Where is Hurricane Lee expected to hit?

[@darnellamero5827]

Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia here. Now that is a real weather forecast right there. My father always had the radio tuned into a station in Maine. He planned his days around Maine weather always saying that whatever Maine gets today, we will most likely get tomorrow. Thank you for a great weather report . Stay safe everyone.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you so much for watching

[@Snittyguy]

Sounds like a smart guy

[@robbiem7946]

appreciate you including your Canadian neighbors on your analysis. Hope everyone on both sides of border will be safe

[@pauldavis5665]

I don't really care about the Canadians, but I suppose it was okay to mention them.

[@Jenkins1155]

Canada is an okay country, the only problem with it is there are too many Canadians.

[@kanases]

🙄🙄 at least we’re not running around killing each other like crazy americans!

[@summerfields6350]

Love how detailed you are when explaining this. You give the right information needed. Thanks

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@Rich-wt8kr]

I’m glad I’m not the only one noticing that westward turn of the models. North east needs to watch this

[@Itsamelee]

Don't worry, we're all tracking this storm

[@jasonmiller9549]

Excellent information, well presented! Thanks for the great info and for covering us up in Canada! I'm in Newfoundland; we're no strangers to Hurricanes, so it's great to see information that's important to us as well!

[@JasonNappiWeather]

thank you

[@pjotoole77]

One of the best presentations of weather info I've seen. I want you to do all the extreme weather updates I need to know about.

[@RonSnayberger]

Follow mikes weather page. He is the best

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@arthillside5837]

Thank You for including Nova Scotia and PEI ....very informative....will be checking in during the week.

[@blackwatch_TV]

This guy is good. Best future-cast we’ve seen on LEE yet.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@HaroldKellock]

Thank you for this info. Watching from Nova Scotia where we don't have any weather forecasts this detailed.

[@tristancolliflower9885]

From PEI, same here very informative and honest.

[@ys1876]

NB here, same. Nothing close to being this detailed.

[@corvetteswithbowie7529]

Thanks for the update from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Sure thing

[@maryannschlear5161]

Clear cut explanation. Educating. 👍 Thanks !

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you so much

[@NothingSpecialHereCarryOn]

Thanks Jason. Actually legit stuff which imo is hard to find. Appreciate it from Nova Scotia!

[@ys1876]

Thank you for such a thorough explanation. This is what I came searching for.. everything I’ve watched so far is basically 2 minutes of the same thing.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Sure thing

[@pete6705]

Good info. I'm on the New England coast, guess I should look up some hurricane preparedness videos.

[@Dmo528]

one of the best forecast i have seen so far. This guy knows his stuff.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@HopeOfJoe]

Great reporting, Jason ‼️👍🏻

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@monicaashton]

Excellent weatherman! Thanks for a very informative video!

[@JeffreyWallk]

One of the best analysis I’ve seen.

[@khinmyint1354]

Thank you for your excellent forecast.

[@ballin1394]

Jason, i love this KZbin format you have going here. thanks for being very informative.

[@AtlanticGhostHunters1111]

Thank you for the update from New Brunswick Canada

[@Omar_AlWardian]

Eh, I live in Moncton. Nice to meet yah fellow Canucker. I'm just across the border in Cumberland County Nova Scotia though at the moment though, right in the path of Lee.

[@AtlanticGhostHunters1111]

It's not looking the greatest for next weekend but keeping our fingers crossed it will by pass us all

[@Snittyguy]

Thank you from Nova Scotia. Subscribed

[@RandomGlow444]

Finally someone’s providing a decent future cast with all the probables. Thank you.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@LgDubDub]

Halifax NS here. Thx for the information. Watching this closely

[@davidday9967]

Don't be scared be prepared! This guy's analysis reminded me of Ryan hall. My favorite KZbin weatherman

[@ajn465]

Pick this up at random. I’m in Philly. Really great rundown of the mechanics. Excellent work!

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@mattymacdonald1]

Watching from RI thanks for the middle of the night update bud!

[@StephALowry29]

Same!

[@cherylbrown8478]

Thank you

[@jms60471]

Very good job of architecting your explanation to be easy to follow. Excellent job.

[@MarthaJamsa]

Excellent broadcast!

[@corystansbury]

Very well done and appreciated

[@peteallennh]

Fabulous analysis, thanks for this! This is exactly the level of detail that we need!

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@mtooker]

Thank you from PEI - "not done cleaning up from FIona" the damage is still everywhere it was soo bad. And here we are again.

