Hoping for more rain and no pain. One of my daughters is down there near Corpus, she should come on back up to Bastrop. Yall Be prepared and be safe. But the rain.. what a real blessing for Texas.
@@TheFlutecart I used to live in Bastrop. The cone looked like it was going to affect the Austin area, although I didn’t get that from this presentation. Good luck to you guys!
Thanks Max for all you do! Houston here. I feel sorry for the folks that follow the local anti-alarmist weather website here. He was telling everyone a few days ago it's going into Mexico after the Yucatan and the only impact was going to be a little rain or something. Now they've got to backtrack and all the folks calling all the local news meteorologists sensationalists or alarmists are now in Walmart trying to find supplies.
@@meursaulty6672 there is a cone of uncertainty for a reason. Stop looking at the center line and start realizing it can show up anywhere within the cone in the future. Couple that with there being models that took it all the way back to Louisiana but barely any taking it south of the cone and you can kinda get the idea that a northerly turn may still be in play. There was like one model run from one set yesterday that didn't show much to the north and it seems like anti-alarmist jumped all over that when the local meteorologists and others were still saying stay tuned because we aren't out of the woods yet. As soon as the next runs came out folks were blaming the same meteorologists like they were the ones who said we were in the clear.
@@denhawken Yea, "just" millions of people whose lives will be affected, no big deal. Also, by the time it makes it inland, it will have lost most of its wind speed, so the majority of the damage will be due to flooding.
Its BOTH texas for some reason is NOT built for handling floods. Literally if it rains for 8 hours straight the roads are completely flooded in most regions of Houston. And you forget that winds in hurricanes usually causes tornados
Ida in South Lafourche. Our levee held. Wind threw my little house 8 ft back. My roof was screwed, it took every single rafter. Lots of homes missing roofs, pushed over. All power lines down. Saw metal buildings shredded like foil tassels. Gusts close to 200mph. The sky was moaning, literally. Not good. Just think a Cat. 5.
I pray everyone is taking this hurricane seriously. We're supposed to get rain from it. Thanks for another great informational video on the hurricane, Max.
@@randomentertainment8927 nice square body. Weather is easier to deal with when you have a 4x4 square. Floods have to get pretty deep to be a problem and I dont think North America can get enough snow and ice to stop a square.
@youreatowel9705 it was a RWD car. I sold it last year because I needed something that didn't get 5mpg on premium due to getting a job with a much longer commute
@@MichaelSlough-w1e The most damage from Katrina was because explosives were used to blow the flood walls, otherwise the flooding would have been much less, and the 9th ward wouldn't have been destroyed (still devastated almost a decade later).
Thanks for telling me all about these storms, in Texas were in or near the path of this, however we need the rain. I’m hoping it doesn’t get TOO intense
@BlueCollarTexan really? I did try to contact my family early today, and no one answered, so they have probably been busy doing the same! I'm praying for everyone's safety down there 🙏
I love the additional commentary from Max. Millebars, why it looks so ragged on the radar, the deceptive movement and position of the "eye", wind shear, etc. Interesting stuff. Sure hope some parts of Texas get that rain without a lot of wind strengthening, but looks like it might intensify 😢. Stay safe and get away from the coast if you can...
Thankyou Max for keeping us informed. 🙏 for everyone . Have friends in Texas so hoping it's not the worst scenario. They've already gone through a flood.
Wasn't there a hurricane in the 70s that took a similar pattern. Quick development, a hit over the yucatan, a high pressure system to the NE that is waning yet clinging to the Texas coast? That one, by my recollection, bounced off the coast and fed in the Gulf for a couple of days before whipping back around into Texas.
He said he don't know what I'm talking about when I said when remnants of a hurricane or tropical storm come through Midwest states, that you can smell ocean and fish when that rain hits. For those of you in Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, be sure to note if I am right when this comes through and then come back and comment if I was right. You know the smell when it rains normally. Make sure to note the different smell when a tropical remnants system comes through. It is true
It's definitely true. I can always tell here in Mid Eastern Missouri when it's hurricane rain by the "fishy" smell and the salt rings the dried up raindrops leave behind. We get dirty rain sometimes that leaves dirt spots behind but the salt rings are different as you can literally see the little salt crystals and if you wipe them off with your finger and lick it you can taste the salt. (gross I know but you know, science.😂)
@@glyfe tropical storms can still do serious damage. Tropical storm Allison in 2001 caused major flooding in Houston. The medical center and downtown got hit hard and I worked overtime for months on the hurricane recovery. Many hospitals were flooded
@@glyfe just stop. Second landfall was predicted to be in Mexico a couple of days ago. Folks just look at the models as they change and act accordingly. Steering conditions change and yes Galveston/Houston is still a possibility but not a highly likely one at the moment. As it gets closer the models are more accurate so watch to see if it stays to the center of the current cone or continues to come out north of center. The more north of center the more Houston/Galveston are in play.
