BREAKING: Super-Charged Hurricane Season Possible in 2024
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2024
- It can be a "blockbuster" hurricane season, AccuWeather hurricane experts warn, as all of the ingredients are coming together for explosive tropical development in the Atlantic this year. #hurricane #atlantic #forecast
There are two key factors that have AccuWeather forecasters sounding the early warning of a potentially super-charged season: The return of La Niña and historically warm water across the Atlantic Ocean.
As of mid-February, the water temperatures across the Atlantic were at the same level where they typically are in mid-July -- and the temperatures may only rise as the days get longer and heat builds across the Northern Hemisphere heading into spring and summer.
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A robust La Nina will be in place in August/Sept/Oct/Nov, that is the major factor, in addition to the very warm ocean temp anomalies. Lower wind shear, warm ocean temps, a likely Bermuda high will mean trouble for the US and Caribbean.
I sold my house here in southeast Florida. I am now in my condo where I can just pack up and get out and if a bad storm comes this way I will get out of its way.
Always great to get an in-depth breakdown from AccuWeather! Thanks guys!
You bet!
in the Caribbean, sea surface temperatures are already at 28 celcius… which is enough to support a category one hurricane 🌀
That's 82.4 degrees fahrenheit for those in the 🇺🇲
60 degrees off the fl coast. In Volusia co.
@@Bob-bm1fk what is the water temperature off of Africa ?
@@Bob-bm1fk Today's La Puntilla (Puerto Plata) sea temperature is 80 °F.
Big bay Africa it's 57.0 degrees.
I live in Houston and every year I’m almost expecting a major strike since it’s been so long since we had a major one directly affecting us. No surprise here. I’m guessing AccuWeather is predicting a stronger Azores Bermuda high that will funnel more storms westward.
My area in central Louisiana was hit twice in 2020...no power for weeks. I upgraded my water storage, got more batteries, upgraded my emergency solar cables for my window air conditioner, and got two more solar panels this month. Maybe somebody should remind New Orleans to prepare for once? Just ONCE!
You had Harvey with all that Rain
Yes we had ida 2 plus years ago! Always happy to see videos like this!
Well that ain’t how weather works. You can have multiple major hurricanes hit the same area 7 years in a row or not have a major hurricane hit your area in 200 years
I saw another forecasting agency, WeatherBELL, that made a forecast indicating that many tropical cyclones were headed for the western atlantic with texas being one of the areas that would experience more impacts
Louisiana is at risk, but highest risk, depending on enso will be Florida and Bahamas.
Every year we hear this same line and then it turns out normal or below.
No. Last year was very easily predicted below average because of the el nino
Actually no...
@@alemdevp2048 😂
Thanks for the info. It's really difficult to say now where and when things will strike, but certainly this doesn't bode well on average. I couldn't believe what I was hearing - water temps in the hurricane MDR are already at mid-July temps compared to average, and already it's 65% above the last warmest year which was 2002
Forget about your rain hat. Strap on a helmet.
Let us know what the Sharknado outlook is this season
Hahaha swear 😂
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You’re not serious but I guess you can type so congratulations
Stupid, you'll be the kind who scoffs at warnings.
Parts of my area are still recovering from Ian . I don't have another one in me ...the PTSD is already setting in just listening to this. My ex - husband moved our family here thirty-seven years ago and I have seen Climate change effect the area in many ways .....and yet building is on steroids and people / fools keep moving here .
Yup. I wouldn’t move to states like Florida and Louisiana in this day and age.
It's all along the eastern seaboard. Still recovering from Ian. I got front row seats here in Daytona. Our idiot hoa president kept the sea wall at the same height. Our building was flooded out from Ian. Dealing with the mold from the idiots not drying the structure out properly. Unofficial rain fall for Ian 39.50 inches. Official total 20.5. Inches. The core was right off the coast. Wettest hurricane I have ever rode out. It was a massive system.
