As a fulltime RVer, I just want to thank you, Max, for helping us to be weather aware! Just know you are saving lives, young man. May God continue to bless you.
I’m going to echo this - it’s difficult to find travel weather information that’s reliable and detailed wrt severe risks. We skirted the big outbreak in AR/AL/TN in April thanks to Max.
Same here last year my husband was in Michigan for work while I was back home having surgery and our fifth wheel went on two wheels according to my tough husband and he swears it almost flipped over because of the strong winds with him in it late at night. He barely missed being in the strong tornado that tore through the town. We won’t stay in our fifth wheel any longer during a chance of bad weather and rely mostly now on his channel to plan accordingly. Tonight we will be in a hotel just to be safe.
For some reason I am getting your notifications 6 days after the fact. I’m not tech savvy. Is there something I can do to get them when they are uploaded?
Very concerned about Northern IL later..we have had lots of flooding from the storms this weekend..alot of people having to clean up flooding with damage in their homes. Praying for all in the path of these storms
I like Max because he covers smaller severe weather days, not just the big outbreak days. I don't even remember the last time I saw Ryan Hall. Grats on 332K+ subs. I was here with you when you were
I heard Ryan Hall is taking some personal time. I never watched him but I think he’s been at this quite a while longer. It’s great to have different reliable sources on the same topic!
Ryan Hall is a meteorologist! He took advantage during the start of Cvid...was on all the time covering weather and building his brand. He worked his butt off. There were a few other that could have taken advantage.. He worked hard to get to where he is. He covers the big weather events and still updates on future weather systems. Can't say anything bad about him. I saw him grow to a multi million dollar business and non profit agency.
Live on the IL, WI border in the very NE corner, and those storms last night were insane. It was like being in a hurricane. The rain was blowing so hard my bedroom window in my apartment leaked water, which has never happened in 3 years since I’ve been here. Yikes.
Those potential high wind speeds of up to 80mph, if they manifest in my area of NW Kankakee County, IL, are certain to severely damage or possibly destroy my mobile home. I appreciate the heads up though, Max! Night time storms are terrifying. Thank you so much for your dedication to keeping us informed!
Max was born for meteorology! Starting this young, I bet he discovers something about weather that no one else has. I'm old so I probably won't be around to witness it.
Rockford,IL has been getting pounded by rain fall, there is tons of flooding going on last night and had over 110 water rescues. People's basement and retaining walls are collapsing in and flooding
I'm so sorry that you couldn't go back to sleep I pray for everyone that is being affected by all this whether it doesn't matter tornadoes wins floods whatever I am so grateful that there's more information out there for us and I pray for all of you I love all of you the chats and the weather people and the Chasers❤❤❤❤😂😂
Everyone be safe I love you and and I'll pray for all of you I hope that the wind damage won't be too bad or the bad storms or any of the tornadoes I'll pray for everyone love you❤❤😂😂
we appreciate your diligence, its been a rough summer so far. Not much lightning last night here. Heavy rain so far this morning, no floods in here, Thank God. Will stay in.
Max-you rock. I drive big rigs and worked 4 to 4 yesterday. As I was leaving the dock I saw an incredible (for central Ohio) wall cloud. I managed to pick up my dinner order from Sonic and was halfway home when the wind out front of that bow-echo-looking line hit and MAN was I glad I wasn’t on the road! Thanks for all you do. Semper Fi (and keep your powder dry pilgrim) 🫡
I wasn’t really sure what a derecho is, so I looked it up. Here’s what I found from the Nat Weather Service: “A derecho (pronounced similar to "deh-REY-cho") is a widespread, long-lived wind storm that is associated with a band of rapidly moving showers or thunderstorms.”
Northwest Indiana here. I drove through a derecho in the summer of '21 or '22. Winds were 70+mph. The windows of my car looked as if they were painted white. I couldn't see anything at all. Wanted to pull over, but I couldn't see where the street, or curb, or any buildings were at. It was like being suspended in mid air in a planet of nothing but white atmosphere!
