This Hurricane Has Gotten WORSE...

[@rl3810]

You report the weather like a man who has been doing this for 40 years. I've seen veteran weather reporters not do as good of a job as you. You have a gift for this. I wish you many years of success.

[@BVN-TEXAS]

He forgot to yell about buying bottle water and wrapping your pipes,,, oh sorry wrong natural disaster. That’s just with a freeze and new girlfriend.

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

Agreed 101%. CB

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

@@BVN-TEXASget a life would you. CB

[@rickyrickardo3445]

He should stop the pure clickbait titles and descriptions though, we need information not click generated panic. He's too good to really need it.

[@mewmewoink3430]

@@rickyrickardo3445 To be fair, this one isn't clickbait. A lot of his other titles are though.

[@notoriouslite]

If hurricanes like THIS are already happening this early in the season, I can't imagine what will happen later on.

[@Secularismkasecurityguard]

5- 10 years from now. This would be a breeze

[@stargazer4625]

It being a la nina year also mean we will have a warm winter. Could make the hurricane season longer than usual also. Interesting to see how this season goes.

[@AlexRodriguez-lk1jy]

I don't think it works like that

[@BVN-TEXAS]

The earth has gone through many changes in its 4 billion years. It’s been roasting hot, freezing cold, oxygen levels so high that we had use reptiles and insects. And all these extremes were long before man had even built a straw hut.

[@benjamincresswell3713]

Not predictable. Conditions governing formation change constantly. There is no correlation between them. Only conjecture. Stop watching TV news, they propagandize to deceive and train you to be gutless followers.

[@Doody2010]

The 2.5 people on the planet named Beryl must be excited to be represented by such a historic hurricane

[@ugiswrong]

You’re off by at minimum four orders of magnitude, which isn’t too bad; there are about 20000 beryls in the United States ree

[@Doody2010]

@@ugiswrong the more you know!

[@jedhigh1443]

I like its spelling a lot and look. Not a bad name to have.

[@TiredMomma]

Rhymes with Daryl, lol.

[@lmilander94]

2.5 WOMEN, not people.

[@djw1185]

Category 1: 74-95 mph (119-153 km/h) Category 2: 96-110 mph (154-177 km/h) Category 3: 111-129 mph (178-208 km/h) Category 4: 130-156 mph (209-251 km/h) Category 5: 157 mph (252 km/h) or higher

[@beverlydavidson1359]

@djw1185 Thank you for posting this... very helpful.

[@jerpage]

It’s a low end one so it’s prob like 160-170 mph

[@leowood8499]

What about a category 6?

[@patricksmes1614]

​@@Ali-gl8qw Just yet cat6 wasnt recorded and if it will be it is gonna be above 192mph

[@maple_vanilla]

Add on Cat 6 we will probably get one this year 😂

[@jamesb9814]

Shoutout to max velocity for keeping us up to date with severe weather

[@pawpkitty]

Oh man, I'm worried for our neighbors in Mexico and Jamaica.

[@TiredMomma]

Mexico has been in a bad drought. A lot of this rain can cause bad flooding, but when the ground recovers, it'll be nurished once again... hopefully.

[@Jennifer-xt2no]

Thank you from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@seed.meditation]

@@TiredMomma Are you there in Mexico ? Prayers

[@jayxxkny]

I’m from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I worried

[@PsychoticWolfie]

@@TiredMomma It's looking like Mexico will probably get out of its drought this season. Besides hurricane Beryl, there are many tropical systems popping up over or heading towards Mexico now. I just pray the flooding is minimal

[@KristyW72]

Jamaica should still plan for a cat 5. Deff better to be safe then sorry. GOD forbid they not take this hurricane serious and it take a direct hit from a catastrophic cat 5.

[@MaryWoodthorpe]

If you dont believe in weather wars you need to do some research. Weather control, steering and modification have been in full swing since at least the 1950's!!!

[@betsybugsmith5324]

There is information coming out all the time. Look up SOAR, (seeding operations and atmospheric research) for starters. It is in use to this day. They aren’t hiding it anymore.

[@roaddog7542]

Imagine the old days when sailors had no clue.