@@Bob-bm1fk I live in Venice, on the other coastal side where it was brushing through, I stayed home the whole time, it was one of the craziest things I’ve ever ever ever seen in my life. Hours before the hurricane was even close I saw my neighbors metal shed torn into pieces and flown out, trees ripped out and flying, 17 hours straight banging around. I honestly thought we were not even going to survive it. It was definitely a miracle of an incredibly good luck luck, that not only we survived it, but we literally had no damage, not even to the roof, I don’t think I’ve ever witnessed a miracle as big as this, literally like zero damage, even the windows, which back then were non-hurricane old 70’s windows without any plywood ( because we didn’t have time to get it ), the windows were completely whole. I think our lanai was one of the few that was still standing in the neighborhood after the storm and all of my trees in backyard were whole and standing as well. But a lot of my neighbors had their roof completely fly off, it was like the scene from the apocalypse the next morning and for quite some time. In Englewood which is about 15 minutes from where I live, people were on boats for like two weeks. I am so shocked to hear that all the way on the other side in Daytona it was just as impactful, aesthetically it was here. It was definitely a monster category.
I'm in Southwest Florida and got hit by Ian. My condo is still not fully repaired. I get anxious when I hear the wind.
I sold my beach gulf condo a week or so ago. I’m not dealing with pucker factors like this any longer. My health and wallet can’t deal with it. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to get HO6 insurance on the coast and overall building insurance itself is becoming harder to get as well. Insurance companies are just not willing to risk it. Throw in another major hurricane and it might not be possible to get at all.
Ocean heat is the highest ever experienced by humans.
Highest ever since modern recording of temp you mean
@nesq4104
No, he means ever experienced by humans. Past temperatures can be measured in a variety of ways, for examples, by analyzing the cell membranes of the remains of archaebacteria.
How far back are you going ? 1940s? 1900? 1500s?
Hurricane records go back to ~1850. Sea-surface temperature records are good from the 1970s
Last time it was like this was during the Galveston hurricane
how does the atlantic conveyer system affect hurricane development? If the system stops circulating or falls apart... what will that mean for storm development?
I am not a meteorologist. I am an archaeologist who wrote many research papers about the Pleistocene during my undergrad, and what you are describing would be a repeat of the younger dryas. Currents in the North Atlantic, such as the Gulf Stream, would stop, which means there would be less exchange of hot and cold water between the equator and North Pole. North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean would get colder. Any hurricanes that form off the coast of Africa would soon die out in the colder waters of the north. However (this part is more meteorological, so anybody feel free to correct me), colder temperatures in the north would not prevent hurricane formation. In fact, because there’s less cold water flowing southward, they would form more frequently and more rapidly. There are always hurricanes that don’t turn northward, so those would be more intense. The Caribbean and Central America would be devastated. This might all sound sort of like a mixed bag, but the end result is negative. The younger dryas caused a mass extinction of Pleistocene megafauna, and it was the last line of defense against a warming planet. It was the end of the ice age, and that’s exactly what would happen this time. The salinity of the North Atlantic eventuall corrected itself, and normal currents resumed, but this time without the seasonal meltwater from the Laurentude Ice Sheet, allowing the ocean to heat up even faster. I will say that the younger dryas was not caused by glaciers melting faster. It happened because one specific glacier melted and allowed the entirety of the Laurentide Ice Sheet to flow into the Atlantic at once. If it happens again, it’ll be because one of the glaciers separating the Greenland ice sheet from the ocean has broken apart. This is certainly a possibility, so keep an eye out for that on the news, but don’t assume that North Atlantic currents will stop just because they are slowing down.
@@1370802 thank you so much for this reply. Cheers.
Pretty horrified 😱 to hear this!!! Worried about the insurance increases so high already! Yikes 😬 😳
Very eye opening to hear how much the ocean temps are increasing and this year may be the start of a new trend of acceleration or "tipping point"
We heard that for last year, what the hell happened????
Hard to say what will happen, that said removing cooling particals while increasing methane likely hasn't helped.
Mother Nature is Mad at our Earth. Gonna be a hot summer 🔥
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I personally hope this la Nina finally give us a cold winter we have been getting screw for the past few years when it comes to good snowstorm in South East Michigan.
Enjoy it. I say we got about 5-7 more years til our winters are gone. Im in maine
And many US oil refineries are on the Gulf Coast! Gee, monster hurricanes hitting the Gulf coast: what could possibly go wrong.
How about water in your gasoline? 🤓
So the govt , oil companys , off shore , states , are preparing , hardening structures , supplies in anticipation so US will be able to weather the storm😀😀😀 That was a joke son..Preppers will but govt, entities not so much..