Bro its not in corpus. Look at the direct landfall paths, not just the cones. This storm has moved from Mexico to almost Galveston. You its just gonna stop moving?@@glyfe
Remember when it was going to Mexico and don't worry about it? Pepperidge farms remembers. This thing keeps moving north east. I am going more Beaumont or even St Charles at this point.
They indoctrinate any thoughts of leaving the herd out of people in all scientific fields. Lemmings, almost exclusively. Free thought viciously repressed.
All prayers Karma and positive wishes for Texas and all in path of Beryl The last time something like this 1976 and 100% below ground structures flooded 100%
I'm kind of p***** off.I was supposed to be getting 23 inches of rain in drought.Stricken texas hill country , but it looks like houston will once again win the rain game
@TheHappinessOfThePursuit I mean houston has more miles of waterway than it does roads. It's literally a swamp lol. In houston it would rain 4 inches and it would just be a normal Tuesday lol
The gulf is very hot right now. Think it is like 86-89 here off coast of MS. We have a weather alert for tropical rains by Wednesday here on coast of MS.
Congrats on being the ONLY person to get the projected path correct over a week ago. No one out there was a correct with the path like you were last week.
Almost like this storm getting pushed towards Midwest. I'm near Austin, Tx., and we'll be seeing localized flooding, wind damage and probably a possible twister or two. Nothing's off the table yet.
I think it's because it looked weird on radar from how the increasing shear was affecting it. At the start of the video, he was drawing where the core was, but, it didn't look like a normal hurricane core.
I don't understand why these models are even predicted bc they are always wrong, I mean I can't even plan an afternoon on weather predictions. I live in Louisiana and our weather predictions are literally never right, I just look at the radar myself to see what might be coming or it might just dissolve, no one knows until it happens it would seem. I love watching this channel but my apps and most weather channels are never right even day to day.
Im so conflicted the RGV isn’t going to get hit no more. Kind of mad it’s not going to hit no more. But just happy it didn’t happen because the lights and power would be out for days . And I can’t handle that lol.
0:57 nope.. That sir is the storm that came up from Nicaragua pushing Beryl due NE which is bad with that dry air coming from Texas could spell disaster in AL
@@LOTStreetsyesterday i said A PROBABILITY i said that it will not make landfall in Galveston NEWS CAST is predicting between Corpus Christi Matagorda Bay
Beryl was forecasted to be a Category 2 when it formed. It became a Category 5, and highly overachieved. It’s possible it could have one last hurrah and explode again.
@@AnX8765 welp, looks like it's not gonna be the case, gonna hope it weakens a decent amount by the time it gets here and make a safety plan in the meanwhile
I'm no meteorologist but I have seen a lot of hurricanes. Usually it seemed that the edge contacting land would slow the movement and pull the storm towards land on that side. Why is this one doing the opposite? Contacting the Yucatan peninsula should have pulled it west and into Mexico yet it turned north?
I think what many dont factor in when predicting these paths, is how much the rivers (Trinity, Sabine, and Neches) pulls on these storms. Not just hurricanes, either. Ive fished many times, and seen water spouts literally follow the Sabine a couple of miles inland. Storms will come off the gulf and gather over the bays before they follow the rivers inland.
😭 😭 But I want this storm to soak central Texas and I just had a gut feeling I’d get excited over the upcoming soaking only for it to hook right and barely touch central Texas. 😢
I would say "man-enhanced". The original storm was enhanced by the G4 solar storm last week but it has been further enabled by our tax-funded weather modification program (private companies under contract to the US government agencies NOAA and NASA).
Slow down means it gets stronger
Texas prayers to all of us.
Hoping for more rain and no pain. One of my daughters is down there near Corpus, she should come on back up to Bastrop. Yall Be prepared and be safe. But the rain.. what a real blessing for Texas.