[@InnocentPotato-pd7wi]

If they were good sailors , the older ones, they probably could read the weather signs! Navy Family here! ⚓️⛵️⚓️🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊GO NAVY⚓️

[@SpookyXgamer]

This is ABSOLUTELY mind blowing, it just shows of how bad this years hurricane season is gonna be

[@poonlenghenryyap2923]

Love God and others as demanded by God. Heed Micah 6 :8.

[@crazymanyt5126]

At this rate September is gonna be an apocalypse.😭

[@poonlenghenryyap2923]

@@crazymanyt5126 After Dr Wayne Clark from S California prayed for me, a stream of the Fire of God flowed into me. God added d fire to the golden censer (me) as in Rev 8. God then gave me a vision somewhat similar to Ez 9 and gifted me with the 6 weapons /angels /plagues :WIND, WATER, FIRE, EARTH, PESTILENCES AND WARS (judges 9, d first such retribution of the release of devils causing wars and Americans terrorising Americans was 911). I saw God wielding an Axe devastating man /usa and God told me to command disasters on the usa until compensation paid as his Hand will fight for me against the usa. God also asjed me to read Deuteronomy showing tt d sa is cursed in d City, cursed in d country for doing injustices to strangers and helpless and touching God's anointed King. Like David who was anointed King 3 times, I have been anointed thrice with the anointings of Called, Chosen and Faithful to become a heavenly king, Army of Heaven to strike down d evil nations - monsters great red dragons committing monstrous moral distortions - Rev 17 and 19. But while God was axing man /usa, man /usa kept murmuring and murmuring and d axing became more and more and harder and harder until SUDDENLY, man/usa split as wide as d ocean /sea. God is love and therefore just and being d faithful one (trustworthy and unchanging) fulfilled the prophecy of psalms 18 to make me into David to turn d usa into dust.

[@99pncrft]

This years? This is the best hurricane season will be from here on out. You people are so out of touch with reality

[@FieldBlaser]

I’ve lived on the coast my entire life. I’m used to hurricanes but not the monsters we’ve seen the past few years. I want out.

[@caMpBeIIA]

Derechos, Tornadoes and Hurricanes oh My!

[@bearmom-th3dl]

Max, you are working so hard and it is noticed and greatly appreciated.

[@chrispy2014]

I live in Guatemala. Should I be worried?

[@kevingrandyify]

Get your board waxed up

[@skeetssaer2018]

Not until more of the melt from Antarctica sends more Hurricanes from the bottom of the planet. The first named Hurricane this year is from that and broke up over Central America and Southern Mexico.

[@tonyalandon3275]

Hurricane PTSD and severe anxiety. I helped those who were hit by Hurricane Katrina when they were bused into Lake Charles, Louisiana. I helped set up the second shelter from the second it unlocked the door to start carrying in donations and setting them up into different areas. I helped the 1 st 3 bus loads of people get what was needed for them to clean up and get clothes that fit them. I worked the clothing area, nursing when they needed extra nurses and worked at the other shelter feeding the evacuees and reading to the children, face painting with the children and keeping them busy so that their parents could handle paper work and trying to find loved ones. My children went with me to work with the kids and to clean the floors and help feed them. Soon after, everyone was called to evacuate and it was our turn~ Hurricane Rita. Omg, horrible experience. Then we were hit a few years ago with hurricanes Laura and then Delta. I literally get severe anxiety during hurricane season. Packing what we can and leaving and not knowing what we will come back to is horrible. I rode out Hurricane Laura and just dealt with it. My 5 grown kids and their spouses and my 7 grandkids and my parents will all have to evacuate and we always seem to go in seperate areas. My son and his 2 sons usually go with me and my mom. My dad is stubborn and stays behind. I can’t stomach this horrible wrath of nature.

[@beccilogan267]

@@tonyalandon3275 I was a sophomore at Lagrange when Katrina and Rita came through. We took field trips and did weekend volunteering at the Civic center until we were forced to evacuate too. After Laura, I was done with the coast and moved to Dallas.

[@mimahakurei4430]

Oh, I feel that. I'm in Panama City, and me and my family went through Michael back in 2018. Every time we have a bad storm with high winds, I immediately tense up and can't relax until it's over. Hurricane-related PTSD is exhausting.