Here North of Illinois there was lot of thunder 2 days ago and also last night and a small earthquake around 3 am, today is really hot and humid, even if you step outside for seconds and come back inside, you get all sweaty because of the humidity
I have lived here for all my life in the northeast never seen weather like this. The temperatures seems to get hotter and more storms hit early in the season
It will take a few more years to say for sure whether it’s a temporary fluctuation or the permanent widespread conditions predicted by climate change models. But meanwhile it’s quite concerning. It doesn’t feel as if areas are prepared to respond to the constant new challenges and disasters.
There is definitely a change. When I watched The Weather Channel in the early 80s, I always wished I lived in Washington State or Maine during the summer, because the map showed that their temps were always between 65-70. Now they say the normal Summer temps for those areas is 84°! There is definitely a change in the climate.
We've had so many severe storm warnings in far northern Wisconsin lately that don't pan out. Plenty of rain, and a lot of thunder too. It seems like the storms fizzle out by the time they reach us.
Tornado warning in my area, I am quite worried, as this is the 3rd tornado warning i've seen so far, with the 1st being the feb 27 tornado outbreak, and the 2nd and the 3rd being this outbreak
Here in aurora illinois there was insane storms last night and I also got a tornado warning I'm thankful nothing happend to us but I think today would be worse so thanks for reminding me.
100 F here in NC for the next three days, as well. And extremely humid. These widespread heatwave events are creeping up on wet bulb territory and I don’t think most folks understand what that means. If humans can’t cool via sweat evaporation, they will overheat regardless of whether they’re in the shade or sitting still or even drinking water.
This is getting very concerning, and a derecho is possible, significant severe weather is possible, the threats are damaging winds to 80-90, hail, and a few tornadoes
I had a friend who was in an RV during that. It was a huge fifth wheel RV but that storm flipped it, then lifted it - and their truck - and dropped it in a pile of snapped trees 150 meters away. Fortunately they were able to bail when it flipped. They lost everything though, including a couple pets. :( I’d seen the home damage and ruined crops from derechos before, but I never took the danger seriously until then.
Thank you for the update/different possibilities for Eastern Iowa today! My 7 year old is inpatient at U of Iowa so being away from home is hard not knowing what may happen so Ill be wartching for updates all day. Thank you!!!
We had a lightning storm roll through last night in NW Kansas. No rain out of it, but it caused a good-sized fire in some fields south of us Not the kind of orange horizon I like to see. Hopefully, we get some rain out of any storms that roll through today. Appreciate the forecast Max
He really dislikes mentioning Wisconsin in his reports. There is a storm system bearing down in Wisconsin this afternoon. Could have damaging winds, gobs of rain with possible tornadoes.
As a fulltime RVer, I just want to thank you, Max, for helping us to be weather aware!
Just know you are saving lives, young man.
May God continue to bless you.
I’m going to echo this - it’s difficult to find travel weather information that’s reliable and detailed wrt severe risks. We skirted the big outbreak in AR/AL/TN in April thanks to Max.
Same here last year my husband was in Michigan for work while I was back home having surgery and our fifth wheel went on two wheels according to my tough husband and he swears it almost flipped over because of the strong winds with him in it late at night. He barely missed being in the strong tornado that tore through the town. We won’t stay in our fifth wheel any longer during a chance of bad weather and rely mostly now on his channel to plan accordingly. Tonight we will be in a hotel just to be safe.
@@aubreyodom468good you both stay safe. Most likely I will be at my apartment watching to see if I have to do basement.
@@aubreyodom468 praying for y'all, sis. Make sure to check on your insurance coverage!
For some reason I am getting your notifications 6 days after the fact. I’m not tech savvy. Is there something I can do to get them when they are uploaded?
Very concerned about Northern IL later..we have had lots of flooding from the storms this weekend..alot of people having to clean up flooding with damage in their homes. Praying for all in the path of these storms
Ohioan here praying for everyone to stay safe tonight 🙏🏻❤️
NE Ohio here 🙏🏼💕
NW Ohio checking in. Stay safe tonight 🫶🏻
Thanks Max. Praying these storms aren't intense and especially no derecho.
Iowa had one in 2020. That's enough for me.
@@richardgosnell233your Iowan Derecho visited us in Indiana --- and I drove through it! 😳
@@KalamazooKandy my area is on the ENH/MDT border, this hasn’t happened to me since 2021. I pray everyones safe
I’ve never been more happy to not have trees in my yard
Lol
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A block away from me a tree split in two from last nights storms. Half the tree was down on backyard, fence and shed. Big tree.
