Tropics Update: Hurricane Potential Quickly Increasing In The Gulf Of Mexico! When Can You Prepare?

[@Axomious]

Us in Tampa can’t keep getting away with this

[@LilyWillow22]

current GFS shows it going to Tampa area

[@AnyaA-g4b]

I let Debby put my arse in the hospital due to panic attacks! I will not fear this one. And I know I’m not alone. 🙏

[@gregd4633]

Plan and prepare, don’t stress yourself out. I suffer from panic attacks as well so you’re not alone 🙏🏾

[@AnyaA-g4b]

@@gregd4633 t Thank You-so much Greg 🙏 we will get through this 🙏

[@gregd4633]

@@AnyaA-g4b You’re welcome ☺️ and remember you’re not alone

[@jasonriddle895]

Carribbean is bath water waiting for thia storm to intensify bog time people need to be on alert and ready

[@gregd4633]

Pat, the reason why the German ICON model and Euro model don’t have a grip on this future system is weather ballon’s. The trough you were referring to is in the area near Russia and our weather balloon is stationed in Alaska and one in Washington. So we will not have any data on that particular trough until Saturday when it’s near the intercontinental border. And according to the data collected near Central America, the spin in the atmosphere is stronger than predicted so development may be quicker than anticipated but we will have more information during the upcoming weekend. But historically, gyres that develop this time of year have a tendency towards Alabama, Panhandle Of Florida and possibly Eastern Mississippi. But remember,even though we have historical records that don’t mean that every storm will travel in the direction. So everyone on the Gulf Coast needs to watch carefully. Everyone in Georgia, including South Carolina needs to pay attention and remember that the NHC only does models 5 days out so expect the NHC model to appear during the weekend.

[@mindyweeks1211]

Thanks Pat!

[@Robert-ve8xt]

New update shows category 5 NYC 😱😱😱

[@trevorambrose7780]

If a storm is strong in gulf would it more than likely turn to the east

[@kevinf4606]

@@trevorambrose7780 According to my meteorology skills. I would say the answer to that is yes

[@trevorambrose7780]

@@kevinf4606 A storm with no dry air or wind shear just sitting there in record heat water temp for a week sound like big trouble

[@christopherallen7192]

Florida. For sure.

[@GoonCity777]

Without models & wind maps you would never know anything would happen. It looks so peaceful there, for now.

[@gregd4633]

Radar is our best friend, models is very unreliable up to 5 days

[@THEREALQUEENLEYA]

This reminds me of hurricane 🌀 Ian

[@JermaineMontaque-n7r]

Thanks much

[@suzannecermy3700]

We can take a two,we just did!

[@Robert-ve8xt]

Should I evacuate I live in Oregon?

[@suzannecermy3700]

So New Orleans will be clear because of the trough

[@roxannehudson7410]

Yes there's a tough coming

[@suzannecermy3700]

Impossible to make it to NOLA

[@roxannehudson7410]

Yep it's going to Florida

[@raydemos1181]

I cast my vote for SW Florida

[@AIMic615]

I sure hope not! That's the area I live in 😢

[@TylerShupe]

Pcola

[@kevinf4606]

​@@AIMic615Oh come on. What's a little rain and wind

[@LilyWillow22]

@@raydemos1181 Tampa area?

[@suzannecermy3700]

Beaumont

[@genesthaiaadya]

Ain't nothing gonna happen dont worry. God got this

[@johnnyfrancois9491]

Amen my brother

[@kevinf4606]

I can tell you didn't graduate grade school. Your grammar is embarrassing

[@LilyWillow22]

yeah …let’s look back at the history of all these horrific deadly/destructive storms/tornadoes and see “God got this”🙄

[@AnyaA-g4b]

Amen 🙏 ❤

[@BallerOfficial111]

That’s not how it works. The earth needs hurricanes why do you think it exists in the first place

[@kevinf4606]

If you say Louisiana..Then it's going to South Florida. Always the opposite

[@roxannehudson7410]

It's going to Florida .

[@dianaines8541]

😂

[@samuelreed6519]

TAMPAAAAAAAAA

[@beaulong]

If it forms it will go west.

[@roxannehudson7410]

No Florida

[@jeffrogersr41]

learn to talk lol

[@roxannehudson7410]

U learn to talk lol to u