[@mikelemoine4267]

I lived in Dallas and we had a lot of people sheltering there too. My little suburb town's conference center,, school gymnasiums and all the local hotels were packed and some still had to sleep in their cars or camp in the parking lot. I know all of the other surrounding areas had similar issues, but it was definitely a better option for people than staying in New Orleans. When Rita came people from Houston and I'm sure Lake Charles came flooding in. Sadly there were several deaths of people coming from Houston when a senior citizen bus caught fire and I know there were a few crashes, and Houston largely escaped the storm in the end. Senior living facilities have since re-evaluated the way they decide whether to evacuate or ride out storms as there is a significant risk to transporting patients/residents and can exceed that of staying put. If they are out of the flooding zones and have backup generators and supplies, they can shelter in place with relatively little risk. Wishing our friends in ths Caribbean safety and hoping for a wobble that takes it offshore as much as possible.

[@imgeegeey4623]

@@tonyalandon3275 Plan to get water, get you BBQ pit ready, wood, big pots to cook & boil water to drink & bathe with. Lots of non perishable food to last for months. Don't forget the toilet paper!

[@nabi_zzzs]

This makes me worried about the rest of hurricane season of 2024 if this is what this one is like. 2024 gonna 2024

[@grumpybunnycheryl]

I just found your channel last week when looking for reliable and comprehensive coverage of Beryl. You are definitely my new favorite weather man! I love your reports. You tell me exactly what I want to hear. :)

[@MrsAlmaTrumble]

Some people deserve more than just a thank you. Just like you! Thanks for everything you do to keep us informed and safe with the upcoming weather. You are a blessing to watch.

[@ResortDog]

Hello? The geomagnetic storm conditions EXACTLY when it blew up like the peer reviewed papers describe how the failing magnetic field allows electrical influence to increase dramatically. Science has already explained this but climate "science" has censored the topic.

[@skeetssaer2018]

I know that our Magnetic Field is changing but is it the water vapour in the atmosphere and it's electrical properties? Is it the increase in Water levels and then the balance of the wobble? We used to be able to breathe on one side of the planet but China went from a back water to a industrial giant with no regard for certain things. Now we are on a journey that had people like Musk seriously talking about colonies on Mars. One thing I am confident of is that Earth is doing some process to protect itself from our activities. Will we survive the volcanic eruptions to maintain the balance in our atmosphere increase as the volume increases with the Melt. Then think about what volume a block of ice would evaporate if it was 6 miles wide and 600 metres deep and you would understand why there is a Cat 5 Hurricane in June. As time goes on more and more humans will learn to fear the weather in the age of Climate Change. Just like the Circle that was in the sky about a month or so ago. That was so crazy because my father saw it in the sky the same time I did. He only lives about as far away in the Western Hemisphere to where I live. I theorize that it was water vapour that the sun, like a magnifying glass focused and burned a hole in the vapour.

[@euclideszoto997]

What a monster! And it's heading straight head on to Jamaica. It must be terrifying if your living in Jamaica right now.

[@AntilleanConfederation]

Dude. I was born in Cuba. We would only shelter for the eye and go play in the rain after it passed. Lmaooo. Chill out.

[@jacobjones5269]

I’m reminded of Hurricane Alicia, August, 1983.. It started as a trough in the southern gulf, stalled off the Texas coast for a couple days, then turned the neighborhood I grew up in into a nature preserve.. lol.. Hurricane Ike took the exact same path almost 30 years later..

[@Parkkcore]

Breaking all the records and it's name is Beryl....

[@vanpunk]

Could this positively impact Mexico city's water shortage?

[@a.grimes4202]

This makes Beryl the earliest Category 5 hurricane EVER in the Atlantic Ocean. I welcome anyone to try and claim that this is in any way not attributable to global warming.

[@hammon4034]

The la Nina makes it so much worse

[@a.grimes4202]

@@hammon4034 Yes because the oceans warm up faster and earlier in hurricane season. I fear this could be one of the busiest if not THE busiest on record. Time will tell.

[@kyledodson2992]

One data point doesn’t prove a hypothesis. This is an extremely reckless thing to say (and I think climate change is largely true) but based on many more data points.

