IF the tropical circulation in the GOM intensifies to near tropical storm strength next week , there could be a few weak tornadoes in southeastern Texas during and shortly after landfall.

Have ask about the soundtrack you use - it’s so awesome…💛🧡

fyi, Wi-LAM-ette. Not WILL-ah-met. 🙂 Rhymes with Dammit. "Willamette dammit."

We have seen a LOT of rain here in the Bay area (Tampa Bay). Take care, Tim and thank you for the Friday weather analysis...

Great vid! I enjoyed it. It is amazing the calm and professionalism these crews showed. Thank you! -Doc L. HM3

1:45 The typhoon note: made me realize I never hear any weather notes for Thailand, where I have loved ones. This is very welcome and appreciated. Edit - I also have great appreciation that you cover the entirety of North America routinely. Weather doesn't abide by political boundaries.

Thanks Tim 👍 it will be interesting to see how winter plays out with La Nina 🤔 Thanks to Greg too for the closing footage 👍

Can't get it anywhere else. Thanks Tim!

Thanks Tim! Hot in SoCal. Looking forward to the weekend cool down!

Your analysis and forecasts are the most thorough, concise, and reliable. Thank you.

I hope this is the last heat wave of the summer in Az. Maybe the EPAC will become busier. Maybe we can get a tropical disturbance to hit the SW conus in the next few weeks?

Thanks, Tim!

I was there , 3362nd STUS, in room 341 ( ironic I know) for airframe repair

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Both Hopwood and Faktor Hall were razed and Lincoln Challenge Academy buildings replaced them on the land there. 3354 SS 1977 43131 Acft Maint Spec course at Faktor Hall- not yet named in 1977😊

I'm very happy to see the wildfire smoke clear out of the great lakes!

Thanks Tim, Really interesting 👍 It's not just the charts that are special.... The entire programme is! It's great 😃 I love tuning in. Thanks again, have a great weekend 🤠

Here in central ID, much of the summer, we have had much smoke from Canada and California. Hot and dry. We now are plagued with our own smoke!

Dolores CO: we finally got some really nice saturating rains in August. Two episodes yielded >2"" each...Tallest grass I have seen in years. Saw River Otters in the ponds along the West Fork of Dolores!

Tucson: Roller coaster with monsoon, rainfall wildly variable over space. In Catalina foot hills, we have only had just over 3.5 inches for season. BTW, had your books out at same time you threw up those enticing graphics for more teaching to come! Forgot to mention that it is strange that # lighting strikes om monsoon summary page shows this season to be ridiculously low<<< than lowest ever recorded???

Oddly mild day today in OKC, feels already like state fair weather here

Fear mongering channel

Always great info.

Oh a comment on your pronunciation of our Canadian regions… good job Tim. I forgot to comment a few weeks ago but you got a few tough one very well done sir.

Almost certainly a wettest & cooler half to August w 2-3” of rain cold enough to bring snow to lower elevations as also occurred at Mammoth mountain California and Shasta mountain. Thankfully we’re right back into late summer weather w a large H giving us dry easterly wind and summer like conditions prevail for the last week summer vaycay for schools returning next week after Labour Day…🐞

Thanks, Tim. Is the cyclonic circulation off the southeastern Texas coast a cold-core system right now? I couldn't tell from the 850, 700, or 500 Mb charts.

Thank you, Tim! Have a relaxing weekend!!

Did not expect to hear about your 'roots' in AF meteorology - stopped me in my tracks (working on my 10,000 steps while watching) and had to comment my appreciation.

61 megatons estimated. 11 more then the largest nuke ever tested, and allmost 3 times the power of the mount st helens eruption of 1980.

Thank you. 😊

Thank you, Tim! That extra on Gordon was hilarious! Stay safe!!

Subscribed, always love weather and nice seeing a channel that doesn't call every weather change epic

This summer really has been a mixed bag which is highly unusual in my area in Memphis. It's normally hot with day time thunderstorms here and there in June/July and hit and dry in August / September. Will be interesting to see if this transfers into the fall.

I'm not a meteorologist in the slightest, but it's positively fascinating to see the data we have and what it means.

Great content, as always. One (or some) things I would like to see is what data folks can/should use to help determine the potential for severe weather in their area in the very short-term (think less than 4-6 hours).

This was excellent, TIm. Thank you.

Thanks for adding to our overviews wherever we live. It does get very complicated.

If it’s possible to go global on any interesting excessive precipitation or temps would be nice for a change…❓

I really enjoy your presentations, Tim. The technical content is excellent!. I was a meteorologist for over 40 years and was an instructor for AWS 2nd lieutenants at UTexas in the 70's, so I know good content when I see it.

Incredible video! I could watch these every day

Thank you Tim for your thorough weather video. All good info!

that old mexico joke was great

You should look back at 1980, TX. Hot that year and it was "anomalous".