@@TheFlutecart I used to live in Bastrop. The cone looked like it was going to affect the Austin area, although I didn’t get that from this presentation. Good luck to you guys!
Thanks Max for all you do! Houston here. I feel sorry for the folks that follow the local anti-alarmist weather website here. He was telling everyone a few days ago it's going into Mexico after the Yucatan and the only impact was going to be a little rain or something. Now they've got to backtrack and all the folks calling all the local news meteorologists sensationalists or alarmists are now in Walmart trying to find supplies.
@@storm14k it was forecasted to go into Mexico a few days ago, so they're not wrong. The path has been changing rapidly as it is rather unpredictable.
@@meursaulty6672 there is a cone of uncertainty for a reason. Stop looking at the center line and start realizing it can show up anywhere within the cone in the future. Couple that with there being models that took it all the way back to Louisiana but barely any taking it south of the cone and you can kinda get the idea that a northerly turn may still be in play. There was like one model run from one set yesterday that didn't show much to the north and it seems like anti-alarmist jumped all over that when the local meteorologists and others were still saying stay tuned because we aren't out of the woods yet. As soon as the next runs came out folks were blaming the same meteorologists like they were the ones who said we were in the clear.
Storm surge is so destructive, yet, most think about the wind and rain.
Meh... just on the coast... it's mostly wind people really worry bout
That is because most people are not on the coast. I moved far away from Florida to get away from these monster storms.
@@denhawken Yea, "just" millions of people whose lives will be affected, no big deal.
Also, by the time it makes it inland, it will have lost most of its wind speed, so the majority of the damage will be due to flooding.
Its BOTH texas for some reason is NOT built for handling floods. Literally if it rains for 8 hours straight the roads are completely flooded in most regions of Houston. And you forget that winds in hurricanes usually causes tornados
Ida in South Lafourche. Our levee held. Wind threw my little house 8 ft back. My roof was screwed, it took every single rafter. Lots of homes missing roofs, pushed over. All power lines down. Saw metal buildings shredded like foil tassels. Gusts close to 200mph. The sky was moaning, literally. Not good. Just think a Cat. 5.
Thanks Max this is explained so well. Prayers for everyone , fur babies, nature.
I pray everyone is taking this hurricane seriously. We're supposed to get rain from it. Thanks for another great informational video on the hurricane, Max.
Looking for my umbrella now.
Same. I'm gonna get pounded by storms on Monday
@@randomentertainment8927 nice square body. Weather is easier to deal with when you have a 4x4 square. Floods have to get pretty deep to be a problem and I dont think North America can get enough snow and ice to stop a square.
@youreatowel9705 it was a RWD car. I sold it last year because I needed something that didn't get 5mpg on premium due to getting a job with a much longer commute
@@randomentertainment8927 oh. The blue truck in your picture? If you dont mind me asking how much did you get out of it?
Don't go so far east! We need rain in central Texas! (Not flooding, etc, of course, but we do need rain!)
I was north and justa west of Austin on the 3rd!! And yes y’all need still quite a bit more rain !!
Prayers from Florida! It's probably going to take the same path that Hurricane Ida did. Ida caused major damage in the North. 🙏🏾 🌀 🤯
Praying for all in Beryls path. God is good.
He didn't save us from Katrina so enough of the God bless and God is good bs, just hope our flood pumps wrk, that's all we're worried about.. "god" 😂😂
@@MichaelSlough-w1e The most damage from Katrina was because explosives were used to blow the flood walls, otherwise the flooding would have been much less, and the 9th ward wouldn't have been destroyed (still devastated almost a decade later).
@@MichaelSlough-w1e, You came out alive & survived, didn't you??
Thank you Sir for an excellent analysis on Beryl ,,, you have raised the bar on future analysis reports!
I'm close to Corpus Christi, prayers for all 🙏
I'm right next to Houston, about 70 miles south. Prayers for everyone.
🙏🙏 be safe y’all!
I’m in DFW & not sure if we’ll get anything yet or not.
Corpus Christi dodge a bullet more than likely
@@Froblackistani I think so too.
❤🙏❤️
Thanks for telling me all about these storms, in Texas were in or near the path of this, however we need the rain.
