2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Could be "Supercharged" Why?

[@HaroldGood-f9d]

same thing every year except this year there is a volcano heating things up a little but never fear mother nature will smooth things out

[@evirs]

You have most likely done ZERO research into meteorology or hurricanes. Why do you think you know everything regardless?

[@mickeyds9759]

AccuWeather is currently showing 'no precipitation ' yet its raining. Chicago area.

[@Sucho-ud6mh]

This feels like the scientists at the beggining of disaster movies like day after tomorrow, but also watching your shorts made me realize just because I’m fairly safe from weather in newfoudland, doesn’t mean the rest of the world is- and I fear how much worst the weather is gonna get

[@JustPissingAround]

This is terrifying

[@patrickjames1159]

Denying it wont help. The evidence is there. Its not a good time for sure . Something may form quickly close to land too . Get ready. Have a plan.

[@DeathByFishing]

These predictions haven't aged very well. Doomsayers are rarely, if ever, right. As of 09/04/2024 we have had exactly 5 named storms.

[@kds365]

Super storms, record breaking, once in a century, strongest in 100 years.....the earth is not static, it cycles and we can do shite about it except hold fast and carry on.

[@Atrapizoid]

Wow 🤩

[@Michaelcat5]

dry and wind shear

[@Ajolyfellow10]

You say that in may 😂

[@Michaelcat5]

@@Ajolyfellow10 forcast have it persiting

[@Ajolyfellow10]

@Michaelcat5 It's a "forecast". Either one can happen, but anything that does develop could explode. The less storms, the higher the water temperatures.

[@Michaelcat5]

@@Ajolyfellow10 this video is also a forcast

[@Ajolyfellow10]

@@Michaelcat5 Yeah, but it's June. Let's have patience.

[@calverleslie3385]

Whatever say the same thing ever you

[@JonBochnak]

Stop trying to predict weather, you just can’t this far out, you say it yourself! SMH

[@starizstar5135]

Have u seen the ocean temperature

[@isaaclogan6185]

Really just stop, there are so many alarm bells that the Atlantic hurricane season will be very very different from any other season recorded, for one the Atlantic sea surface temperature anomalies are so high that it occurs only ever 240,000 years fact check me it’s true, second El Niño is weakening at a fast rate because the sub surface equatorial pacific waters are cold and one the trade winds speed up it will be upweled and it’ll flip into La Niña, which means no wind sheer, and steering patterns that take hurricanes toward the us and the islands and Central America, there is also untapped extremely high ocean heat content which is how far deep the hot temps go and the majority of the Caribbean has 200+ ft deep readings, third is that all the climate models show very abundant moisture in the Atlantic so there probably won’t be huge outbreaks of sharan dust so just watch and see me be right because denying something innevitable won’t do you any good

[@ClickBate69]

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[@abstractsolid]

No you obviously can’t predict exact outcomes, we can‘t even do that days in advance still lmao. Meteorologists have always been sharing large-scale predictions based on a tons of different atmospheric factors and weather patterns, we’ve been studying them for decades, just because we can’t say for sure what will happen doesn’t make them invalid forecasts. That’s literally the definition of a prediction. Unfortunately we can’t see into the future, so I personally prefer when our scientific community accounts for the greater possibilities.

[@RobertHolmes-bp4fd]

Lie

[@abstractsolid]

Where’s he lying? Everything he said was factual, we’re currently seeing higher than average sea surface temperatures for this time of year (and continuing to rise) as we approach spring/summer, and are shifting into a La Niña pattern from El Niño unusually quickly. With the rising water temperatures in the Atlantic and dissipating El Niño wind shear in the Caribbean sea no longer hindering storms from circulating, we therefore get very favourable conditions for tropical storm/hurricane development. We’ve been studying these patterns for years and haven’t seen anything quite like what we’re experiencing so far this year. Pretty normal for meteorologists to share forecasts based on evidence, they are just that, predictions.

[@RobertHolmes-bp4fd]

@abstractsolid it is BS it is the cycle of the earth happening we the USA leads the way in cleanliness all you need to be preaching to these other countries like China, India, all the other countries that just don't give a damn about what they pulsation. And just us doing what you say we are doing ain't even a smidgen of the problem.