Damn--Well, I have dozens of battery operated light bulbs, battery operated fans, and two portable LED color TV's, and several radios,I'm all set--and my glass door can take winds of 150 mph
Sadly, these "experts" ignore the key atmospheric energetics driving the ocean heating, and they ignore the vast amount of energy being stored in "latent" form by melting ice (1.2 trillion tons/yr.) and evaporating as water vapor (1 trillion tons/day). Are they really this ignorant or just overfocused on ocean heating alone? I was shocked by the "5-10 degF" temp increase in the eastern Atlantic. That's huge, and in spite of the melting ice and water vapor production struggling to prevent us from burning up. Eliot Jacobson estimates that our current global heat production is the equivalent of 1,149,120 Hiroshima yield nuclear bomb blasts PER DAY, or 13.3 PER SECOND. BTW, Copernicus estimates 2/3rds of the global ice will have melted by 2,100, and that extrapolates to 2,138 for total melt down. So, why not just keep burning the fossil fuels producing this heat? Are we suicidal? Venus 2.0.
Calm down and take you meds. You libs really believe the sky is falling
Fake news
@@angeleast7676 Says a Fake Human. AI?
@@angeleast7676 The use of the fkng sharpie.
Real news. By 2100 we will be forced to to lower our standard of living and reduce our population by a large factor. The trajectory we are currently on is not sustainable. People who think we can engineer our way out of this scenario simply do not understand how deep and wide our crisis's run. The global conflicts we see now are but a portent of things to come.
If the waters are as warm in late February, as they are in mid July, does this mean there could be hurricanes in late February?
The main factor of hurricane formation is warm ocean water. If the ocean temps are warm enough to support hurricane formation and sustain, then there’s no reason we couldn’t have hurricanes in spring. Extended hurricane seasons are one of the typically agreed upon results of climate change
Hurricanes also need other ingredients that are not there this time of year -- upper level winds are not favorable yet. But, tropical storms have developed every month of the year but February, so it's not out of the question.
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Teflon Tape is no good & should not be used in High temperature,high pressure situations.
What role does the sun play in our weather especially when it comes to solar cycles and the earths weaking magnetic field? Could that have an effect on the worlds weather and climate?
It could, and it has happened in the prehistoric past, but solar activity has been stable since recording began. The sun isn’t the cause of current temperature changes.
One major factor not mentioned that is common knowledge, an early strong hurricane that develops before the carribean will likely hook north and move into the Atlantic instead of moving towards the gulf. This is known as "fish storms". Follow history of hurricanes and major early developments most the time cause the northward hook. The Atlantic will have cooler temps and higher sheer as well. In addition it wasn't mentioned that the saharan dust has a higher than normal forecast which will be tough for development. The forecast needs to include the length of the dust range. The possibility is there for storms to build this year but putting a target more towards west Gulf coast states is not warranted. Many ingredients left out in this forecast.
So you're saying we can expect an evil hurricane season this year? That's great!
At this point, I am fearing that the major hurricanes could reach 2005 level…
Quite Exciting!
I hope we have another Warm Winter in Northern Minnesota..No snow and warm 😊
that's not natural lol
Tell that to all the business owners who are hurting bad right now because theres no snow and ice. I feel for them. Shame on you.
@@danielwerner5882 💩 💩 💩 Shame on you for wanting others to suffer from cold!!!
If it’s warm during the winter, this summer should be interesting
@@roundearth4024 Dude was talking about northern Minnesota, I'm sure they know how to handle the cold.
Is it gonna hit Florida a lot because if it does then I’ll be sad😢😢😢😢😢😢
Folding portable solar panel with USB charging ports, power bank, USB fan...prevents heat stroke after hurricanes. WHY DOES GOOGLE KEEP CENSORING THIS MESSAGE????