[@a.grimes4202]

@@kyledodson2992 Check the historical records since hurricanes first started being recorded over a century ago. I’m sure you’ll find that there is way more than just one data point there.

[@kyledodson2992]

@@a.grimes4202 there are no trends in the historical data that suggest the planet is warming on a linear basis

[@kelleclark]

Where was the weakening by wind shear overnight??? All predictions AND predictors are wrong!!!!

[@99pncrft]

We're become wrong more and more with predictions because our models don't take into account the runaway climate change we are experiencing. I struggle to understand how people DONT understand the severity of our situation

[@kelleclark]

@@AnX8765 ALL hurricanes are over water...until they're NOT! Don't trust these models! A storm this size will do as it pleases!

[@AntilleanConfederation]

@@99pncrftand the chemicals pumped into the atmosphere by planes and cargo ships. Cargo ships affect the oceans more than anything

[@RustyConibear]

Pay your carbon tax.

[@max.the.yt.drummer1813]

All because of Culvers😂 No more Culver’s!!!!

[@scottcharney4262]

That thing is vacuuming up a lot of heat! It would be interesting to know the water temp before and after Beryl passed over.

[@forgingluck]

Some people are linking its uncharacteristic strength to solar activity and earth's magnetic field weakening.

[@PsychoCPU]

I 100% believe this will be stronger than forecast as it approaches the Yucatan.

[@Jake-sk5wm]

Yes, if it takes a north turn and gets into the gulf, uh oh

[@AntilleanConfederation]

Chill

[@TheMrCougarful]

Global heating. This gets worse for a century. Run away.

[@briangreen256]

🙄

[@BabsKaz]

Geoengineering. Weather warfare. DEWs. Look up!

[@TheMrCougarful]

@@BabsKaz 100% atmospheric physics.

[@jorgerivas1424]

Our meteorologist here in South Texas is not too concerned about this storm. He's saying it will weaken significantly by the time it gets into the Gulf due to wind shear. What's creepy is that Tropical Storm Chris went from nothing to a tropical storm in 24 hours!

[@99pncrft]

Oh okay the small town local meteorologist that doesn't believe in climate change and reads the Bible every night said it'll be fine. We're saved

[@ScienceisRadAF]

@@99pncrft well that wasn’t very kind, respectful, or even constructive. I read and reread Jorge’s comment to see if I missed which “small town” he lives in but I don’t see it. Without that info, I have no idea how we could possible know anything about the meteorologist he’s talking about. The information we use to fill gaps in knowledge, literally come from inside our own heads. Allll the ugly inferred by your comment lives inside YOU and has zero to do with Jorge, Texas, or unknown meteorologists.

[@99pncrft]

@@ScienceisRadAF and when did I agree to leave a kind, respectful comment? I comment the truth and I don't care if it makes you mad

[@samsammysam-328]

The news weren’t super worried about Katrina for a while, I would still keep updated just in case. The conditions of this season are eerily similar to the year Katrina hit. I pray I don’t live through that again, some models are showing a direct hit to my town if it comes to LA.

[@zivaughn]

I remember the local news in SE Texas wasn’t worried about Harvey either.

[@craigdiesel1162181]

Its Beryl (burle) not “barrel” just saying

[@TinfoilHatThoughts]

Maybe I don't understand hurricanes the way I thought I did. I thought it was all warm Waters so I didn't understand why it would weaken in the caribbean. The Caribbean has to be warmer than the Atlantic, right? Do early-season hurricanes behave differently?

[@skeetssaer2018]

Exactly, and the Ocean is 3 degrees warmer than this time last year. This will probably slow down but also grow. The Coast of Texas currently has a 85-87 F temp and that is rocket fuel for any Hurricane. The narrative has this one totally wrong.

[@HoustonHoney]

Mexico needs the rain, doesn’t it? Aren’t there several wildfires in central Mexico?

[@Rockyroad321]

How quick is this shit moving? Think it’ll fly over Jamaica in a few days?

[@future.endeavors]

I’m going to mexico in less than 10 hours… wish me luck lol

[@urfavb1ond]

make sure to bring an umbrella

[@romanmaimo1468]

Mexico needs the rain

[@ZanderJigglyPuff]

This hurricane is very extreme, and Hurricane Beryl is now officially a category 5 hurricane, it’s very rare for this time of hurricane season, and it will bring significant damage

[@Essayons92]

And the first in this location this early

[@thecastle09]

No kidding bro

[@poonlenghenryyap2923]

Hey refused to heed Micah 6 :8.