I’m hoping it doesn’t get TOO intense
My grandparents live in Port Lavaca, where it’s supposed to make a direct hit. I’m in DFW so I’m praying for y’all down there 🙏
🙏🙏🙏
Wait, what?? I thought it was supposed to hit Corpus Christie? I have family in Port Lavac as well!! I truly hope they are safe 🙏
@@MeaganRenee21 I talked to my grandpa earlier and he said he boarded up the windows and the word is everyone in town is staying behind.
@BlueCollarTexan really? I did try to contact my family early today, and no one answered, so they have probably been busy doing the same! I'm praying for everyone's safety down there 🙏
Thanks for the update, Max.
Watching beryl from houston has been a wild ride
I love the additional commentary from Max. Millebars, why it looks so ragged on the radar, the deceptive movement and position of the "eye", wind shear, etc. Interesting stuff.
Sure hope some parts of Texas get that rain without a lot of wind strengthening, but looks like it might intensify 😢. Stay safe and get away from the coast if you can...
Thankyou Max for keeping us informed. 🙏 for everyone . Have friends in Texas so hoping it's not the worst scenario. They've already gone through a flood.
I really like his weather reporting!!
Wasn't there a hurricane in the 70s that took a similar pattern. Quick development, a hit over the yucatan, a high pressure system to the NE that is waning yet clinging to the Texas coast? That one, by my recollection, bounced off the coast and fed in the Gulf for a couple of days before whipping back around into Texas.
Louisiana here. Praying for all who are in the path of this storm. May the Lord our God keep us safe. In Jesus name. 🙏
🙏
Thank you. 🙏
Amen …. Lafayette here!
Praying for y’all including Texas. Be safe .
Amen 🙏🏾
Iam getting ready, moving to Canada..
He said he don't know what I'm talking about when I said when remnants of a hurricane or tropical storm come through Midwest states, that you can smell ocean and fish when that rain hits. For those of you in Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, be sure to note if I am right when this comes through and then come back and comment if I was right. You know the smell when it rains normally. Make sure to note the different smell when a tropical remnants system comes through. It is true
It's definitely true. I can always tell here in Mid Eastern Missouri when it's hurricane rain by the "fishy" smell and the salt rings the dried up raindrops leave behind. We get dirty rain sometimes that leaves dirt spots behind but the salt rings are different as you can literally see the little salt crystals and if you wipe them off with your finger and lick it you can taste the salt. (gross I know but you know, science.😂)
Live at least a couple hours from the coast, but I often note when we get storms out of the gulf and can smell the salt water in the air. I love it.
Watching from Louisiana
Is in Louisiana ok ,? My sister is living there ❤
Thanks!
I hope that everywhere this storm hits, may Jesus be at your side (I also hope that it doesn’t hit where my family lives) this is very scary
They need to expand the cone of uncertainty. Northern Texas wasn’t even in it 36 hrs ago. If it’s “uncertain”, probably best to widen the scope
Thank you Max. I hope that Beryl doesn't get too bad.
Looks to me like it could splat over Mississippi too.
I hope it doesn't hit Galveston
@@glyfe KHOU and other Houston news channels are predicting landfall in Galveston/Houston.
@@glyfe tropical storms can still do serious damage. Tropical storm Allison in 2001 caused major flooding in Houston. The medical center and downtown got hit hard and I worked overtime for months on the hurricane recovery. Many hospitals were flooded
@@glyfe just stop. Second landfall was predicted to be in Mexico a couple of days ago. Folks just look at the models as they change and act accordingly. Steering conditions change and yes Galveston/Houston is still a possibility but not a highly likely one at the moment. As it gets closer the models are more accurate so watch to see if it stays to the center of the current cone or continues to come out north of center. The more north of center the more Houston/Galveston are in play.
Bro its not in corpus. Look at the direct landfall paths, not just the cones. This storm has moved from Mexico to almost Galveston. You its just gonna stop moving?@@glyfe
@@bananabandit2 Dude its A PROBABILITY i said that it will not make landfall in Galveston NEWS CAST is predicting Corpus Christi Matagorda Bay
Remember Hurricane Otis? How did it spin up so much before hitting Acapulco?
Weather modification.
@@BabsKazthat’s literally the stupidest thing you could have said. It’s because the shelf waters were extremely hot and the shear was nonexistent.
@@CrazyWeatherDudeRude comment, I don't think it is stupid at all. They are doing weather modification for decades.