Woooo. Who saw this coming?!?!? (97% of climate scientists)
Will the fish get hurt ?
yep, they claim La-nina will be back by summer so our Hurricane season will be astounding
Reminds me of reporters telling us that hurricane season is going to be real bad because water temperature is UP and that is their only reason.
the very warm SSTs Sea Surface/Temperatures and UOHC/Upper Ocean Heat Content is not their only reason for a bad hurricane season it's also low to no wind shear and the above average moisture
which could lead to a bad hurricane season?
but not likely
plus it all depends on how bad the SAL Outbreaks would be and how wet the African monsoon could be this hurricane season on rather or not we would get a bad hurricane season??
bcuz if there's a whole lot of SAL outbreaks and the African monsoon season is not so wet or below average?
the Hurricane Season is gonna to be right at average or below average
no matter how warm the SSTs/Sea Surface Temperatures and UOHC/Upper Ocean Heat Content are in the Atlantic & the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico
but if there's no SAL outbreaks and the African monsoon season is above average or well above average?
the Hurricane Season is gonna to be above average or well above average
especially if there's little to no wind shear
@@aprilbrooks1026 The current hurricane season has even started so how can you predict it will be bad.
@@abelgarcia5432 supercharged SSTs
@@abelgarcia5432because water temps are up 😂. Jesus.
I live in Hurricane Alley and water temperature plays only a small part in Hurricane Formation. As our NOAA office also says wind sheer, hurricane moving to colder waters, even dust from the Saharan Desert play a part!
Is it possible that the east coast of Mexico will experience most of the hurricanes impacts this year dew to the country being closer to the equator and having warmer seas?
That won’t change based on the temperature. Mexico has always been closer to the equator and has had warmer waters. Hurricanes don’t tend to follow a straight trajectory because they rotate. Picture throwing a frisbee. They always curve. Hurricanes only move in straight lines when they’re a high pressure region north of them.
Said the same thing last year, ain't no one gonna predict a hurricane season. Seen a hurricane about to make landfall here in texas and completely dissipated as it was about to make landfall.
That's the windshear they're talking about, duh. So they're predicting the opposite of that this year, meaning the hurricane would not dissipate. Time will tell, we'll see what happens.
Houston to New Orleans is at higher risk than 2023.
Also this is different fron this but many forecasters even the weather channel got like the california drought from September 2022 to December 2023. They thought it was going to be exceptional drought to finish that year but due to the atmospheric rivers they got pelted with rain in southern California and snow in the mountains
Good, hallowed is the rain.
Supercharged like a hellcat
“Long range experts” = professional guessers
Is it time to update it to have a category 6 bolth in this and tornados like come on its time for an update.
No. Unnecessary.
The downside is that the general public then won't take the 5s as serious! They tend to downplay and not take the 4s as serious now, which can be catastrophic. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
I guess it depends how much they will be SPRAYING THE DAMN skies. 😂
Oh no. We are going to die, which of course is true. No one lives forever. Calm down and stop looking for conspiracies.
spraying the skies? give us more about spraying the skies.
@@jensonee oh my God. Nevermind cuz you obviously don't see the days where it's completely clear and the lines that streak across the sky but you don't give no thought that they spread out and block the sun. maybe go look up GEO ENGINEERING
Belief in chemtrails means you know nothing about atmospheric physics. There have been changes to contrails though as forecasts are now redirecting jets away from the regions that cause them and ships no longer leave trails of smog. The reduction of these man made clouds is heating the world
@@thevoiceharmonic what a fucking load of bullshit dude
Is it el nino or la nina🤔🤔🤔????
We are currently in El Nino but it's peaked and will tranistion by Hurricane season to La Nina which emerges Cooler waters in the pacific and helps to reduce windshear which can lead to more Atlantic Hurricane activity
Sooo... first cat 6?
They also said it was going to be a cold winter, it's february and in the 80s
The general prediction was not for a cold winter, especially in an El Nino condition. And what agencies forecasted that and for what regions?
I never heard that.
Nobody said that? It was El Niño so pretty much nobody would’ve forecasted a particularly cold winter lol
New Jersey was forecast to see 1-3 inches of snow the other day. We received 8-12 inches! Weather forecasters don’t have a clue.
Maybe from the weaken jet stream and more water vapor in the atmosphere
Would you prefer no forecast? Florida evacuated 2 million people before the last hurricane
@@thevoiceharmonic I prefer a forecast, one that’s factual.
