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Hmmm – no sign of Elsa on the Euro – what’s with that?
Levi always provides excellent analysis and is a great communicator.
Thanks for this analysis. It’s interesting to see all the factors that steer a storm.
You always give such a great analysis of everything pertaining to the development of storms. I love how you explain your thoughts in clear understandable language. Here near Kemah, TX. We are suppose to get drenched for holiday weekend and beyond from an upper level low. Wondering if moisture from ELSA will get shoved our way from Upper level low that will be in central TX.?? Local forecasters predict 8-12” thru Tuesday here. Wet 4Th of July.
I’d say the local forecasters blew that forecast. Nice and sunny July second here in San Leon.
Thanks for your informative videos. I’m scheduled to fly to Orlando Monday night, should I reconsider flight plans? Or is it too early to determine any of this?
Orlando will be fine. Even if the storm does come up to florida, orlando will get some rain at the worst. Go ahead and fly on in!
I always look forward to your analysis. I honestly learn from your videos.
Levi,
Thank you for a detailed report every time a storm cranks up in the Atlantic headed to the states. I always watch and listen to your analysis, and don’t even pay attention to the Weather Channel, ABC, NBC or CBS because they are almost always wrong on predictions. It seems they just want to scare everyone and blame the storms on global warming!
Keep up the excellent work Levi!
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Well Said
Thank you Levi
Thank You!
Excellent work. THANKS
Elsa is looking pretty impressive this morning. She could become a minimal hurricane. Your analysis is always so spot on. I really don’t get worried here in Louisiana until I see you starting to pinpoint the landfall. You are really good at what you do. Keep doing it.
Levi. Need update thank you..
It is a hurricane now
It is a hurricane now
Thank you Levi.. Here on the west coast of FL, we count on your expert reviews of these storms. Can’t depend on the local forecasts, too brief and no details. Keep up the good work! Thanks again.
Thank you Levi. I have followed you for years on Weather Underground. Don’t know where that blog is any more. Seems like Disgus shut down too.
Go to Yale Climate Connections where you will find most of the old Weather Underground gang.
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2021/07/western-canada-burns-and-deaths-mount-after-worlds-most-extreme-heat-wave-in-modern-history/
Flying to Jamaica on Sunday, is it safe to assume a delayed or canceled flight?
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