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Thank you for sharing your videos and informing us. I live in Florida and I have been watching for a few years. I’m no meteorologist (far from it) and you make it easy to understand what is happening and the variables that could change how storms evolve.
Thank you for the insight into the “pulsing” nature of this for Sunday. Much appreciated here in Melbourne.
Thank you from West Palm Beach 👍
As always, brilliant analysis of early season activity, and thank you Levi.
Thank you very much for providing all of this information. It is quite interesting and helpful. From Mobile, Alabama
Levi (Dr Cowen),
Thank you for such a wonderful web site and for the video’s you do during hurricane season. I have been reading and watching your video’s for a long time now. I have been lurking on weather underground for a long time and was on the site before they switched to that one.
Please consider updating your bio on your site so newbies would know more about you and your background. I’m sure many would like to know how you got into studying hurricanes and some of the places you lived (didn’t you live or were born in Alaska). While we have also known you as Levi, would you prefer to be called Dr Cowan (you earned the title you know)?
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I used to go to Jeff Masters blog on Wunderground to get my hurricane track explanations. But after they closed, I looked around and found Levi. This has by far been the most detailed, down to earth explanation I have found. Thank you very much for the service. I will certainly make a contribution sometime this month.
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Jeff masters is here. https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2020/07/updates-on-hurricane-isaias-from-eye-on-the-storm/
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2020/07/updates-on-hurricane-isaias-from-eye-on-the-storm/
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2020/07/updates-on-hurricane-isaias-from-eye-on-the-storm/ Jeff masters is still going here
Great job Levi! Am I the only one who wants Levi to provide a detailed analysis on the pandemic? 🙂 His rational style and astute insight into the reading of the data tells me that we might all just agree on the way forward out of this mess. Thank you for what you do Levi!
PS. It is almost a breath of fresh air to hear a garden variety hurricane warning after months of coronavirus stats. 🙂
Well, this storm ended up being a dud.
Isaias is organizing again as it moves slowly north along Florida.
Clouds of storm are visible in the tropopause.
Good on ya Levi!
Your knowledge is top of the heap mate 😉
Thank you so much.I’ve been living on the OBX of NC all my life(50 yrs) Stayed for every storm, not recommended though. Definitely will be tuning in to your forecast from now on. A stranger in the same occupation as l told me about your site(Project Manager for a construction contractor). Would be nice to know how l could help financially to keep your info coming to people like myself. Thanks again🙂
Buck, there is a support button on the top right of this page.
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