You need a wizard or a crystal ball. Since when has predicting the future been accurate?@@jerseyguy8257
Most people still don't know how to interpret forecasts which are 90% accurate 48 hours out. The science and forecasts continually get better, but it's the ignorant public that continually ignores accurate predictions and emphasizes any little deviation! You think they are being negligent on purpose? Show us any scientist that could do better. Also, show us the actual prediction of the event you are referencing. The El Nino forecast for this winter from 6 months ago have been spot on!
Oh, great.
Same old I can't remember the last time anyone said there's not going to be much activity this year .
The Book of Enoch explains everything about this and the Endtimes, it's all happening exactly as our Creator says it will. 2nd Enoch 20:3 is the True Most High.
Yeah last year they said it would be super active despite El Niño and it was not active at all. But this summer is La Niña so it’s likely to be worse.
@@roundearth4024 2023 produced 20-7-3 with 146 ACE points which is above average btw..
@@Shadoweknows76 Mcfly come back
@@roundearth4024 It was the 4th most active year on record, but most of the storms were fish storms thankfully.
Insurers have already modeled the long term risks - they're exiting.
Well, you're always wrong in long term forecasts but global warming is making it easier to predict. Every year is going to be worse and worse
Active solar maximum
Above average storms
SYM!
I only believe 3 days out for weather forecasts.
Well...satellite and radar, among many other technologies, have come a long way, so I'd say these people are very good at what they do.
@@jerseyguy8257 Nope...there are plenty of jobs like that, and they are using the best tools and data to try and give you a window into future weather.....that's all.
@@jerseyguy8257 You think they are being negligent on purpose? You think any scientist can do better? It is the ignorant public that don't know how to interpret forecasts. The better the science gets the WORSE the general public gets! All egocentrism. What kind of repercussions? How idiotic. We have many models and various differences but mostly they are 90% in agreement! Moreover, predictions are 90% accurate 48 hours out. Long range predictions are accurate to the extent as predicted. Lastly, you have to go with predictions given the best information, given the best science. It would be NEGLIGENT not to make those forecasts. Show me any forecast that didn't predict variables. Understanding the variables are ALSO part of the science.
Every year hear the same thing
That’s because it happens every year. There are more and more hurricanes every year.
@1370802 yeah ok 😆
NO!
I dont believe you ..... Just like the Winter would be massive Nor Easters .. in New England.. Record breaking snows.. that never came.. Im Done!!! anything more then 3 days out i dont believe ... as of now We are -32 Inches Below normal with snow... Im Done!!!!
Most cold and snow came in January everyone thought the pattern would reload for February but that isn't exactly true. Reloading cold and snow is most times not promised and that was the case again this winter.
you must've never heard of possibility or what it means?
possibility means that it could happen but not likely to happen
He must've forgoten hurricane Patricia exist. Anything is possible
The Weather Channel said, "Expect a very warm January/February." So I planted early crops and ordered expensive fruit trees that are living inside with me under lights. Just days later record cold set in. It just lifted today. If you enjoy eating food you`d better figure out ways to get it in the future without buying it. That`s what I`m doing. I won`t watch it happen to ME!
It`s possible that a train loaded with hippos and angry kangaroos will crash in Louisiana and one of them will find my home and eat my strawberries too. And my GOD...they might go after my poor cat Fred! BAN TRAINS!!! Why have I planted so many fruit trees, berries, and vegetables, and why have I acquired so many tools that allow me to harvest raccoons, armadillos, bunnies, birds, and fish without making much noise, and why did I get enough emergency solar power to have normal electricity, at least in my small camper, for freezers to air conditioning? Because it`s HIGHLY LIKELY the economy will crash soon...by design. And I can no longer afford to go to grocery stores on Social Security, afford my medicine, or my electric bills. @@aprilbrooks1026
We hear this every year! Scare tactics.
Weird how science is a scare tactic
keep watching the propaganda stations. climate change is here. it's going to get worse. why? because you believe the BS on those propaganda stations.
I guess you forgot 2022 and 2023 in Louisiana
Southwest Louisiana was hit with 2 hurricanes
you know I was fixing to say that
2022/23 didnt get anything in Louisiana - you're probably thinking of 2020/21.
We were devastated by hurricanes in 2020 too.
Did they make a 🐈⬛ cat 6 yet?
Ponder the word Exponential.
Thank God i just got my roof done in Puerto Rico. Lord help us. Do t seal ut with anything, seal it with Danosa!
