Support TT[Thursday] Hurricane Fiona Approaching Bermuda; 98L to Develop in Caribbean
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Thanks Dr. Cowan, love your analysis. Keeping an eye on this one in Texas.
Have the begun sampling the higher latitudes to determine the strength of the trough that will dig down and “scoop” up the developing cyclone?
You are way ahead of the weather apps! Thx for info on the invest 98L. That isn’t anywhere to be found anywhere else.
There are 50 plus pages of comments about Invest 98L on the StormCast weather forums. Lots of good graphics, too.
https://stormcastforums.com/thread/6862/invest-98l-discussion-thread?page=49
On the MS gulfcoast preparing now picking up yard freezing water jugs generators ready just in case
Hi Elizabeth. I used to live in Biloxi. I remember that hurricane Camille underwent rapid intensification at the current location. Of course we didn’t call it that back then.
The detailed information you provide is AWESOME! So interesting and informative and extremely helpful!!! Thank you so much for this!
Very helpful, clear, and informative!! This makes it clear what it is not just necessary, but important, to wait before predicting the location of landfall. Thank you!
Are you considering a video and discussion for tonight off instead one over the weekend?
Thank you, Levi, for your great work and insights as always.
Hoping you may have an update today and the next few days to keep us posted on 98L / 9.
Fiona is probably going to become extratropical in 24-48 hours.
As for Gaston the same will likely happen in 12-36 hours.
TD 10 probably won’t live for long.
TD-10 probably won’t live for long.
Sorry for posting the same message twice.
2pm Advisory States also that Fiona is up to 940 mb.
Very useful, precise, and instructive!! This demonstrates why it is not only essential, but also critical, to wait before forecasting the position of landfall. Thank you very much!
TD-10 probably won’t live for a while