'Highest ever' number of storms predicted in NOAA forecast, could South Florida see a hurricane?

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued their 2024 Hurricane Season Outlook, with a record number of storms predicted. Will South Florida be in the impact zone of a Hurricane this year?
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[@Handleandgredle]

Shout out to the KZbinrs who also cover these storms and help the prepare the masses !

[@shle485]

Hurricane season begins today in Florida ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤⛈️

[@Starrla1979]

@Max Velocity WX is awesome! I subscribed to him just a couple weeks ago. With the tornadoes that hit OK a couple weeks ago, Max had 10k MORE people watching him than the local weather station!

[@jkennaw4314]

Except the ones who clickbait their titles, there's no need to do that. It's weather ffs not some tiktok bs

[@nrr7106]

After experiencing hurricane Maria (2017), in Puerto Rico, readiness is a priority in my hurricane season list. I have been thru a Cat 1,2,3,4,&5. Maria was a Cat 5; scared the heck out of me. I pray that nobody loses their life over a hurricane this year. Prepare you guys....prepare.

[@sheilaharris6614]

Thank you very much for your concern for everyone. May Our Father above guide and protect us all this year.

[@rayfridley6649]

One important fact about hurricanes: Spin-off tornadoes. This needs to be addressed.

[@gizmo8361]

I was in Hurricane Luis in St. Maarten in 1995 (cat 4) and most of the destruction on the island was from tornadoes within the hurricane.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

How do you propose that to be done?

[@Carbonf1ber001]

They're just spin up tornadoes little to none become significant, nothing much

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

Last year during the hottest summer in recent years and lots of hurricane activities, they told us 2024 is going to be warmer and worse. It has arrived. Good luck everyone.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Yep and my backyard weather system is picking up temps of 106°F in May already. We’re in big, big trouble here this year.

[@0heck]

@@TitaniumTurbine Yeah. Gulf waters were 90 degrees yesterday. As of now it is 81 degrees this morning and the gulf is from 81-85 degrees. A lot of home owners in Florida without insurance with the outrageously bloated cost. Hoping we don't get hit by those 180 mph monsters that have missed us over the last several seasons.

[@sauriel2014]

And we have one of the quietest hurricane seasons in recent memory.

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

@@sauriel2014 Only because they weren’t hitting US as many. But alas, almost as soon as you said that one is headed for Florida. And more forming off African coast.

[@sauriel2014]

@@frankyhonnolus5528 GASP. A hurricane hitting florida? That's never happened before! We usually have one or two every year. And no, even in the Atlantic there's not been that much activity, and the one off the African coast is no threat to land. Its still a quiet season. The "Experts" all but gleefully predicting a doomsday hurricane season still look like morons. 2005 hurricane season this is not.

[@nikkibonanno3794]

I don’t ever remember them comming out with a special video to warn us about the upcoming-comming season and I have been here for half my life on and off. It’s been 14 now since I came back the last time. I went thru Irma and Ian! Ian was BAD! I feel I have the right to say I been in an actual hurricaine. Lost half the house and the front of my home looked no different then the golf of Mexico! Scary was an understatement. This has me worried! I can promise you, I will NOt be riding nothing out this year! I’m in Punta Gorda/ englewood/ port Charlotte area! Pray for all of us! Some peoples home aren’t even fully repaired from Irma yet!

[@bywaterbeatsproduction]

I was warning a lady on Sanibel to please leave bc she said everybody she knew were staying. I never heard from her again after 😳 I can bet a lot more ppl 👻 in that storm than they counted

[@getyourliferightwithGod709]

Yep, that's how it is these days. People playing God. They know how to make anything. It just said to her the Atlantic ocean is warning and it's going to stay like this. When God revealed to me in 2015 about the flood, I never knew it was going to be man made. 🙏🏽 It's gonna be very bad. And they call it NOAA! Like the Flood in the Bible. May God help us.