[@AntilleanConfederation]

@@Essayons92on record. And the record is very new. Chill

[@richardchavarria1157]

Great reporting Sir.

[@Kawakami-xanadu]

>tfw I live in the Yucatan peninsula 😢

[@CDguyincali]

Solar maximum is fast approaching, was watching a Harvard scientist who has been studying a number of things for 30 + years, including “climate change” who definitively stated CO2, methane, and other substances/chemicals that are being blamed for all this is untrue; CO2 is NEEDED for plants which produces oxygen, methane breaks down into useable substances on its own over time, and others are similar. He stated that, although they are not 100% positive, scientist (who are not pushing the climate hoax) theorize that all the weather issues are caused by the sun, which honestly makes a lot of sense with solar maximum approaching. I wonder what Max Velocity’s opinion would be on this and any other weather forecasters in comments.

[@skeetssaer2018]

Real fact we are destroying and now they are burning, the forests that you mention. Just look at the Amazon Rain forest. Harvard is where Ted Cruz comes from too so. The people that coined the term climate change were the oil industry, they hid it from the people until Scientific Satellites from others showed what was happening. In the 1970s Ministries of the Environment were created to try to do something. The right wing used oil as a propaganda tool to prevent the changing of habits. The context? There were several hundred cars made and leased in California that were battery based. Read that story and understand how the narrative supports the oil industry. It is all greed though because they don't need to burn it as fuel to make more money than most people think about.

[@Secularismkasecurityguard]

Florida insurance companies will leave

[@EmmyPierz-ek7hi]

Total Waste of money Rebuilding Floridians homes Over & Over Again. They don’t have snow or high gas bills Make them pay DOUBLE for their homeowner insurance with all that $$ they save. CB

[@DanielleMoore-vg4lh]

"climate change doesn't exist" mfs when we have yet another record breaking year in a row

[@shannonwhitaker9630]

150,000 years of data extrapolated from Artic Ice Core samples indicate the Earth has undergone many many climate change cycles. The notion that human activity has contributed significantly to “Climate Change” is laughable. One large volcanic eruption puts more crap into the atmosphere than all human activity throughout recorded history in one wack. What activates and charges the atmosphere more than anything is solar cycle activity. If you open your mind to the cult of “Climate Change” formerly “Global Warming” you have opened your weak mind to the subliminal subversive conditioning of brainwashing ignorance.

[@devondriscoll662]

I think the argument these days is whether it's caused by man or not. Most people realize that climate changes naturally over time.

[@jonsnowwhitewolf3234]

I don't know if its climate change but I remember I did something bad 2 years ago in September where I touched stuff in my backyard and the dna changed for the things I touched, then I went outside out on my deck near the pool and the sun moved or did a huge woosh downward towards Earth. And things got kinda weird after like the sky changed its color I think. Whoever reads this may not believe me or think I'm making this up or am crazy but no. This happened. And the sun and moon follow me now. What does this mean man? I can't stop it. I'm so lost.

[@devondriscoll662]

Weird how my comment got deleted. KZbin sucks

[@stevensmith6445]

Hurricane Barrel gonna do a barrel roll on US? 💪🏽 Weather Warfare.

[@alqueenjarret]

Why I live in Jamaica

[@876mostvaluabletreasure2]

@@alqueenjarret silly question 🙄

[@KishGolden]

It gonna get worse STAY SAFE

[@WhiteDragon689]

I feel bad for Mexico...

[@Tomcat71]

Just nature doing nature things.

[@AlbertoLopez-mn8ms]

Me who lives in Mexico when you say best case scenario is that it plows us.... 😶

[@iAmKorra]

No, best case scenario is that it curves and hits me in Louisiana

[@AlbertoLopez-mn8ms]

@@iAmKorra Very brave of you good sir. Cancun will be smashed regardless

[@zivaughn]

I think he was saying that if it goes towards Mexico it will weaken, but if it doesn’t, it’ll get stronger.

