Very informative stuff , While not in the path of this stuff living in Victoria BC Canada ,,we have seen remnants of Typhoons redevelop into strong lows .Used to have all of Jim Leonards' Typhoon and Hurricane video's on VHS . Again love following this as i waite for our west coast winter storms ,,that have been as powerful as a Kat 3 Hurricane .Stay safe all our friends down there .
models are really showing this thing ramp up, also like in a span of 3 days, we went from 5 lemons to now 2 tomatoes and 1 orange, probably orange become a tomato soon
Love the video as usual, Mark, but I think you hedge your comments too much. You don't have to put 3 disclaimed ahead of every statement. Most people understand that you aren't fearmongering. The stupid folks will misinterpret you on purpose anyway. It's really not worth the time or energy, big dog.
I've been seeing this new phenomenon you know what's called rapid intensification those of you who don't understand it means it rapidly intensifies right before it comes on shore
Hey Mark, I'm a lineman just waiting on the call to go work on entergy tx/LA service areas. I'm a constant viewer of all your great work and would love the opportunity to meet you if we end up in the same area!
Invest 92L in the tropical Atlantic is however now becoming more organized according to the NHC which I believe is a sign of a change in the pattern across that region of the basin.
Everyone is kind of just waiting to see if 92L models can stabilize and not go back and forth and play with our emotions too much. It has potential but....
All this activity and the active phase of the MJO isn't even here yet. If I remember correctly the active phase of the MJO, for us, doesn't start until late September!
With 91L, future Francine (assuming the wave 92L in the Atlantic MDR doesn't get the name first) gives me some concern since it'll have a decent amount of time over the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf is known to intensify storms quickly. Since it's over warm temps of about 88 degrees, it'll probably consolidate quickly and strengthen sooner than expected.
This is a bad spot for possible landfall. Lake Charles, LA just imploded the Capital One Skyscraper that was decimated by Hurricane Laura. I would have thought that would have been brought down earlier for safety reasons.
I’m in the Pensacola area and I know we’re going to be on the east side “dirty side”of the storm. My question is could it travel east and affect us or be a direct hit to this area?
October 10th of March 6th year since hurricane Michael hurricane Michael a peak wind gust of 218 mph landfall Mexico Beach stayed at Category 3 all the way up at the Albany Georgia strongest wind Mass 24 mi in diameter 28 ft of storm surge25 inches of rain in places
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Very informative stuff , While not in the path of this stuff living in Victoria BC Canada ,,we have seen remnants of Typhoons redevelop into strong lows .Used to have all of Jim Leonards' Typhoon and Hurricane video's on VHS . Again love following this as i waite for our west coast winter storms ,,that have been as powerful as a Kat 3 Hurricane .Stay safe all our friends down there .
models are really showing this thing ramp up, also like in a span of 3 days, we went from 5 lemons to now 2 tomatoes and 1 orange, probably orange become a tomato soon
as long as we never see mushrooms.
I miss my lemons. I got thirsty.
Man now I want a BLT
Love the video as usual, Mark, but I think you hedge your comments too much. You don't have to put 3 disclaimed ahead of every statement. Most people understand that you aren't fearmongering. The stupid folks will misinterpret you on purpose anyway. It's really not worth the time or energy, big dog.
Watching from new orleans thanks for the information!
Hi down in south Louisiana I’m watching it very closely thank you for the update
I've been seeing this new phenomenon you know what's called rapid intensification those of you who don't understand it means it rapidly intensifies right before it comes on shore
Hey Mark, I'm a lineman just waiting on the call to go work on entergy tx/LA service areas. I'm a constant viewer of all your great work and would love the opportunity to meet you if we end up in the same area!
Watching this in Abbeville, LA
Watching from Lafayette La
Thank you Mr Mark! 🙏🏻
If you’re posting a video on Sunday - it must be important for us to post extra attention!
So many ready to write this hurricane season off…
It wants to come to Texas but that cold front said, Nope Texas is closed!!
The front has also closed Florida.
Invest 92L in the tropical Atlantic is however now becoming more organized according to the NHC which I believe is a sign of a change in the pattern across that region of the basin.
Could also just be climatology... it's awful difficult for a low in the BOC to not develop in September of all months 😅
Everyone is kind of just waiting to see if 92L models can stabilize and not go back and forth and play with our emotions too much. It has potential but....
My friend in braithwaite has a 24 ft raised house on Mississippi in Louisiana if you think it'll be strong enough to go put cameras
All this activity and the active phase of the MJO isn't even here yet. If I remember correctly the active phase of the MJO, for us, doesn't start until late September!
In Hackberry, La - already pulling the boats.
Let's just hope this system doesn't go through a eye wall replacement
With 91L, future Francine (assuming the wave 92L in the Atlantic MDR doesn't get the name first) gives me some concern since it'll have a decent amount of time over the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf is known to intensify storms quickly. Since it's over warm temps of about 88 degrees, it'll probably consolidate quickly and strengthen sooner than expected.
This is a bad spot for possible landfall. Lake Charles, LA just imploded the Capital One Skyscraper that was decimated by Hurricane Laura. I would have thought that would have been brought down earlier for safety reasons.
This is reminding me a bit of Ida which drenched the north east after making landfill in LA
I’m in the Pensacola area and I know we’re going to be on the east side “dirty side”of the storm. My question is could it travel east and affect us or be a direct hit to this area?
It will. Cat 5 on 9/16/24 I called it, prophesied it, and am praying for it.
@@Postulatedstatehahahahah, yeah I don’t like that at all 🙄
@@Postulatedstatewhy are u praying for a category 5 😭😭😭 and that’s definitely not happening for sure given the conditions
@@SandboxerSandywhy are you not? Anyone who sees what's happening is praying for a storm.
The GFS is bullish with pressures at landfall in the low 960's. That is a CAT 3. I hope everyone is Louisiana is prepared.
I think the cat 3 is for sure possible but isn’t there dry air??
The dry air is going to dissipate
No not a cat 3 a little tropical storm a low minimum hurricane
Thx Mark
In navarre fl near pensacola
Can we get an update please Mark?
Might be a storm coming in the atlantic for the fish to worry about
Field mission soon??
This can definitely be a harbinger of more to come!! Conditions in Atlantic starting to get better.
October 10th of March 6th year since hurricane Michael hurricane Michael a peak wind gust of 218 mph landfall Mexico Beach stayed at Category 3 all the way up at the Albany Georgia strongest wind Mass 24 mi in diameter 28 ft of storm surge25 inches of rain in places
Can someone say opal
Don't remind me of her.
The tropical Atlantic systems also bear watching for possible impacts in the Caribbean and perhaps elsewhere at long range.
Florida has the highest chance at 44 percent of getting hit by a major hurricane this year I believe according to Colorado State University.