[@CaliforniaAllStars]

I agree! Never seen so much coverage, warnings, videos, panels, forecasters, etc.. They are now going up to category 6 and they are saying it will be the greatest ever, most named storms etc. This is the power of HAARP, Geo Engineering & Weather Manipulation. Just like the Tornados we are seeing now, something big is going to happen in Florida this year and I fear we will see an Irma plus Ian unfortunately hitting a few major cities this summer and fall. Flooding, power outages, tornados and cat 6 storms will go down in history this year. It is time to get out of the USA. Weather War and Inflation Financial war is amongst us. Pray and repent and also retreat!

[@TitaniumTurbine]

I’m thankful for the press conference info, I’d have to check to see if they’ve done this before. Ultimately, I’ve decided to go down with the ship so to speak (meaning my home). I wish all of Florida luck here, hopefully we’re all spared. ❤

[@EliteTreeXStumpGrindingLLC]

Yeah I was about to say I don’t think they’ve ever had one of these

[@christinemichele2318]

09:11 is where the info starts.

[@winstonsmith6204]

Thank you!!!! 🙏🏾

[@aliannarodriguez1581]

I’m glad he talked about the different programs NOAA has in place to monitor and forecast weather. NOAA has been limping along on a very minimal budget as long as I can remember, which is also why the partnerships are so critical. NOAA is constantly trying to make up for lack of money by getting free stuff from partners, mostly other federal agencies, or piggybacking on their projects. It’s a precarious way to carry out their mission. I hope they got a little bit of a budget bump under Biden, but I doubt Congress approved a very big one. Anyway, I saw some new stuff here that is likely going to save a lot of lives as the weather gets scarier and scarier.

[@partyrockinhard12345]

Thank you for providing this on KZbin.

[@Killer_Turnip]

Be careful on the beaches this summer, with all these storms forming there's going to be a lot of stronger than usual rip currents coming with them.

[@Delma-g1v]

Thank you NOAA for this important information. I live in San Antonio and NOT near the Gulf Coast however, we have catastrophic storms/rains that flood our entire city by hurricanes in the Gulf Coast. My daughter and I are preparing already. God bless you all at NOAA and all parties involved around the country and abroad.🙏♥️

[@Sonofawildanimal4241]

🚨 GET THE HELL OUT WHILE YOU CAN‼️

[@sauriel2014]

Yes please do. We don't want the kind of people who are afraid of hurricanes and bite their fingernails at a CBS prediction here.

[@stephensawer6425]

I'm in South Florida. There are only a couple of ways out and they get clogged fast. I don't have a good feeling about this but placing my fears and life in the hands of Jesus Christ.

[@aaronbonatz8378]

Cape Coral, ft Myers area?

[@stephensawer6425]

Pompano Beach

[@RinseeRestore]

❤Amen

[@Triciatly]

I got chills when he said the big ones are fast

[@bokneeza]

Love how South Florida is their main concern.

[@Carbonf1ber001]

Although South florida might be a big target this season, all of florida, the gulf Coast and portions of the east coast should be watching out this year.

[@sammy305miamifan]

They know something we don't

[@Carbonf1ber001]

@@sammy305miamifan and what do you mean by that? South florida isn't the top target here..

[@bywaterbeatsproduction]

They have a high 🕎 population there 😂

[@kimk3842]

@@bywaterbeatsproduction True

[@davidsands108]

Thanks for the imfro mation hope gor the best

[@realsteel8113]

39mph?!? That’s every day in Chicago 😆😆😆

[@Duck-d7p]

Windy city 😂

[@cvk4488]

everyday in higher latitudes where non tropical lows and cyclones occur

[@TitaniumTurbine]

Yes and in some areas of Nevada too, but as a Floridian, I must inform you that the biggest issue with tropical depressions isn’t really the wind - but the sustained/heavy rainfall that quickly adds up, especially in a state that receives a lot of rain in the afternoons. Tropical depressions don’t move as fast as stronger storms and this leads to flooding issues here.