[@iAmKorra]

@@AlbertoLopez-mn8ms yeah, it really sucks though

[@marcusc6825]

By end of week to next it could follow Tropical Storm Chris pattern that already flooded.

[@exodusmatthew5182]

This may be the next Katrina x10

[@BajatheChickenMan]

A bunch of these weather people are acting surprised about this storm, I'm not. The Pole Shift is happening whether you want to keep your heads buried in sand or not. These storms will continue to ramp in intensity as the Pole Shift accelerates.

[@bluemoonflower9467]

It’s also the cause for the auroras seen in southern latitudes this past May. The pole shift is weakening the earth’s magnetosphere that provides critical protection from the sun’s radiation. This impacts the weather, seismic activity, and auroral display. Add in the solar maximum and intense CME activity, this is just going to get worse. Buckle up folks. We’re in for a bumpy ride.

[@InnocentPotato-pd7wi]

And Climate Change! Most people are in HUGE DENIAL! 🤔🤔💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@cherylnm888]

Where in the Gulf has the hottest water?

[@catherineg9943]

Typically, along the “Western ‘Gulf Coast’ of FLORIDA”!! Catherine, Florida ✌🏻❤️👊🏻 “Peace, Love and Respect”!!

[@rarebreed-wj3ov]

Heard this is a 165mph sustained Cat 5 Hurricane. Wonder if it's gusting to 200mph

[@CashNem]

It’s already been confirmed to be gusting 200 mph at 165 sustained winds

[@Buickcentury765]

It is

[@josannehypolite14]

I know this cuz i live in trinidad

[@bookiebrown7012e]

We will have a supa Strom this Year a cat 6r7

[@Buickcentury765]

Those don’t exist

[@RavingKats]

Katrina was 2005 as well. Similar conditions in terms of water temp and shear iirc in 2005 as now.

[@wrightjulie9042]

For anyone that’s in the way of this storm I am 🙏🙏🙏for you from fl!! Don’t stay don’t ride this out trust me I know

[@florencechin6509]

Grenada trees stood up strong against Beryl❗️ And those glorious Coconut Trees❗️......................

[@embraceorerase]

The ICON model is concerning for sure. It would devastate Cancun and Jamaica and then there would be nothing to stop it in the warm gulf waters...

[@erickmorton8085]

A category 5 already that’s insane

[@hyacinthjarrett8637]

Just prepare and pray. Stay safe. We are thinking of you.

[@brandon23471]

I always enjoy the information you provide, but my goodness... your headlines and thumbnails are cringy as hell.

[@JordanB-lc4oi]

Looks like he is heading towards Juventud Island..

[@rhonda1891]

Wow 😢😢😢 thanks for keeping us posted. Great job reporting thanks

[@acatismansbestfriend5719]

What is Cozumel looking like? Have a trip scheduled there. Flight going down there isn't canceled because it leaves Wednesday but wondering if it will be canceled on Saturday, my return date. Can't seem to get any info on what it is doing in Cozumel/Cancun.

[@GeoffSeeley]

And Invest 96L is hot on it's heels!

[@JelMain]

It's also tracking north of the focus, so if it misses the Yucatan, it'll rebuild and could hook north into Texas.

[@hammon4034]

This year could be WAY worse than 2005 and 2020

[@frankblangeard8865]

They keep saying that the hurricane is going to weaken. Beryl says 'hold my beer'.

[@rha995]

Thank you Max for these updates. You’re the first I turn to for the educational info that are easy to comprehend.😊

[@jeremyolson2596]

That is what happens when they manipulate the weather

[@Kepi_Kei]

As of right now it is (being reported) 167 mph and apparently has wobbled a little bit. They were saying earlier it would kind of slide by and that Jamaica would be impacted but not like this. It is being said that it will make a direct hit on Jamaica.

[@spacechimp5141]

lies, hurricane will not reach the USA. it did rampage through the Caribbeans though.

[@seanokeefe703]

Could you demonstrate how the storm surge is driven by the storm , is it created by the winds at 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock if it was moving directly north ?

[@jessymfwilson]

Congrats on 306K! Found your channel yesterday by some random chance and really glad that I did!