I like Max because he covers smaller severe weather days, not just the big outbreak days. I don't even remember the last time I saw Ryan Hall. Grats on 332K+ subs. I was here with you when you were
Same.
I heard Ryan Hall is taking some personal time. I never watched him but I think he’s been at this quite a while longer. It’s great to have different reliable sources on the same topic!
Same. Hall focuses on prime time hours. Seem him bail when there were multiple tornado warnings because he was tired. 😴
Remember, Ryan is not a meteorologist. Max will be one in another year.
Ryan Hall is a meteorologist! He took advantage during the start of Cvid...was on all the time covering weather and building his brand. He worked his butt off. There were a few other that could have taken advantage.. He worked hard to get to where he is. He covers the big weather events and still updates on future weather systems. Can't say anything bad about him. I saw him grow to a multi million dollar business and non profit agency.
Crazy storms passed through Chicago last night. I'm ready for round 2. Big thank you Max on the update on severe weather for today.
hopefully.. this comment is still good :P
Live on the IL, WI border in the very NE corner, and those storms last night were insane. It was like being in a hurricane. The rain was blowing so hard my bedroom window in my apartment leaked water, which has never happened in 3 years since I’ve been here. Yikes.
same i was so scared
“Here’s a little threat over Iowa. How cute!” This is what I signed up for. 😂
Haha, I had to replay that part to make sure that that was what I heard him say, lol!
The "how cute" was about Arizona not Iowa.
Not Iowa! It’s Arizona! Arizona is by California
There was a faint earthquake last night in Illinois near DeKalb and Schaumburg at 2:30am
Watching from the Iowa Great Lakes area in NW Iowa, where we’ve been flooded-out for most of the summer. NO MORE RAIN PLEASE!!
Those potential high wind speeds of up to 80mph, if they manifest in my area of NW Kankakee County, IL, are certain to severely damage or possibly destroy my mobile home. I appreciate the heads up though, Max! Night time storms are terrifying.
Thank you so much for your dedication to keeping us informed!
Woke up a 3 am, couldn’t go back to sleep, and still haven’t…
Lol
@@Fire_Edits1 Lots going on..I have not went to bed yet.
Getting sleepy..have a snack,bit will help🥰
@ayo9057I just took an allergy pill because I’m itchy
Welp, don’t drive sleep deprived.
same
I woke up at 3 a.m. to the Chicago storm, let's just say that I only got 3 hours of sleep😂
Max was born for meteorology! Starting this young, I bet he discovers something about weather that no one else has. I'm old so I probably won't be around to witness it.
@@mraereed He is an absolute natural. I love listening to him. He feels safe.
Here in Ft. Wayne. Pretty strong wording for a significant damaging wind event from IWX
Rockford,IL has been getting pounded by rain fall, there is tons of flooding going on last night and had over 110 water rescues.
People's basement and retaining walls are collapsing in and flooding
Earthquake in Illinois a couple hours ago?
I'm so sorry that you couldn't go back to sleep I pray for everyone that is being affected by all this whether it doesn't matter tornadoes wins floods whatever I am so grateful that there's more information out there for us and I pray for all of you I love all of you the chats and the weather people and the Chasers❤❤❤❤😂😂
"Marginal threat in Arizona, how cute." 😂
Bring on winter.
What rolled into central Illinois at midnight was the heaviest rain I have ever experienced. It's a rinse and repeat for today I understand.
In southern Wisconsin last night a wicked storm came through. Soooo many trees uprooted completely. Power still out in some places
Everyone be safe I love you and and I'll pray for all of you I hope that the wind damage won't be too bad or the bad storms or any of the tornadoes I'll pray for everyone love you❤❤😂😂
Ugh, we're in this area in Indiana. Oh well it's summer. Stay safe all. Thanks for keeping us informed, Max.
we appreciate your diligence, its been a rough summer so far. Not much lightning last night here. Heavy rain so far this morning, no floods in here, Thank God. Will stay in.