[@Starrla1979]

ikr.. DFW just had 83 mph winds during the storm earlier today (5/28/2024) ..

[@Spladoinkal]

I can assure that's every day in FL as well lol (at least in the summer time). The media likes to lose their minds. Even in the 180 mph winds in Ian though, it wasn't the direct wind that was the issue but the flooding from the combo of sustained heavy rain and storm surge from the ocean.

[@johnnyDs82]

Frankie MacDonald - Canadian Weather Legend and KZbin Star says: “Take cover! Have your rubber boots ready have your raincoats ready have your sandbags ready, Have all your food and water ready have your canned goods ready have your batteries ready have your flashlight ready have your charging power banks ready have everything ready!! Hurricanes will be so powerful in Atlantic Canada and Southern USA this season there will be 17 - 20 major storms with many becoming Hurricanes! BE PREPARED !!!”

[@Carbonf1ber001]

This is not true there will not be 17-20 major hurricane more realistically for this season is 5-7 major hurricanes

[@johnnyDs82]

@@Carbonf1ber001 read it again! Or I’ll just help you out.. 17-20 major storms with many becoming hurricanes. Reading comprehension is key!

[@Carbonf1ber001]

@@johnnyDs82 I think you need to clarify what "major storms" mean in your books.

[@johnnyDs82]

@@Carbonf1ber001 there are several major systems that form over the course of the hurricane season. Some stay relatively dormant, some become tropical storms, and some become hurricanes! This particular season, experts are saying there will be a record amount of storm systems forming south Florida and the East Coast/Atlantic Canada, with many of them becoming hurricanes.

[@Carbonf1ber001]

@@johnnyDs82 okay thank you for clarifying, honestly wouldn't be suprised if there were a bit more than that maybe closer to 25 like the predictions, La Nina is already here so I'd say whether the saharan dust is intense or not it might play a big part of this season in the atlantic.

[@VirginiaDuffy-yj8hy]

Tired of bailing out Florida. Wake up to climate change!

[@zenmoneyhoney]

They letting yall know get off the coast

[@Lazy2332]

22:38 it would be really helpful if we had interactive maps with the impact overlays, things like expected & potential flooding maps, etc.

[@EliteTreeXStumpGrindingLLC]

Have they ever had one of these conferences in the past?

[@Stanging84]

GET OUT OF FLORIDA WHILE YOU CAN!.... WE MOVED OUT OF FLORIDA. . THIS YEAR'S HURRICANE WILL BE INTENSED! ALSO THE INSURANCE WILL NOT COVER YOUR HOME ONCE IT'S FLOODED AND TORNADOES WIPE THE ROOF OFF. MOVE OUT OF FLORIDA WHILE YOU CAN SAVE YOUR MONEY AND TIME

[@TheRealSnakePlisken]

Wasting your breath..they won’t listen.

[@Starrla1979]

WTH is the point in having insurance if they won't cover anything??? Sorry, I just moved to Houston in Oct and looking to move to St Louis MO next month! Crime is horrid here. I knew hurricanes were gonna be bad this year especially with the storms that hit a couple weeks ago and now more storms hit today (5/28/2024). This is scary. I can't imagine going thru a hurricane here. I want OUT and now!

[@oldworldorder9424]

I am trying to get things in order to move to Europe. Dovidenja Florida

[@Sonofawildanimal4241]

I moving to İstanbul

[@oldworldorder9424]

@@Sonofawildanimal4241 Are you Turkish?

[@vanessagreenlee5618]

We are on summer,may 27, but the huracane season starts on june first.

[@MTBNeuro]

It's been this preddiction every year since Katrina. I'm not holding my breath.

[@3six967]

Something tells me Florida would be better under water 🤷‍♂️

[@cameroonkendrick6312]

Welp, I’m toast

[@TitaniumTurbine]

You and me both. We’ll be alright though, don’t stress out.

[@srod679]

Me too. I'm in Clearwater, Florida. Got to get this house and supplies ready, or more ready. God bless everyone.