[@teresathibodeaux9198]

This reminds me of Hurricane Harvey's tract..it looked like an Etch A Sketch drawing that a two year old created.

[@JS-tr7oo]

Love your You tube video channel

[@jdora78]

Any chance you could overlay the past few forecast track line and the wind field from NOAA database? It would be interesting to see how it all shifted in the past few days.

[@eunicemayo7512]

Thanks Max… keeping an eye and ears on … Hey at least yesterday was kind of easy for you . Have a good 4th of July and vacation …You sure need it ♥️♥️

[@MeCynthiaAnn]

Thank you so much Max God bless you from JANESVILLE, WI

[@andrewkarn9255]

Wild

[@JB-mf1zc]

Good information to know!!!! thanks for sharing!!!! God bless!!!!!

[@micahadams2500]

If it's a cat 5 the gulf is warmer is the a small possibly for stronger for a cat 6? Anybody want to put there input please

[@lochnessmonster5149]

People are hysterical on X. One blue check mark lady said she crossed Jamaica off her bucket list because it's about to be destroyed. She thinks this is the first time Jamaica has been hit by a hurricane.

[@chasethebestpup]

On top of this category 5 there is an enhanced risk for parts of iowa,kansas and missouri and nebraska has a slight risk where I live and the risk is while I work so I'm gonna have my phone on me

[@arianalaiche-oriez9733]

This is crazy strong and so well defined... last time I saw anything like this was 2005

[@catherineg9943]

While watching the news before “Beryl” slammed into the Lesser Antilles; I told my husband, “It’s going to be a Cat 5”. “He rolled his eyes”. While watching an interview from Jamaica; where a reporter was asking residents, “if they were worried about Beryl”, and “if they were ‘prepping for the Storm’;” one gentleman replied, “No, I’m not!! It won’t come our way”!! “I”, ROLLED “MY” EYES”!! When “newscaster’s” were reporting that “Beryl” wasn’t going to “be a ‘threat’ to the U.S.”; NOR, “was ‘Beryl’ going to “be a ‘STRONG STORM’ AT ALL”; once AGAIN “I rolled my eyes”!! It INFURIATES ME, that “NOBODY HAS YET TO LEARN”…”YOU CANNOT ‘UNDERESTIMATE’ ANY STORM in the TROPICS”!! Catherine, Florida (“YES”!! I am “worried for ‘FLORIDA’!!” I live in the “Tampa Bay” area, in the “eastern part of ‘The Gulf of Mexico’!!”) ✌🏻❤️👊🏻 “Peace, Love and Respect”!!

[@MothManFAKE]

The Jacksonville government is trying to invade your city; spread the word, and prepare the defenses of your town.

[@imgeegeey4623]

I nominate YOU youngman to be my weatherman!!! Thank you for staying right on point no bs! ❤

[@garylyons3036]

I live thru 17 years of hurricanes in Texas we had monsters hit in that time just another storm if you live in the south you don't get excited .

[@marybaer4660]

MORE TO COME. GODS BIRTHING PAINS. PEOPLE HAVE TURNED THEIR BACKS ON GOD. HE WILL COME LIKE A LION WITH A SWORD.

[@rkelley8475]

Watch Ryan hall y'all this goof is click bait and extremely inaccurate

[@thebigbearnow]

I lived in an area where ea h year the news toes up and over exaggerated these hurricanes. Yes can be deadly but it's always this big scare and typically all is ok 😊

[@msky33]

Max I just want to say thank you for all you do! You were born to be a meteorologists my friend!

[@debwoods6011]

Thanks Max. You deserve way more thumbs up

[@mikejerman1912]

The earths 20 year axis wobble is responsible for this. Look it up.

[@amandadougherty8054]

Southwest Louisiana is unsubscribing to hurricane season!!!

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

This is a meteorlogical oceanic outrage!

[@packers12to80]

I feel for everyone...i will be holding my breathe until i know for sure its not hitting us(i know its unlikely) . Ivan wasnt suppose to hit us but it destroyed Pensacola. So scary its only july 2nd and this is a thing already. We normally dont even have to think about hurricanes until August/September.

[@cajunoneforchrist4545]

Im still predicting Lafayette Louisiana

[@Canelomx]

Can you talk about today's severe weather please and thank you.