[@steverichard2786]

Perfection. Well presented. Cheers from PEI.

[@bryankelloway6610]

Thank you... Watching from Cape Breton Nova Scotia

[@seshenofthenile2363]

If I was you guys, I would be hunkering down.

[@Snittyguy]

Halifax here.

[@EM-cp5ht]

I ❤ Cape Breton. Had the best time hiking on the trails!

[@Snittyguy]

@@EM-cp5ht awesome !

[@Snittyguy]

Sydney Mines here. Living in Halifax

[@rickguyer5236]

Very informed and interesting. Good explanations!

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@aileenreid8889]

Watching from Lawrencetown Beach, Nova Scotia. Thank you.

[@angeldreamzzz9692]

Watching from Florida! Thanks for the update

[@headlibrarian1996]

Glad it doesn’t seem to be heading to Florida. Wasn’t this thing Cat-5 at one point? Would’ve trashed Miami.

[@Under_Your_Bed_]

​@@headlibrarian1996yeah in the first day or so it went from a 1 to a 5 (i think) overnight

[@Private-r3g]

Praying them into SEA, next one off afraica is huge. Preparing pets carryon bags already. Still repair from 2022, worn out with these prep/repairs. Pray them off Florida's land! 47 animals, can't evacuate. Pray for me getting a cargo van!! Be safe!! Look at Jeanne 2004, they wabble!! Plan! Safe blessings.

[@davidgeorge7443]

Thank you.

[@daleval2182]

Nice to see weather for Maine, that helps me plan for Nova Scotia, Fiona did damage to my farm last year

[@noraelliott7304]

Thank you for such a concise report.

[@kenbrown438]

Thanks , I'm enjoying your commentary !!!!

[@funkmunk28]

As a new Brunswicker thanks for not just ignoring Canada like so many other American weather personalities. Great frequent updates.

[@QuickestQuickChop]

For real. I feel like 90% of meteorologists never even mention new Brunswick. If anything it's just nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Cheers from Saint John NB

[@darnellamero5827]

Agree 100 percent. This man cared enough to show the spaghetti track all the way to atlantic Canada..

[@victoriamacpriest7130]

Great explanation, thank you

[@mphilipk]

Thank you Jason…from Kings Head, Nova Scotia…still dealing with the aftermath of Fiona.

[@paulhogan2389]

Great stuff we need the long version detail of it. There is nothing to fear but fear itself. Not knowing well now we know thanks a lot

[@marlenellewellyn9987]

Thank you for your updates! We live in PEI, and we were not properly informed last year as Fiona was approaching. Not making that mistake again. The Canadian government won’t say too much about this hurricane “it’s too far away still”. The Eastern end of the Island (where we live) was nearly flattened by Fiona. We are still trying to clean up from it.

[@mjsimm]

Yup, I'm in Prince County and we didn't have it as bad as Kings, but still so much damage. I am really concerned with this storm.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@retiredlifewithtiberiusx]

Wow.. very thorough..good work!

[@DivineGraceQueen]

I don't know who this sexy man is, but I live in Florida, have no threat of being affected, but this meteorologist is ON POINT! I am TOTALLY okay with this style of broadcasting information. I understood him and didn't feel talked down to. It's nice to see a forecast delivered in such a relatable way.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you so much

[@gregroberts6201]

GREAT JOB , KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. BAHAMAS

[@stuartchuck61]

Very informative! Love this guy!

[@robwilliams7779]

Great video. Just the right balance of sciency detail and plain speak.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

thank you

[@charlestosi5199]

The best analysis I have heard.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

thank you

[@katemaclennan521]

Now that is a through explanation! Thank you for including us here in Prince Edward Island!

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Sure

[@Omar_AlWardian]

Guess I'm in trouble. I am very near the isthmus of Chignecto, in the little piece of land where the Bay of Fundy ends and Nova Scotia and New Brunswick join each other lol.

[@samuelmorse784]

What are you some kind of Eskimo?

[@JohnnyBoy8089]

@@samuelmorse784 tf lmao

[@Omar_AlWardian]

@@JohnnyBoy8089 lmfao I was thinking the same thing.

[@Omar_AlWardian]

@@samuelmorse784 Out of curiosity, what's your level of education and where do you live? LMFAO

[@leecowell8165]

What's your elevation above MSL? Bay of Fundy, huh? wow the greatest tides on the planet. I remember a friend of mine pulling in there to scrape barnacles off his sailboat and repaint it. years ago I wonder if sailer's still do that? He said the water completely drew away from his boat left it high and dry! That's unreal.