[@mariap6263]

Thank you have a great summer

[@bullybrutusandrob393]

Sounds like HARP is gonna be busy this year..

[@Duck-d7p]

😂😂

[@sharonsumner3857]

That's what I thought when I saw so many storms

[@tahishalyfontanez981]

Exactly my thoughts

[@Titanusgojira54]

Im tired of all this Harp bs humans can't control weather

[@lisag4123]

You better inform yourself! You are falling behind 😳

[@jet4415]

If Trump wins I’m buying Sharpie stock.

[@MrOldschool929]

This message has been brought to you by Home Depot and Publix which remind you to stock up now. Truthfully the same message was sent during the El Nino last year which is very different than this years La Nina. This year will be different than last year based on where storms form.

[@Carbonf1ber001]

There were still an above average amount last year because of record breaking sea surface temperatures those temperatures are still persistent in the Atlantic basin right now, which could lead to very strong hurricanes this year. Because of La Nina more storms will move towards the U.S and the Caribbean meanwhile in El Nino more storms steer out to sea.

[@dakentaijutsu2010]

Oh brother! 🥱

[@projectalice8119]

Uggh! We’ve already had a hellish tornado season!

[@macmcleod1188]

I don't know about NOAA but I do know about insurance companies and they have greatly increased rates this year and are even refusing to write policies at any price in many areas.

[@jerryhorn4697]

Precisely! That is a major reason why I moved out of Florida in 2022!

[@annebartells777]

It's happening all over. I read an article about the insurance companies. Everywhere insurance has gone up and policies are being cancelled or not renewed. According to the article insurance companies are paying more for tornados, floods, fires than they have paid out for a major hurricane event. Small insurance companies are going under because of the increase in weather events. I live in Colorado and this is happening because of fires. I lived in this state for over forty years. I have had mandatory evacuations because of fire 3 times. All of them occurred in the last 4 years. According to statistics, a natural disaster that the damage was over a billion dollars fifty years ago occurred every 80 days. Now it's every 15 days. Inflation was taken into account.

[@macmcleod1188]

@@annebartells777 part of their issue is that houses have gotten too expensive because they were bid up while interest rates were low. And part of it is more extreme weather and overpopulation.

[@radman1136]

Useful info starts after 10:00 mark

[@miketrusky476]

So home insurance in Florida will go up from 1,300 % to 2,000% a year, and Republicans will say how cheap it is to live there.

[@Pfromm007]

Hope that AI isn't going to start telling people to put glue into their soup in Spanish instead of evacuating.

[@DaleBrett72]

Miami needs a full-blown strong category 5 hurricane to reset all the foolishness here

[@cantina2425]

the earth needs a great reset.. we're over due for a magnetic pole shift that'll cause continental change since 1998 and according to some sources its already happening due to weather changes, and the acceleration of time..

[@johnnyDs82]

Frankie MacDonald - Canadian Weather Legend and KZbin Star says: “Take cover! Have your rubber boots ready have your raincoats ready have your sandbags ready, Have all your food and water ready have your canned goods ready have your batteries ready have your flashlight ready have your charging power banks ready have everything ready!! Hurricanes will be so powerful in Atlantic Canada and Southern USA this season there will be 17 - 20 major storms with many becoming Hurricanes! BE PREPARED !!!”

[@Duck-d7p]

​@@johnnyDs82we get it ok😅

[@johnnyDs82]

@@cantina2425 humans are destroying this planet quickly! Especially over the past decade with all these toxic companies who are polluting the air and oceans in exchange for profit! All the fish and birds dying in Florida are no coincidence ! Animal species going extinct, why? Because we as humans are extremely greedy and selfish! We are killing the planet, burning through our resources, polluting our water that we need!

[@cvk4488]

from wilma to irma

[@dont.wilson2121]

If you don’t like this site, you’re free to leave.

[@idahobob180]

You leave, this is a free country to like or dislike.