We had a dust storm last night in Arizona
Max-you rock. I drive big rigs and worked 4 to 4 yesterday. As I was leaving the dock I saw an incredible (for central Ohio) wall cloud. I managed to pick up my dinner order from Sonic and was halfway home when the wind out front of that bow-echo-looking line hit and MAN was I glad I wasn’t on the road! Thanks for all you do. Semper Fi (and keep your powder dry pilgrim) 🫡
man my poor city of rockford is getting absolutely destroyed the past few days wtf
I wasn’t really sure what a derecho is, so I looked it up. Here’s what I found from the Nat Weather Service: “A derecho (pronounced similar to "deh-REY-cho") is a widespread, long-lived wind storm that is associated with a band of rapidly moving showers or thunderstorms.”
Geoengineering.
Northwest Indiana here. I drove through a derecho in the summer of '21 or '22. Winds were 70+mph. The windows of my car looked as if they were painted white. I couldn't see anything at all. Wanted to pull over, but I couldn't see where the street, or curb, or any buildings were at. It was like being suspended in mid air in a planet of nothing but white atmosphere!
My family in Indiana calls them De-recko's like Gecko 🦎 😂. For some reason they get a lot of them there.
😂 I’m stealing that saying how funny
Here North of Illinois there was lot of thunder 2 days ago and also last night and a small earthquake around 3 am, today is really hot and humid, even if you step outside for seconds and come back inside, you get all sweaty because of the humidity
Thanks for the warnings, Max.
Last night, the north dakota storms had at least 2-3 lightning flashes per SECOND. Oh, and baseballs ⚾️
In Western New York, patiently waiting to see or hear this storm, expecting a 3pm outburst where I am.
I have lived here for all my life in the northeast never seen weather like this. The temperatures seems to get hotter and more storms hit early in the season
It will take a few more years to say for sure whether it’s a temporary fluctuation or the permanent widespread conditions predicted by climate change models.
But meanwhile it’s quite concerning. It doesn’t feel as if areas are prepared to respond to the constant new challenges and disasters.
There is definitely a change. When I watched The Weather Channel in the early 80s, I always wished I lived in Washington State or Maine during the summer, because the map showed that their temps were always between 65-70. Now they say the normal Summer temps for those areas is 84°! There is definitely a change in the climate.
Southern tier of New York here. Its stifling outside. I pray the power stays on.
Are you suggesting there could be another footnado?
Back in 2020 Iowa had a Derechio (However you spell that). It was crazy
Yep woke up at almost 3am with a 3.5 earthquake here in Illinois
Aw COME ON!
I already had storms yesterday that made me not sleep!
He called the blessing of rain in arizona cute 🥺
I’m from Wisconsin and am In the two percent tornadoes but here’s the thing to night we are going to a dam movie during a storm
Hopefully no more tornadoes in WNY today
I always thought a Derecho was from heavy rain too.
TWISTERS! Thank you Max.
We got hit by the midway airport tornado in Chicago.... I almost shitted my pants, and it sounded like a fright train
🎉Illinois had 10 tornado touch down yesterday
Woohoo I’m the main threat for severe weather for once!
Woke up last night to what sounded like an explosion caused by lightning.
Chicago got its first foot-nado last night
Seems like I missed an amusing broadcast last night. 😂
Is the sears tower still in one piece?
@@darksoulsss2618 Id assume so
@@irenafarm we got up to some tom foolery
I’m no Chicago didn’t get its first tornado last night… do ur research! They’ve gotten a lot of tornados through the years
We've had so many severe storm warnings in far northern Wisconsin lately that don't pan out. Plenty of rain, and a lot of thunder too. It seems like the storms fizzle out by the time they reach us.
Thanks from Iowa for the heads up. We will take shelter as needed!! 😮
"How cute" 😂💀😭. Thanks for all you do Max!
2:52 August 10, 2020 reference by Max Velocity.
You cooked here. Called the moderate and called the hail risk. You even highlighted the 10% area
@4:37 looks like the chef is inhaling
My dog won't bark😄
Sirens just went off in Janesville, Wi.
Tornado warning in my area, I am quite worried, as this is the 3rd tornado warning i've seen so far, with the 1st being the feb 27 tornado outbreak, and the 2nd and the 3rd being this outbreak
live in illinois and had to take cover last night during ur live stream
thanks for the daily info!
who remember's footnado in chicago?