[@susansusan9615]

Getting Ben & Gerry's to have on-hand for your next update. EXCELLENT (20/10) presentation style and content gives us, public, info confidence. D. in Halifax

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you

[@mikebarre1224]

Excellent report

[@chefchutardo5215]

Good, so nothing to worry about in Montreal area 👍 We got enough trouble this year with the april 5 ice strom, june 13 tornado storm, and august 3 major storm. Hopefully i can store my generator for the winter now.

[@Craig_Powell_Realtor]

I am on the NB coast. We lost 14 trees on the last one. Watching this carefully.

[@rob4750]

The cone actually represents areas of "equal chances" within the cone, it is not meant to say the middle is the most likely.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

True but most people see it as center. I could do a better job explaining

[@rob4750]

@@JasonNappiWeather no worries, good video

[@PAulLeblanc-i1k]

Love your presentation, siting here in Grande-Digue New Brunswick canada

[@jeffbryan4019]

Thank you Jason .

[@davideberhardt4977]

wow, excellent presentation. great weather guy

[@JasonNappiWeather]

thank you

[@derekfirehawksauls1922]

It’s a brave and confident man who wears a pink tie on the TV news.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Just lost my Mom to cancer it was for her

[@henrynovell8752]

Excellent presentation….appreciate the details and various possibilities

[@mperson1890]

EXCELLENT EXPLANATION

[@JasonNappiWeather]

thank you

[@danielmitchell3535]

Best weather person I've witnessed in years. Im in Indian rocks beach Florida west coast wish you were local forecaster for us.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Thank you so much

[@paulhocking4814]

Honestly the best explanation that I have seen

[@tbrown6559]

Great review ! Thanks !! Biting nails in PEI !

[@pmboston]

‘The cone of uncertainty’. Great phrase. ‘Pretty much guaranteed to be expected’ was also pretty good. This is what I get for saying Boston never gets any hurricanes.

[@thomasconnors7511]

Very extensive. Thank you.

[@Xiatys]

great video and explanation. Appreciate your coverage here in atlantic canada :)

[@francus7227]

I remember 1991 Hurricane Bob. It went by Jacksonville so fast. The surf was flat at sunset. The waves hit at night and was flat again at sunrise. We were so disappointed.... as surfers. After that? I just remember it was an extremely expensive problem child up north.....

[@hopefully2224]

Hurricane Bob was a direct hit on Marthas Vineyard. Thats where i live. It knocked power out for a month for some people. It was devesrsting. Kind of nervous about this one.

[@Goldenemzy]

Woow half a mill is crazy especially maine, hope everyone’s safe

[@cw9533]

Thank you for the video

[@karlostj4683]

I wonder if it might make sense to think of the major components of air pressure and the storm as US football players. The storm would be a running back, high pressure components would be defensive tackles, and low pressure components would be offensive blockers.

[@JasonNappiWeather]

Yes I’ve used that analogy for winter storms with North Atlantic blocking

[@georgemullin7772]

Best video I've seen thank's

[@belladriver258]

Thank you for not being an activist and explains the storm. I’m praying for all of these people

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Good info .. " what I know..what I don't know..."! An honest info packet!!!!! 🤙🐺🧙‍♂️🦊👍

[@candicepringle7023]

Watching from Nassau Bahamas

[@JimCamel37]

keeping an eye out, im in central cape breton

[@DGraham-i3y]

Well, this is something for me to be grateful for... It's headed to cold water to lose power.

[@carolynjunehansen9348]

Thanks for updates, I live in New Brunswick

[@deanmason5827]

Thank you for your InSite into what we could be getting, all or nothing, you are keeping it honest.

[@stephsteph4503]

My grandma lives in FL but is on a trip to Maine for another few weeks. Hoping this misses her as she's in an RV rn.

[@ticktock2383]

Time to encourage her to come back NOW before she cannot get out

[@ticktock2383]

Please tell her to come back early. No use taking chances. A 1 hurricane can also be deadly.

[@Private-r3g]

Buy her rubber boots! Never drive with gusts.

[@kanases]

Keeping my eye on this from Halifax, NS! 😮

[@Private-r3g]

Love details. Give him.more media time!!!

[@sherf36]

very good explanations.

[@EliteLilTJ]

Thank you very much, watching from northeast corner of Ct. Starting to think we might get hit.

[@1me167]

Watching from Boston ma thank you for the ℹ️

[@lingzhen4722]

I live in Canada and I’m 8 I’m scared is it going to Manitoba?