[@leohorishny9561]

Good to see DeSatan hiding from truth here, not like he has done anything constructive yet. In functioning governments, the governor at least makes an effort to oversee their state’s resources and preparedness for the residents when there are imminent dangers.

[@Askarcher]

Outrageous.

[@mingareyes1807]

Hi Brian. I am back. Gurabo Puerto Rico 12pm hot hot hot.

[@veramae4098]

Move. Michigan is nice.

[@acars9999]

No state should get any emergency funding unless their representatives accept the existence of climate change. Just tell them to pray to God for help.

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

“Could South Florida see a hurricane?” I mean, almost sounds like a D question.

[@ronl2463]

And we really trust weather predictions!

[@annventus3723]

I am canceling my cruise scheduled for September and preparing now for storms

[@bywaterbeatsproduction]

I like the way you think 😜

[@IOSALive]

CBS Miami, I love your channel so much, I just had to subscribe!

[@objectedwinter]

no

[@Starrla1979]

You should stop listening to Main Stream Media and find an independent news source! Otherwise, you're a sheeple.

[@mollymartin3488]

I never get scared until the local old fishermen get scared.

[@deborahdurhamwhatdoesgodsa5386]

Recorded? Wow

[@0heck]

Insurance companies taking our cash and runnin for the hills.

[@---nt5mb]

I do not wish ill on anyone, but am having some difficulty to feel empathy for the state of Florida, who has elected a governor that has just recently signed legislation to delete most references to climate change from state law. One would think part of being prepared would be to elect a governor that takes climate change seriously and does everything to protect their citizens by doing everything in their power to prevent the climate becoming more unstable.

[@lustfulvengance]

As though the governor of a state can do anything about climate change 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I loved south Fla. when I was a kid too many decades ago. What youngster wouldn't with year round outdoor activities? That was fine then, but I'm glad I'm no longer there. The resulting high insurance rates due to climate change are just too much to bear.

[@johnaltobello5095]

Home insurance rates just went up higher..

[@rolandconnor575]

Well at least the names are still pretty "normal"... No Bahalatishas or Deshaunamanias

[@aprild7391]

Obvious, PROBLEM REACTION SOLUTION Shame on all Brown Shirts..

[@khskhskhskhs-ty5zh]

❤

[@goodtimes8721]

Fear Fear Fear Shop Shop Shop

[@justin.j.boucher]

another 2005 hurricane season? Lets hope not...

[@badactor3440]

I've been hearing this since Andrew struck Homestead. Broken record.

[@celinaprieto-zo2mh]

Get to the point please

[@Pailncclt]

That’s the problem with Florida, their government is awesome, the beaches and everything is awesome, and the economy but it’s the weather that’s terrible

[@paulazemeckis7835]

Fl gov't is awesome? What planet do you live on? DeAintis is the worst!

[@Stemiloh31]

The thing about NOAA is they will slap a name on any type of circulation that forms

[@TitaniumTurbine]

That’s a bad take. There are minimum requirements for a tropical wave to be considered a tropical storm/hurricane (winds, pressure, formation, movement, temps, etc). They fly over forming systems gathering all kinds of measurements every few hours. Irregardless, developing storms are given names to create awareness that there are active systems in the Atlantic so people don’t fall into complacency (like your comment hints at for instance).

[@GSD-]

Politicization of the weather.

[@teddyghioto]

Put on your mask and get your booster

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

Did you do that already? Good job

[@Sonofawildanimal4241]

DONE AND DONE 😃

[@ValsVersion]

Captain Obvious

[@elelectrotech9374]

how come you dont mention that saharan dust can affect the outcome of potential hurricanes diminishing the probability of development of storms. partial information and lots of fear mongering

[@Hellcat-to3yh]

That’s just one factor. Multiple models show there is high probability that this is going to be a bad year

[@DaChad86]

How long will the dust over the Atlantic and does that affect storms from developing over the Caribbean Sea or the gulf 🤔

[@danyeboi9597]

It’s gonna be so moist the dust may be clear by end of July

[@sauriel2014]

Saharan dust still choking out storms in mid September. But you won't see any of these sheeple come take their medicine for being wrong.

