Southeast Severe Weather Risk RAPIDLY Climbing
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- Severe weather thresholds continue to rise as we start the day today with lingering thunderstorm threats still over the FL peninsula and parts of Georgia into South Carolina. This next weather player promises to be far more expansive with a greater variety of significant impacts likely
Nice brief and good analysis! Hoping to get out the door on Saturday and maybe roll out a little bit for some slight chasing/photography of those SC storms in my neck of the woods but that is TBD. Great one, Nazario!
That would be a good opportunity to do so! Lots more to unearth as we go thru Friday and early Saturday to see what gets started. Today will tell us a lot. Thank you for watching!
I enjoy your weather videos
Thank you very much!
Hi Nazario 😊it was awesome to see you chasing last night 😊great job as always!! Ty 😊
Hi Carmen! So happy to see you watching still! Miss you in the live chats, hope all is well
I've noticed whenever you're giving the forecast, especially with a severe weather threat. You maintain that serious demeanor and it's more about making sure that people are safe. But whenever you're chasing storms, or simply talking weather what if's and possibilities. The excitement shows 😂. That's the power of weather imo.
That is the name of the game. Glad you’ve taken notice! I’m all for fun and excitement in the field as long as we thoroughly get threats across to folks
Great content as usual 🎉
Very much appreciated!
😂... Wow, WxCN! Fastest Meteorologist in the West. You may consider being an Auctioneer as a side hustle! Yet your analysis is crystal clear, and I learn something every time. Great content as usual! Storm came through Upper Tampa Bay around 11pm, but colleagues on the east side toward Brandon got walloped hard. Makes sense, considering Haines City saw heavy weather.
The caffeine was undoubtedly hitting yesterday morning lol was worried I was speaking far too fast. Yeah it looks like the main MCS from the other night weakened considerably as it moved inland. Way too cool inland to sustain those tops
We ended up getting almost zilch here in Ocala last night, 0.14" of rain. Whole thing started and was over with in about 5 minutes. I know other places got some gnarly stuff but we dodged it.
The precursor storms zapped the land of all its heat and helped really stabilize us! That’s why the main line rapidly fell apart as it came inland
You are the man. I was in your hood today. I have some job sites over there. If you get time go get a Mangonada smoothie from the stand at 30th st. and Hinson Ave. Tell them you want it spicy. It’s a spiritual experience !
That’s RIGHT down the road from where I’m at! Definitely going to check them out
@@WxCenterNazario it’s cash only, get the pineapple/mango. Carbpocolypse
The storm that my arthritic knees were warning me about went through.This is going to be a wild season.
Monitoring to see what shakes out shortly after this, kinda seems like there’s another large scale low pressure in the making
To me it looks like the best shear and cape are not overlapping. The shear appears to be outpacing the best thermodynamics. But things can change. Great analysis.
Shear and buoyancy are right overtop one another. Plus you have to remember when looking at a product like SB CAPE on its own, a lot of it is heavily reliant solely on moisture and heat down close to ground level. That’s why I’d gone on to mention mixing layer and most unstable CAPE given we have multiple triggers working thru the pattern. Thanks for watching!
@@WxCenterNazario Ohh ok. I'm just a "weather weenie", as the GOAT James Spann would say. So it's awesome to watch your channel & others to learn new things. Another thing that I think is highly underrated, is climatology. Thanks for responding.
@@bradrandolph9631 climatology is incredibly underrated! Especially in the newer generations of forecasting. I wish I had the time and the energy to really study up on all the intricate seasonal and continental patterns year to year. I’m a fan of James for sure, been watching his live briefings daily for a while now. Enjoy that he also discusses pattern recognition and starting big picture before narrowing down.
@@WxCenterNazario I' completely agree with you. Have a great day.
@@bradrandolph9631 likewise!
Waiting for 2inch rain in nh ..again😢
Quite the swath of rainfall is headed up there
SMH. Here we go again.
Watching to see what occurs mid month after this as well
When are you gonna do an updated forecast on hurricane season?
Very soon! May 1st, announcing it later on this evening in today’s video. Finally doing a hard upload versus strictly a live stream
@WxCenterNazario It's crazy how fast time 6. Now June 10th. It felt just like yesterday when I commented on this being over 30 days out from hurricane season .