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Great stuff a education in tropical dynamics.
Thanks Levi
As always a clear analysis that makes these storms less frightening. We are all so grateful for sharing your time and expertise each storm season. Thank you!
Thank you Levi , kiss from México
Video briefings very Atlantic-centric. Full-blown hurricane off Baja barely mentioned, then 15 minutes of rambling about possible outcomes of 2 invests in the Atlantic. Sorry, but there’s a whole ‘nuther ocean out there.
So go watch Accuweather. Troll
Get out of here Dummy
I read somewhere that Levi concentrates most of his analysis on the Atlantic and Thank God he does. This analysis concentrates on the areas of the US that have the most people that can be affected by these storms and we have been slammed with some monsters. That hurricane you are talking about is headed out to sea on the other side of Mexico, duh.
excellent insight! thank you. l need more input. give me more. haha
From the “about” section of the website, genius.
“This website’s primary purpose is to be a home for Atlantic tropical forecast discussions offered by myself….”
You’re not welcome here…
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Person who complained about not mentioning Genevieve
Great work w/the current BIG PICTURE explanation Dr. C.
Thanks for your time and effort
Thank you Dr. Levi. I watch and learn from you. Love that disclamer you put up front. I been tracking it and you are slightly ahead of NHC. Extremley impressive for a kid from Alaska. Never mind. Extreamly impressive for anyone. Thanks
Rich
Thanking you from Aruba Dr. Cowan. During the season your analysis is my “Go To”.
AKi
As always, Levi explains in great detail all the variables and ever changing weather patterns. His vast knowledge is so greatly appreciated when it comes to tropical systems. It’s never about hype but only about preparedness. I nominate Levi for President ♥️
A jetstream forecast indicates that a tropical storm over the Yucatán Peninsula could reach the Gulf of Mexico.
You mentioned 97L would encounter a front near Yucatan channel. Would that also effect 98L? You said 98 would keep a more westward tract because of deep high pressure. Would that trough keep 98L off US coast and recurve?
I just discovered you today. I live in Mexico, Merida, and I have been watching a Spanish station for a few years and my Spanish is terrible so I never really get the forecasts 100%.
An entire new world opened today finding you and your blog. I can’t thank you enough. Living in a hurricane zone can be scary (I went thru Wilma in Cancun) And having your analysis in English gives me so much more confidence i can prepare. Thank you thank you thank you