[@sauriel2014]

​@@Hellcat-to3yhhmmmm. Oops. How'd those models go?

[@terpmaniac]

Its Florida. Who cares. I know I don't.

[@noahbassett9923]

I wouldn’t stress - NOAA weather can’t even get the marine forecast right for the next day.

[@mayatara1980]

I don't know if you know, but medium and long term forecasts tend to be more accurate than day to day weather forecasts, because it's dealing eith much bigger and more predictable systems, unlike local smaller systems.

[@JimmyTruett]

FJB.....😂

[@LorraineCareyAuthor]

Time to get out of Florida.

[@Sonofawildanimal4241]

SELL YOUR HOME BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

[@LorraineCareyAuthor]

@@Sonofawildanimal4241 I'm on it.

[@Agatha1031]

Jeez. Skip the first 10 minutes.

[@jacksek12]

Fear and doom and doom and fear

[@Carbonf1ber001]

They're not trying to fear monger us they're warning us of the impending hurricane season.

[@edmundcano521]

Biden...says it all...Scare everyone.

[@dithmart17]

When are we all actually going to have a real discussion about climate change without it being political? Only then it seems people remember 5th grade science

[@Panthers1521]

Every Year they say this... Bigger, stronger, faster.... Gotta sell the views.

[@iGoldenWax]

“This will be the deadliest year on record!” -the people who make money when you watch

[@pete6503]

Catastrophic Storms brought to you courtesy of: The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP).

[@jimbeam2705]

LOL 😂, tell me please.... how were hurricanes long before man walked the earth??????

[@Duck-d7p]

​@@jimbeam2705you should know right????😅

[@sarita5572]

💯

[@sarita5572]

Check out the anomoly down by Antarctica heating up the ocean. If you know about HAARP I'm sure you've seen stuff about this.

[@macmcleod1188]

Didn't know Haarp was around in the 1900s, 1800s, 1700s...

[@FrankFloyd-rh1bd]

YAWN.....

[@idahobob180]

Started out as a Biden promo build back nothing, keep spraying the skies, and fire up HAARP let's get this season rolling. Don't forget wildfires that just startup out of no where.

[@princessroman8098]

Do they seed the hurricanes. Observation over the years is that everytime they fly into cat 1 hurricanes, moments later these hurricanes become cat 5.

[@joshuaerickson2458]

You should go into the next one to find out

[@macmcleod1188]

No. And it's untrue that all cat 1's do that. And more storms do intensify because the oceans and the gulf have more heat to dissipate.

[@raydemos1181]

Inflation reduction act, printing and spending into Oblivion

[@TitaniumTurbine]

As a Floridian, if you’re whining about the increased NOAA funding for hurricanes… Nevermind, I can’t say what I want to say to you on here. But you know exactly how I feel. 👍🏻

[@annventus3723]

Thank you President Biden for being proactive in providing funding and support!

[@Drunkenknifingducks]

FJB!! Trump 2024 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@TheFrancessmith]

As aa. Aa

[@eddihaskell]

Of course South Florida COULD see a Hurricane, the question is South Florida WILL see a Hurricane.

[@robdowns9339]

Season Hurricane predictions are not accurate. They are loosely based statistcal models that are based on models. Models that have correlation doesn't make them precise or accurate in ways people imply.

[@queenmothervirgomaat9969]

I predict that noaa will get it so wrong that they will go away and hide forever or they will just look like they all ride the short bus and their followers will look foolish as hell listening to their lies! Ase’ I say today ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@chadmackie3438]

You’re so smart. You tell ‘em

[@captainsalty9022]

Get back under your rock. Especially when the wind stars to blow.

