Support TT[Tuesday Evening] Dorian to Impact Puerto Rico Soon – Threat to Mainland U.S. Later
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Thanks levi
Hurricane shutters getting dusted off tomorrow.
Thanks for the info greetings from Puerto Rico
First time I was here, very informative, thank you!
Looking more and more like a North Carolina landfill
Thqnk you Levi, always look forward to watching! You are our first choice when we need unbiased and concise information during hurricane season. Your blog videos are exponentially so much better than major network coverage. Keep up the great work!
Thank you Levi, appreciate all the possible scenarios and WHY things can change.
Thanks Levi. You are so smart thanks for sharing
Your in depth analysis is always much appreciated. Well done!
Long Island Express
Knuckle ball.
Thanks for the technical information, well presented and explained. I appreciate the unbiased analysis, particularly for TS Dorian when I am away from home in Puerto Rico, where all I see from the news media is hyped summaries. Your blog explaining why the storm kept shifting away from the forecasted track has helped me look at the data with understanding, independent of headlines designed to attract readers/viewers
Thanks for the report, Levi! Eyes on the storm here in Daytona Beach and I appreciate your insights.
Another weakness in total 180 day rainfall besides South Carolina is between Brownsville and Corpus Christi. Noticing energy today on the Permian Basin and South Plains of Texas
Also energy and bands thunderstorms in central Fla. moving into parts of south central Fla. from the NW.
NWS had temps ahead of Dorian at 29 degrees Celsius. On ospo.noaa.gov I am seeing temps up to about 30 degrees Celsius. So about 84.2 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Could get interesting. Already is.
Your the best weather site on the internet once again! Here’s my question and need your educated guess:Is there any scenario that has Dorian stalling and becoming a major rain even in the low country of South Carolina? It’s moving at 13 miles per hour which is quite fast and would not dump all that much rain on us. Your observations and comments, please!
Great video, fantastic analysis. Thank you for your efforts.
Energy(storms) noted between Corpus Christi and Galveston. Also in the southern Bahamas. Dorian exits St. John
And Turks Caicos SE of Bahamas.
And Energy SE of the Bahamas in the Turks and Caicos. Besides Dorian.
Already slight history of surprises w Dorian. East of Puerto Rico and Hurricane status ahead of schedule
I’ve been following Tidbits for a while. I live on a barrier island,
in front of the NC coastline therefore I watch weather. I have found Levi to be spot on with regards to his forecasts and information. I turn to Levi and Mark at Hurricanetrack for all weather updates and impacts!! Thank you!
On the northern end here of OBX – Levi’s great. I have been sharing with work colleagues who are down in Florida. Too much hype on some of the weather websites. Levi keeps it real.
Thank you Levi! You rock!! I encourage everyone to look at the red button on the upper right side of your screen…it says “BECOME A PATRON”. You can give just a few dollars a month to help Levi, who in turn, helps all of us:-). He has to pay for this stuff ya know…lol
Will the Noles get to tame the broncos on sat. evening?
The BEST Dorian commentary anywhere! Your analysis burns through the fog
Thank you Levi, from the Dominican Republic. You are the best!