It's usually less wind shear and extremely warm/ hot waters
@@BabsKaz considering Maxx E. and a few other awake outspoken people live there I wouldn’t doubt it.
Thanks Max
Sucks that this is curving. We desperately need rain in central texas
I think we all had hope for Central Texas, this time around. You’re right,it does suck
I’m just NW of DFW & we might not get anything but a few showers. Send the rain & cooler weather
@@Bbpiercedit would be cooler for a few days then heat up again it is summer.
As much as it sucks to see Beryl heading our way, “Gavel-ston” made me chuckle…lol
Happy to find this channel! Great 👍 information!!
Slowing down? We know what that usually means
Remember when it was going to Mexico and don't worry about it? Pepperidge farms remembers. This thing keeps moving north east. I am going more Beaumont or even St Charles at this point.
Definitely some much needed rain for many places
I knew two weeks ago this storm would make the hard right hook.
Sheering means experiencing wrapping in dry air
Watching from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Alabama here hoping it doesn’t head for us and praying for all in the path
I think this is a lot of hype for the very little impact it will have being a rainstorm by the time it hits land again.
I think we have an Artificial Stupidity bot in the audience.
@@pliktlHe never said he doesn't like the content, he just thinks it might not be as bad as people think. Time will tell if he's right or not...
I hope you’re right
when going to meteorology school do they talk about the use of geo engineering cloud seeding or haarp just curious thanks
They talk about manipulation when learning to be a meteorologist about as much as they talk about nutrition in med school
They indoctrinate any thoughts of leaving the herd out of people in all scientific fields. Lemmings, almost exclusively. Free thought viciously repressed.
Texas, Louisiana state lines is my guess for landfall. As long as it doesn't stop moving forward we're ok!
All prayers Karma and positive wishes for Texas and all in path of Beryl The last time something like this 1976 and 100% below ground structures flooded 100%
I'm kind of p***** off.I was supposed to be getting 23 inches of rain in drought.Stricken texas hill country , but it looks like houston will once again win the rain game
That's what makes me mad. Why can't central Texas catch a break
Yep. It was set up perfect to bring rain there but now they'll be lucky to get an inch. Sucks
Rain is not a win for Houston. But I understand your problem.
@TheHappinessOfThePursuit I mean houston has more miles of waterway than it does roads. It's literally a swamp lol. In houston it would rain 4 inches and it would just be a normal Tuesday lol
Houston still has to worry about the lake Livingston dam.
Beryl has regained strength to become a Cat 2 hurricane. Hunker down, Houston and Galveston.
Hattiesburg Mississippi
HEY! I know your local beerman there lol >>> @MrBeerMan99
I've been through this three times already. Guess I'll be sleeping good.
Now I appreciate living in a place where the winter hurts my face.
Thank you so much Max
God bless you
from JANESVILLE, WI
The gulf is very hot right now. Think it is like 86-89 here off coast of MS. We have a weather alert for tropical rains by Wednesday here on coast of MS.
Congrats on being the ONLY person to get the projected path correct over a week ago. No one out there was a correct with the path like you were last week.
@krmdjasen nah @Mikesweatherpage got it right as always (he's in Oldsmar, FL) the news weather man look to him for help with hurricanes)
Almost like this storm getting pushed towards Midwest. I'm near Austin, Tx., and we'll be seeing localized flooding, wind damage and probably a possible twister or two. Nothing's off the table yet.
Good stuff Max your the best!
Sorry for all in the path but I'm not going to lie I'm disappointed that we probably won't see so much as a rain shower in far west San Antonio 😔
TS is just good rain 👍
It must avoid New Orleans 😪
So I guess I missed it but what's the strange part because, as of now it's acting exactly like it's supposed to.
I think it's because it looked weird on radar from how the increasing shear was affecting it. At the start of the video, he was drawing where the core was, but, it didn't look like a normal hurricane core.
We are getting ready right now for it.
Good job reporting..very detailed and informative...
This looks like no matter what we are getting heavy rain at home if this storm holds together.
Hey max, just curious about your relation with North Texas considering youre from Florida? Thanks.
With all the microwave radiation emitted by the Doppler Radars in the United States, what do you expect?
