look at storm tracks
Why is it no one mentions the river turbulence drawing the storms in??? I knew it would if it was close to the shore...Someone tell me why they never talk about this ???They should know this 🤔
The eye passed over my family and myself here in Punta Gorda. At least where I'm at, damage doesn't seem like anything crazy so far. Being here versus seeing it from elsewhere are 2 wildly different experiences.
@@joshuaguenin9507 even that the news is important for Floridians. So. A lot in Texas ar bilingual why don't translate and save people with knowledge about the weather.
@@intelectual1152 if floridians can get a station out of houston with no power....then more power to them. Besides there is something called SAP ...push that button and everyone starts speaking spanish
'This a very rare event' WELL, maybe not. With human caused global warming THIS may now be an average storm. Enjoy. How about reducing our contribution to heating the atmosphere?
Great coverage; factual, well-explained, and free of hype. Thank you!
This was the best most well explained coverage ever. Thank you, good job
Your predictions were almost spot on. THANK YOU! Everyone else is worried about grabbing headlines and people just wanted information. I LIVE in Tampa and your forecast was the best I saw on any news source.
💯💯💯💯💯
These are the kinds of balanced news coverage that we need. 😊🌎✨
Your in Tampa? I have family that lives near there but they evacuated. How are yall doing this morning?
Thanks for not monetizing this coverage of Ian, mad respect 💯 👊
You have given an excellent report. THANK YOU.
Great presentation of weather movement and how to see the big picture. Best I’ve ever seen. No need for the “news voice” and all the fluff. Excellent work. And I don’t ever really comment on things. Keep it up! 👍
The last broadcast about how the Tampa Bay would be drained and pushed into Charlotte Harbor was spot on, you're the best most concise weatherman i have ever seen.
Thanx for updates. Watching on my phone. Lost power this morning still not on. Ft. Laud. Fl. Pray an stay safe all
Prayers for everyone in Florida 🙏
They can’t start working on anyone’s power outage till the storm passes so just hang in there and stay safe.
I live in Myrtle beach SC and every year I get unnerved with these storms ! I have hugh pine trees all around my home . When the trees start rocking and rolling I start to cry....Lol. WISH US LUCK !
Me too!! Praying for all of us impacted now and what is coming.
Really nice job explaining the storm and the models going forward for the next week. Excellent coverage.
Very well done! Thank you!
Very professional presentation
Very professional and concise information!
It’s 11:10 pm and we’re getting 40-55 mph winds with 65-70 gusts in Port Saint Lucie on the east coast, just goes to show how powerful this storm still is, I’m laying in bed and the house is vibrating 😮 stay safe y’all 🙏🏼🌀
im in kissimme right now, every like 10 seconds we get like a 2 second burst of wind its weird. this is my first hurricane so i have no clue if thats normal
praying for you guys.
@@stm2fr totally normal hang in there
I'm in Port Orange. It sounds like a freight train is circling my house.
@@thegnome4874 yeah i got some cheez-its so im good
Excellent work sir !
Best break down I’ve seen and very much appreciated! Hope to see more in depth info on the southwest coast of FLA Thursday ;)
Thank you. Very well explained. I live near Jacksonille, now I know what to is in store for us
thank you.
Great Ian update on Wed Sep 28 late pm, what to expect the next few days.
Thank you for keeping us safe.
no problem.
Very good explanation.
Thank yous for your efforts, thank you for nice explanations and not monetizing the video. Some people don’t have time to watch an ad or two forcibly.
CANNOT IMAGINE HOW TIRED YOU ALL ARE
they sleep fine in houston
Great detail in the reporting. Nice work
Spot on captain!
Praying for all of us
🙏🏽
Hope you all stay safe
it's just Florida, thoughts and prayers will fix it
Ian been on point 🤣🔥
It's Rah-lee NC. There is no Ray-lee NC lol. Will the temp of the Atlantic allow for any intensification once across FL?
David Paul is a G!
I think scientists and engineers should be working on ways to stop these in their track. I understand satellites can detect an eye forming when its about 1/4
of a mile across. Small enough to have one of the weaker walls blown apart with munitions or microwave technology. It's time we try to control this terrible life threatening hazard.
Stop?! Who? Mother nature? 😳 Good luck with dat!! 😂
My windoes are leaking like crazy goddamn
So how bad will it hit Savannah Georgia?
stressfull for you to inform everyone,all take care..
He sounds like he just learned that information right before he got up there and is just putting it all together 😅
LMFAO!!!
He is excited like he said never before seen 😅
No disrespect though! They’re doing a great job and Im very appreciative and very grateful for everything the whole team is doing!!
@@Kelix- Yea , they probably tired
We live in pinellas county (near Tampa) this was nothing more for us then a drizzle and wind
U guys think the stores will be open tomorrow?
I'm sure they will do their best. 😊🌎✨
So if Florida wasn’t there, it would strengthen to Cat 5 or worse? (Land cut off its supply source)
It would disperse as it crossed land, but yes, Florida does seem to serve as a 'break' for weather storms. 😊🌎✨
curious......has a hurricane Ever been known to go so north inland ...that it turns with help of the great lakes and a rogue wind-to enter ohio/michigan region?....can any1 with real proof answer this? please & thankyou.
no, they are normally tropical depressions or low pressures that far north. national hurricane center has a website and good archives by year that you can look at storm tracks
Why is it no one mentions the river turbulence drawing the storms in??? I knew it would if it was close to the shore...Someone tell me why they never talk about this ???They should know this 🤔
ledge!!!
He sounds like he hates doing this lmao
I still don’t understand why people wanna live in Florida
Texas and California get em too.
The eye passed over my family and myself here in Punta Gorda. At least where I'm at, damage doesn't seem like anything crazy so far. Being here versus seeing it from elsewhere are 2 wildly different experiences.
@@oriraykai3610 cali gets no hurricanes wtf are you smoking.
It makes life exciting
Because it's not a Left¡st sh¡thole, that's why.
Florida is full of Spanish, so the news is only in English. You don't try to help Spanish people about this tragedy. I'm asking why,???
because this station is in houston....texas
@@joshuaguenin9507 even that the news is important for Floridians. So. A lot in Texas ar bilingual why don't translate and save people with knowledge about the weather.
@@intelectual1152 if floridians can get a station out of houston with no power....then more power to them. Besides there is something called SAP ...push that button and everyone starts speaking spanish
'This a very rare event' WELL, maybe not. With human caused global warming THIS may now be an average storm. Enjoy. How about reducing our contribution to heating the atmosphere?
There is not a weather expert on the planet who would argue that this is now considered an average storm. Don't be a dumbass.