Why is the guy on the left yelling
Fun times 😊
every year they say its going to be a supercharged hurricane season, one out of 10 years theyre right lol
Gotta get the views somehow
They’ve been right every time. There have been more hurricanes than historical averages.
@@1370802 never been right yet, but some day we'll have a big season
florida will likely disappear
Woo hoo 🙌 I wonder what nature has in store lol
Yeah….right…..
Same prediction every year 😴
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Lol taking the average water temperature across just two months, comparing it to averages that take into account all 12 months. That's not an accurate comparison lol.
Drama sells
Not drama, this is about keeping you safe.
So, third time will be the charm? Eventually you'll get it right. If the Bermuda high is displaced and/or shear is active again, the only ones who will care about all the storms will be shipping companies and fish.
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Every year they predict the same thing and at the end of the year you never hear them take a victory lap… all you hear is crickets
What about Hawaii
what a pile of crap. every year the predictions are the same
Ocean temperatures are way higher and you expect that to make no difference?
Actually not. It's the ignorant public that doesn't understand the science and predictions! We will debate you on facts any day!
yeah as long as you can makeup the raw temp data!
Wonder how those Wind turbines and Solar panels will handle these worrying forecasts
Not good 🙏🏼
What about the oil refineries on the Gulf Coast? They tend to shut down.
My solar panels stay put away until I need them for emergency air conditioning, refrigeration, cooking, etc. I built my own system piece by piece after two hurricanes hit my region in 2020 leaving us without power for weeks. I just upgraded my charging cables and got two more more modern, highly efficient ones to help run my air conditioner, and checked my cheap backup gas generator. My solar got me through 5 extreme heat emergency power outages last summer. My air conditioner and freezer etc stayed on. My sister had to drive until she found a hotel with power.
Look up: "Solar Farms Destroyed By Hail." I keep mine put away for emergencies. I had to build my own haphazard system. But it works and keeps my window AC, cooking, WIFI, lights and freezer on. @@rustyschackleford5800
Ummmlast year was a La Niña not an el nino
extremely incorrect random person
WRONG!!!
from NOAA's website "June 8, 2023 - The expected El Nino has emerged, according to scientists at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Weather Service."
You guys are a joke, lol
Bla bla. 💩💩💩💩
You don’t have a clue . You’re guessing you do that every year .
Desperate for relevance in the age of AI?
😅 yaaa. It will force the democrats back to California
Your weather app sucks.
WEATHER CLOWN.....
Are you scared ?
@@TheSportsPROgram .ARE YOU... ??LIKE CLOWNS
@@TheSportsPROgram how's your 11 subscribers coming along... From Iran???
@@thomasmascaro2086 No, I don't live along the area where hurricanes hit, but apparently you are afraid of the weather ( it bothered you that they said the hurricane season was going to be very active) and bet you that weather "clown" is way more cluttered and educated than you will ever dream of becoming....cheers mate.
Call WEATHER WARRIORS NO HURR SEASON IN JESUS NAME . DEGREE THESE STORMS BOOMERANG BK OF THOSE MUNIPULATING OUR WEATHER .
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Op. That’s not how weather works. They’re getting more intense due to climate change
@@That.Lady.withtheYarn BIG FAT LIES NONCLIMATE CHANGE GOD CREATED SEASONS
@@mariekrolly5249 Prove it
@@That.Lady.withtheYarn Now you went and did it. All the Luddite flat earther climate change deniers will come crawling out of their 🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽🚽!!!!!
"Greater risk for landfalls in Texas and Louisiana. as they haven't been targeted lately"...cause????... "orange man bad!" /s
You don’t have a clue . Your guessing.
Knock off this nonsense.. you don't even know the weather 3 days out.. making a fool of yourself
It isn't a weather forecast, it is a climate forecast
Enoch returned in 2017 and The Tribulations are almost over 2nd Enoch 20:3 is The True Most High Creator, Father of All life.
The Book of Enoch explains everything about this and the Endtimes, exactly as the Most High says it's going down.
Buzz off.
You really believe in those fairy tales? Lol Come back to the real world
Religion is preventing logic and truth from growing. How religious a country is determines how stupid it is
Stop your scrap already. You guys suck at your job.
Human love climate change
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