I don't understand why these models are even predicted bc they are always wrong, I mean I can't even plan an afternoon on weather predictions. I live in Louisiana and our weather predictions are literally never right, I just look at the radar myself to see what might be coming or it might just dissolve, no one knows until it happens it would seem. I love watching this channel but my apps and most weather channels are never right even day to day.
This time of year. Any rain in Texas is welcome. As long as it is moving and doesn't slow down or stop.
We could use a flood for the lakes in central Texas
Im so conflicted the RGV isn’t going to get hit no more. Kind of mad it’s not going to hit no more. But just happy it didn’t happen because the lights and power would be out for days . And I can’t handle that lol.
Clute, Texas here. (Close to Freeport.)😳
Wait... whats that other hurricane forming on the bottom right?
It's a tropical wave. No forecast of formation into a TS.
@@Bee-dog-jus-chilling I live in Texas but my eyes kept watching that as well on the screen.
0:57 nope.. That sir is the storm that came up from Nicaragua pushing Beryl due NE which is bad with that dry air coming from Texas could spell disaster in AL
@@glyfe are you sure about that? Looks like ours headed for GA
@@LOTStreetsyesterday i said A PROBABILITY i said that it will not make landfall in Galveston NEWS CAST is predicting between Corpus Christi Matagorda Bay
Yo we are in Nc I heard we are getting some impact from it as a tropical rainstorm
Max, The Great One, certainly by definition!
Ryan Hall is better.
@@mountainman5025 I like Andy Hill as well. He's sharp.
Mitch West is another good one 😀
@@elizabethedgar4291 funny you mention him then he appears in my feed lol
@@Wbrundog 😀 Awesome!!! 😊
Thanks Max! ❤
Tropical storms are nice
easy my guy it is going to be a cat 1 quit with the doom and gloom lol..
Beryl was forecasted to be a Category 2 when it formed. It became a Category 5, and highly overachieved. It’s possible it could have one last hurrah and explode again.
Money..fear makes 💰
come to dallas! we need some rain!
Thanks max .i.have friends in tx
Just checking.
Take a shot every time he says tropical storm beryl
Hoping that I can get on my roadtrip to Boston before the remnants of beryl hits Kentucky, I'd rather not be there when it happens
@@AnX8765 welp, looks like it's not gonna be the case, gonna hope it weakens a decent amount by the time it gets here and make a safety plan in the meanwhile
AccuWeather radar is different then this one.. 🤔
InaccuWeather is what I call them. I do better tossing chicken bones.
👋Max, waters close to Texas shore are in the 90's. Could this cause Beryl to ramp up?
only person i have heard saying a tornado outbreak could happen
Definitely siGnificant!
I'm no meteorologist but I have seen a lot of hurricanes. Usually it seemed that the edge contacting land would slow the movement and pull the storm towards land on that side. Why is this one doing the opposite? Contacting the Yucatan peninsula should have pulled it west and into Mexico yet it turned north?
High pressure system moving off to the Northeast is pulling it Northeast.
how am I in the only area with no forecasted rain lol
Different part of the Gulf but remember hurricane Ian was a cat 1 or even weaker a day or two before land fall
I think what many dont factor in when predicting these paths, is how much the rivers (Trinity, Sabine, and Neches) pulls on these storms. Not just hurricanes, either. Ive fished many times, and seen water spouts literally follow the Sabine a couple of miles inland. Storms will come off the gulf and gather over the bays before they follow the rivers inland.
How long long will it take to pass over houston. Is it a couple hours or will it be all day?
😭 😭 But I want this storm to soak central Texas and I just had a gut feeling I’d get excited over the upcoming soaking only for it to hook right and barely touch central Texas. 😢
These days I just assume every Hurricane in the gulf at these temperatures will just auto upgrade to a Cat 4 before landfall if not Cat 5.
OH NO IM IN THE WAY AHHH💀💀💀 I NEED TO PREPARE
Wow has it been 2 years since I found this channel
Looks like it's heading straight for Galveston.
All over the place… changing channels
South Arkansas here
Hope it brings rain to dry regions, and just a cooling shower to low lands.
This should be a day 3 ENH Risk.
It is strange because it's man made!! Wake up!!❤
@@carolynklenk8467 you wake up, Carolyn
I would say "man-enhanced". The original storm was enhanced by the G4 solar storm last week but it has been further enabled by our tax-funded weather modification program (private companies under contract to the US government agencies NOAA and NASA).
Did you say "Gavelston"?