50/50 Odds Of Tropical Development In The Atlantic
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- 11:00am ET July 29, 2024 - The odds are increasing for a Tropical Depression to form in the Atlantic. Watch The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore explain how this developing system could potentially impact the East Coast.
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Jim Cantore, the #GOAT storm chaser!! ❤❤❤ you are a #LEGEND
As long as I don't see Jim Cantore where I live, I 'm good..
Thanks for the update Jim
In the Bahamas keep me informed❤
Saw this one creep up from just 20% to 30% to 40% to 50% now. It might seem innocuous, but this is actually a very bad sign. Another storm forming very early in the season, and this time despite all the dust and the MJO still not being quite there. Imagine in a few weeks when the dust is subsiding, the wind shear continues to decrease, and the MJO more firmly in place. It's going to be an extreme hurricane season to be remembered.
Such a quick and rampant development, i wonder what the next few weeks might hold for us
Tropical depression hit Florida over weekend! I stay home! No Church on Sunday.
Florid guy here how's it going CZcams? 😂
@@dolphinsfan3245me?
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Get prepared ahead of time. Incoming solar CMEs could make it intensify rapidly. Hoping it misses you. 🙏🏼
As am I, I'm keeping an eye on this. I think personally it's gonna be drawn north towards the carolinas but no telling really.
Is this gonna hit Clearwater and Tampa Florida as a major hurricane?
@@youngmoneysaint813 watch the video and you'll find out
@@youngmoneysaint813 not likely
So IF… if this were to develop into anything when would it make it to Myrtle beach?
What’s taking hurricane/tropical storm season so long this year?
it started slow
Is this a joke? Hurricane season usually really picks up around the beginning of August, July has never really been very prominent, there's usually only a single hurricane every three years in July. And so far we've had the earliest Cat 5 (Beryl) ever forming, and now we're seeing storms manage to pick up despite the dust and the MJO not yet being fully in place.
In just a couple of weeks or so the dust will start subsiding, the MJO will be firmly in place, wind shear continues to drop from the ENSO transition to La Niña, and the Atlantic is warmer than it's been in a very long time; we're headed for an extreme hurricane season for the ages.
@@hoon_sol well this year its was slow
@@EASFLORIDA:
Total nonsense. There has been tons of activity brewing in the Atlantic, and that even despite the temporary suppressing conditions. And again: it's way too early to really talk about anything being slow, since there's typically a dramatic increase in activity in August, but even considering just July activity has been quite high already. Read what I wrote above again.
There’s a lot of wind shear and Saharan dust blocking the gulf and Atlantic off keeping hurricanes away
Jamaica doesn’t need this again
So at minimum it’s got at least 7-8 before it touches the East Coast/Gulf if it becomes anything
You know how to discern the face of the sky, but you cannot the signs of the times.
Got Relief from excessive heat...🤪
Is he in Mississippi?
It won’t make it to Florida it’s just going to be a lot of rain
Let’s go!
why
Why did the weather channel change their graphics again?
They do it about every 5 or so years it seems. They look classic yet modern at the same time.
@@brrraiden3080 I still wonder why they removed 3D effects only to readd them again. No TV station uses 3d effects now so they went back to being classic it seems
I have Disney World reservations from august 9th-14th. Will this ruin my trip?
Probably not but keep an eye on it! Why do people go to Disney World during the most uncomfortable months? It rains here in Florida everyday during the Summer.
@@xoxxobob61i dont get the appeal of taking a vacation to see a mouse and spend 3k
@@xoxxobob61 I can handle the heat; I just don’t want my plans to be canceled. I have tickets to Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween party on august 13th. It’ll be my first time going. Fingers are crossed that the shows and parades don’t get canceled. I have a detailed itinerary and everything is paid for.
@@brett3140 well, we all enjoy different things, and there’s nothing wrong with that. This is a once in a lifetime thing for me. I definitely wouldn’t be going frequently with how expensive it is. With that said, I’m definitely excited about my trip. I have dinner reservations for each night, 4 day park tickets, and mickeys not so scary tickets. I’m taking my mom; I was going to surprise her for her birthday in September, but I’m a college student and will have classes then, so august it was.
@@brett3140 everything was a little over 3k, but that doesn’t include food and souvenirs. It’ll probably be closer to 5k; maybe a little more.
Just absolutely enjoy watching the Weather Channel every morning. Not only about weather .Love the climate change episodes or ones on helping the planet.
Tampa!!! :33333
Or it could not.
Not many weather CZcamsrs are talking about this lol. I’ve been hungry for more info but it seems like almost everyone took the weekend off lol
Take a look at mr weather man hes up to date
The weatherman might be right, or he might be wrong.
Why not wait 3 days and see what happens right now it's just talks
There is a high chance, that’s why this is a big deal, n it’s to give a head up to the local authorities that they possibly hav to cancel their vac n come to work during an emergency
We need some more excitement here in north Texas, maybe the track will be here in texas,ITS BEEN HOT.
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bruh
But then I'd have to cancel my trip to Japan.. 3": 💔
You don't even predict right the day after, shame on you
The weather channel has become OBSESSED with climate change. I hear they're going to change their name to climate channel. Lost all credibility with their constant harping about climate change.
This has to be the dumbest comment I've seen in a long time.
Of course weather channels are highly preoccupied with climate change, it literally has a huge effect on their entire vocation. Is that really very hard to understand? Beyond that it's also something that affects every person on the planet. Anyone with a brain should be constantly harping about climate change until we start seeing some actual changes in human contributions to it.
So no, they don't lose credibility by bringing it up, they only gain credibility. In fact, weather channels that don't make climate change a central topic of discussion these days are the ones that lose all credibility.
They cannot even predict the day after but they want to predict the apocalypse....i know why 🤑🤑🤑
@@SenzaTetto-f3h:
You have zero idea what you're talking about. Ever since the dawn of humanity people have been talking about the weather, and weather forecasting has been one of the longest-running endeavors humans have engaged in, all the way back to creating calendar systems based on astronomical observations to be able to accurate predict e.g. the yearly flooding of the Nile for agricultural purposes.
Today we have advanced models that are able to predict weather with 90% accuracy three to five days out. For a single day after the accuracy is as high as 95-98%. So the idea that we can't predict weather one day forward has to be one of the most moronic claims I've ever seen.
Also, the idea that talking about climate change is somehow lucrative is patently absurb. You know what's really lucrative? The oil business. Know how much money they spend on lobbying and propaganda? Absolutely ridiculous amounts.
You're an absolute clown, and you sorely need to turn on your brain and start using it.
Gee, a class of 3rd graders could make a 50/50 prediction on weather. Just like a broken clock is still right twice a day, this holds the same feeble credibility.
The models being used are far more statistically comprehensive than the random guesses of 3rd graders. Just because the prediction in this case is 50% doesn't mean that's just plucked out of thin air. You'll frequently see other percentages too, like 20%, or 70%, and so on. Statistics is literally precisely about quantifying how big a chance there is for something to happen.