[@Carbonf1ber001]

*For the sea surface temperatures and overall wind shear in the basin I'd say its still very possible for an active to even hyperactive season it comes down to the saharan dust really*

[@BoopsWood-jf6vb]

😂😂😂😂

[@hopek59]

Impeach Biden

[@Starrla1979]

How do you impeach someone who isn't legally president? Trump is president via LAWS AND ORDERS. All one must do is their own homework. He signed the insurrection act of 1807. We are going back to pre-1871. The Organic Act of 1871 will be no more!

[@Leonidas-vc6hz]

Just gonna be used as an excuse to raise insurance rates even more.

[@kevinmorris3649]

thier cone is always ( always ) 100 miles off when the storm is two days from landfall - really , look it up - do your own homework!

[@jatpack3]

Hurricane fortune tellers have a dismal record.

[@Lazy2332]

23:12 machine learning. Please stop spraying AI in places it doesn’t belong.

[@kellyb.7268]

yes Potatoe Joe???

[@johnmitchell2741]

This year's devastating hurricane season is sponsored by Pfizer 🤣

[@DhanrajPabaroo-pm7wb]

JAH Jah blessings always 💕💕💕💕💕 iflowing Jah s guidance and love ❤️😘😘😘😘 will strengthen your people's of USA 🙏🙏🙏🙏 pray 🙏🙏 Is what the 🌎🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 world earth not sure too much wickedness murders 👞♂️👞♂️ Man Men some are blind 🦯🦮🦯🦮🦯🦮🦯🦮 walking in darkness JAH Jah will 🚭🚫🚭 keep his 😈👀😈👀 people safety 🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺🦺 stay strong 💪💪💪💞💞 stay safe pray 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 and be blessed ZEEJ POPOLIN Trinidad and Tobago loves you all we are praying for you

[@Sonofawildanimal4241]

Shalom

[@queenmothervirgomaat9969]

Let’s see how wrong noaa gets it. Wrong, very wrong or horribly wrong , VOTE!!!!!! My vote is HORRIBLY WRONG ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@unitgamex2972]

They haven’t been wrong yet sooooo

[@Carbonf1ber001]

*people like these are probably the same people who don't evacuate*

[@sauriel2014]

Horribly wrong it is!

[@Joe-pw5tv]

Lost me after praise for joe and the Dems. Buh bye

[@eddiea.2909]

Why dont they ever talk about trying to stop hurricanes ?

[@macmcleod1188]

The power of the largest nuclear weapon ever made is less than a tenth of a percent of the energy in a hurricane. Probably one million times weaker. It's like saying, why don't they stop category 8 earthquakes.

[@danstevens5782]

Prep yourself for some fear mongering! Sky's falling !

[@RuinNationGaming]

Fear mongering

[@unitgamex2972]

Nah just facts and you’re ignorant

[@chuckm6274]

I'd hate to be in a car with you when you come across a sign saying watch for falling rocks. FEAR MONGERING!

[@RuinNationGaming]

@@chuckm6274 last year it was supposed to be this bad year major storms and they even said like 4-5 will hit as a major storm

[@chuckm6274]

@@RuinNationGaming Do you know how predictions work? They take the available data that they have and with previous years what happened then given the same circumstances. Last year because of el Nino there was a lot more wind shear that prevented storms from.making landfall. This year it's expected to be a la Nina which won't have that wind shear. But all in all it's a prediction it's not set in stone. This isn't fear mongering it's preparing for the worst hoping for the best. As someone who lives in an area that is near the Gulf I prefer to know what I can expect as opposed to not having any data. It's a warning system not a future telling machine.

[@RuinNationGaming]

@@chuckm6274 yeah and they are always mostly wrong. If you would go back and look at the accuracy rating its maybe 5%

[@vet137]

But but but MAGA said...

[@MrGreenskeeper247]

MAGA please!

[@GD-tn3ez]

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[@jimbeam2705]

Look, another democrat cheerleader. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Distress.]

maga? Democrats said they can control the weather? Biden said if we vote for him we can stop climate change, why isn't he stopping it?

[@Duck-d7p]

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