Support TT[Friday] Tropical Depression Two Forms; Expected to hit Lesser Antilles as a Hurricane
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In deep analysis. THX.
I found your YT videos a few years ago and as a Floridian I no longer ascribe to other sites regarding tropical weather. Your updates are concise, professional and an easy to entreat on an intellectual level. If you’re not already doing so, you should be teaching this science. Thank you for making pensive Summer days in Florida a more digestible bit of data.
Thanks again, We appreciate you.
Looking forward to today’s update. Many changes over the last 24 hours!
Thank you for the insight. Subscribing to your service has been invaluable for me while living on the Gulf Coast. I can use all the analytical tools to explore weather patterns, learn more about low-pressure systems and be more prepared in general. I also enjoy your detailed explanations of tropical systems that crop up this time of year.
Take the weather pros seriously when they say that this is gonna be an above average season. Already, we have a major hurricane at the onset of the season. As far as I remember, that happened in another above-average year, with “Dennis,” in 2005. Will this too be a similar season of infamy? I for one will stay tuned to Trop. Tids to find out. Thank you Levi for your in-depth analyses.
I believe this will be a huge threat to Corpus Christi, Texas. As will the second system forming behind it now. This will be the season of Texas hitting hurricanes.