Here in aurora illinois there was insane storms last night and I also got a tornado warning I'm thankful nothing happend to us but I think today would be worse so thanks for reminding me.
I just cabled a breathing tree today. This should be fun….my work will be tested tonight. 😂
Oh the flooding! Lol~ thanks Max!
THANX from Baltimore ,Ohio
Pushing 100 degrees in south central Pennsylvania tomorrow
100 F here in NC for the next three days, as well. And extremely humid.
These widespread heatwave events are creeping up on wet bulb territory and I don’t think most folks understand what that means.
If humans can’t cool via sweat evaporation, they will overheat regardless of whether they’re in the shade or sitting still or even drinking water.
That moderate risk getting way to close too me glad im in enhanced risk🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣
"Favorable for tornadoes"
* Me staring at my city in the dead middle 😮*
Yah, I hate that
Are you gonna go live with these storms? Love watching your lives
If u listened to the video , he said yes he’s most likely going to be live today but not tomorrow
@@melodydomain3487 thanks, but also commented well before he mentioned that in the video
This is getting very concerning, and a derecho is possible, significant severe weather is possible, the threats are damaging winds to 80-90, hail, and a few tornadoes
Be safe! Anyone in these areas, have a plan for shelter, proper clothing, water, a snack, and information!
@@irenafarm i am very excited to drive home from work this evening from IN to IL in a 1900lb 40 year old VW LOL
I'm in Freeport IL i live alone I'm terrified😢
Thank you very much!!
we had pretty bad storms last night and to follow that we had an earthquake, yup weird Illinois type action
I live in Lexington Kentucky. I have not sent any storms and don’t know what to expect.
Derecho in Iowa 2020 140 mph. Really dont ever want to see a other one !
The max gust speed was 140 not 170.
I had a friend who was in an RV during that. It was a huge fifth wheel RV but that storm flipped it, then lifted it - and their truck - and dropped it in a pile of snapped trees 150 meters away.
Fortunately they were able to bail when it flipped. They lost everything though, including a couple pets. :(
I’d seen the home damage and ruined crops from derechos before, but I never took the danger seriously until then.
@@irenafarm it was scarey for sure
Indiana had one in 2022, it was the most ominous sounding storm I have witnessed
Thank you for the update/different possibilities for Eastern Iowa today! My 7 year old is inpatient at U of Iowa so being away from home is hard not knowing what may happen so Ill be wartching for updates all day. Thank you!!!
Can't wait for the break from the heat after the storms finally pass by us today
I've never heard anyone pronounce "Huron" like that before
I am as ready as can be
My wife Debra won’t let me see the kids
I'm glad I tuned in, I'm right in the bullseye.
We had a lightning storm roll through last night in NW Kansas. No rain out of it, but it caused a good-sized fire in some fields south of us Not the kind of orange horizon I like to see. Hopefully, we get some rain out of any storms that roll through today. Appreciate the forecast Max
Detroit wants some thunder tooo
I live in Canton IL
Welp i survived and saw the tornado🥲👍
I really hope we at least get rain here in PA our temps have been way to hot this summer
Oh yeah I’m in the orange area in Illinois.
He really dislikes mentioning Wisconsin in his reports. There is a storm system bearing down in Wisconsin this afternoon. Could have damaging winds, gobs of rain with possible tornadoes.
Miscalled Lake Ontario "Lake Huron".
*Lake Her Ron. 😂
Thnx a bunch Max for giving us better coverage on normal storms vs our own news prodcasts💯🙌
Do you think Wind Lake or Greenfield Wisconsin will be alright?
G'day, hot 🔥 in Missouri today.
I am in Joliet and i’m pretty worried about the storm. Do you think i should get to shelter?
What time will this be hit in Illinois?
I need to know too
Same!
...do you not know how to check the weather? gosh you really need this channel. 😂😂😂😂😂
kinda pitiful dude.
New week. 7 days. 168 hours. Let nothing get in your way. Thanks for another great informational video.
Sounds like a replay of last night in northern Illinois.
Thanks Max
Thanks for the scoop Max...👉🏻