[@SaimaIrfan212]

I'm 1 year older I'm scared first time putting my real age on internet but that's not the thing I'm fr so scared no I'm not on my mom account well kinda she gave me her old phone but ifk if it's gonna hit my area

[@PG-wz7by]

This is an excellent forecast. I've more about storms, so thank you!

[@carolinehuisman503]

Like the video🙏 Very clear explanation. Lately I have become quite interested in hurricanes. I realise that there is so much power in different elements on our planet. How the hurricanes speed up in energy or loose more energy, there is so much to it! Well......grabbing a piece of pizza 🍕doesn't really speed up human energy. Why not suggest grabbing some fruit 🍎or a nice cooling cup of fresh water 💦. That is really more beneficial for the energy of human species😊

[@louiseregan2498]

Great info, thanks.

[@Theonlysallyboy]

Hubba hubba Mr. Weather man

[@etheljones8372]

Thank you 😢😢😢 for the update. My family members and friends are out there some were. They were on a Cruise to the Bahamas.

[@kanases]

A cruise during hurricane season??! 😮

[@johnperic6860]

​@@kanasesthat's when most cruises happen

[@amandahagerman7420]

There are 60 Km/h Wind Gusts hitting Nova Scotia and PEI

[@chrisnazario6003]

Excellent analysis

[@GemRippers]

Any idea yet of the type of the storm surge we might expect in the Boston area, along with where the tides will be as Lee passes the Mass coastlines? We live right on the coast in the lower Cape Ann area, just north of the city, & I remember Hurricane Bob absolutely wacked us, even though I was only 8 then. We walked down to the beaches to find boats ended up in peoples yards. Since Idilia, I have become somewhat obsessed with watching hurricane / typhoon / crazy weather videos, which unfortunately there seems to be endless content from the last couple weeks alone. Our planet clearly isn't too happy as literally everyday there has been life-alterting weather occuring somewhere around the globe. Glad I just came across this channel, will certainly keep up with your postings.

[@leecowell8165]

What's your elevation? Check on Google Earth just plug in your address and move your mousepointer to the street in front of your residence.

[@sdp8364]

Thank you for giving us great information! Also check out Ryan Hall Y’all if you like in-depth weather and hurricane information!

[@Lisa-hc3uq]

Have a beach house right on the coast south of Boston. Actually, it's half way between Boston and Cape Cod. Our family is used to the drill, but anyone on the coast or inland close to the coast should be aware and ready. This is the most detailed information I've heard so far, more in depth than local news in my area. Thank you!

[@GemRippers]

@@sdp8364 Yes, thanks I actually just came across Ryan's page a few days ago. And in his latest video on Lee he circled an area that includes Boston and says "things could get really choppy & quite dangerous farther to the N & E". I am definitely going to be down at the beaches over the weekend getting first-hand content but also to experience it thru my own eyes & lenses, since Hurricanes effecting the greater Boston area are nearly once in a lifetime type storms. Obviously I will be doing so as safely as possible and not alone.

[@GemRippers]

@@leecowell8165 Great tip thanks! So, my city (Beverly) is 36', above sea level while my house is 60', being only a half mile from the beach but I live atop a very big & long hill, so a storm surge means nothing to me personally. I more so asked because my parents live right on that beach & had their stairs that lead onto the beach swept away 6-7 years ago (house is 33', those stairs are 10'). Also to note, that beach is crazy during extreme lowtide you can walk over a quarter mile out (it is all sand the entire walk out) right until the drop into Beverly Harbor. Thankfully their home is more in like a gully / cove that leads to the harbor & has a long grassy hill in their yard that leads down to those stairs. For these reasons it would be pretty difficult for a surge to climb that 23' hill and affect their home (knock on wood) and also because the house is not directly facing out to the Atlantic, but is in a cove facing almost into the harbor (similar to like downtown Tampa being tucked in away from the Gulf; just look at if from above. Yes I know they got severe flooding due to Idilia, but that's because how flat FL is in comparison aka below sea level). However, the high winds of Lee certainly can be detrimental considering the amount of very large trees around their home & the beach's playground nexta it (KOW x2). That being said, theres plenty of my city's coast line that is directly in the crosshairs of an overflowing Atlantic, as well as towns up and down the entire Mass coast in general. Typical, the South Shore (aka south of Boston; I'm in the North Shore) is greatly impacted by storm surges / flooding, but again, Hurricane Bob crushed my city's coastline. Sorry for the novel lol I guess it's still a wait & see...

[@jimbo88]

Thanks for the thorough discussion