"I typically fade into the background pretty quickly as storms near landfall"... I was thinking that right before you said it. That's one of the many things I like about this channel, you post only relevant information and don't waste any time. And you only post when there is something worth posting about. Great job as always!
I live in Gales Ferry right outside groton CT. We had almost no effects from the storm very little wind and lots of rain. However my wife works in westerly ri and that part of the state, all of Washington County really got whalloped by wind and 70 percent were without power while on the other side where I am in New London County we peaked at 11 percent. The sun was out here by 2pm it was crazy. Your impact definitely depended on which side of the eye you were on. Definitely lucked out on this storm.
Since its the start of hurricane season i had to come and re watch some of your videos to remind myself how good you are .. you are BY FAR the best weather/hurricane guy on youtube.. the way you talk and explain everything and then your knowledge is just next level.. whoever hasn’t found you yet, they’re missing out big time.. excited to watch you throughout the season!
@@hexzerone7034 Veracruz, hurricanes almost always cause floods here but this one took us by surprise, thankfully my family and I got out in time hope you guys are safe over there!
@@RootingForYouRoot not sure where that is, but we are staying here. Cats are hard to move 🤦🏻♀️ crazy cat lady 😂. Them 2 are difficult. Plus I have to watch the house. My family too...good luck sir/ma’am LOL
The 11pm update from HNC seems to show what you anticipated with that short term trend moving the storm's landfall further east. I was around 10 miles away from the HNC forecasted track earlier today but now I am at the outer edge of their cone.. I am sure it will change again by morning but I really appreciate your video that explained a lot of the details that are not explained by most forecasters. Much appreciated.
So true! Mr. Cowan is always admirable, ethical, and reliable. That's why I seek him out. A real stand-up fellow, which is very much appreciated in matters that could turn out to be life or death for some.
Thenls for the update. The Northeast got hit by Fay and Isiaias last year but now Henri. I live in Jersey so thankfully no bad impacts but I hope the best for anyone living in New England.
I think you are selling yourself short. I found this channel back when Matthew was heading towards the US coast. And it was another meteorologist from Florida who was using you channel to help aid in his forecasting since then I have made sure my youtube notification setting for your channel was always on I also have told all my family and friends about your channel I've gone as far as telling people I may have just met and happen to talk to about whatever storm is out there. Dont get me wrong I try to always heed warnings from my local EM but your video help me make a more educated decision. Keep up the great work. As someone who lives in S.E. Ga I really appreciate all that you do.
There was a lady that posted on social media from New Bedford Mass? Anyway, she said she woke this morning and there were no birds. I feel like they know and that town is close to Buzzards Bay. You might be on to something Levi!!
Always enjoy your videos, Levi. You're over there in Hawaii. It appears that Linda has regained TS strength east of the islands but no advisories are being issued by CPHC. What's up with that? Tight LLC and ASCAT this afternoon had 35 kts in heavy squalls north of the center.
A video idea! Maybe you could follow up on a few hurricanes after landfall. I would be particularly curious how accurate the forecast was for wind, flooding etc.. Just a broad overview. I enjoy learning more science and the modeling is so interesting! 🙏
The disclaimer is there but this is probably the best analysis. If you're on the coast prepare for possible storm surge. Survey your property and don't be in a room close to a large tree during landfall. Be ready for power outages and boil water mandates. Good luck New England we love you.
The "ensembles" of the GFS and Euro models are increasingly showing the storm going further east of its current projected track, possibly east of Montauk point. I guess the NWS will have the update at 11pm
@@missmiller7829 stay safe out there. I have a few friends with buisness on the shore line. Luckily we have all this cold water around us to help knock the intensity down.
I remember this storm tho.. they had it hitting Long Island at first and not just Long Island but the central part of it and then they had it hitting the hamptons but it completely missed and went way more east (which you basically said would happen) i did hear that north east storms are really hard to predict tho so i get it.. i also heard the north east is going to get more and more hurricanes in the near future ( i honestly think hurricane ida did more damage to the north east then henri did which is crazy to think about since that started in Louisiana)
A slightly nit-picking question, hiding a more serious one underneath. Why was Henri called a Tropical Storm? The Tropics define the area where the Sun is directly overhead at some point in the year: that of Cancer, the northern tropic, lies at about the latitude of Cuba. The MDZ lies below this, so those count. Henri, however, was spawned east of Bermuda and did a tight loop around that before heading north. The real question relates to the wind circulation, primarily of the jet streams, which is Levi's speciality. These tend to lie in bands around the planet, and make more sense as a driver of storms high in the atmosphere than a coincidence of solar position. Admittedly there may be a certain link between the two, but wouldn't it be more focused to talk in terms of the wind bands creating them? This way we break the superficiality which I commented on earlier.
Don't downplay what you do Levi. No one is better at predicting all that there is to know about hurricanes than you. Have followed you for quite awhile, and I would take what you say over what NHC, TWC or any local weather person says
Hopefully Master Cowan-san will have thoughts on the current NHC#1 in the Caribbean Sea, crossing the Yucatan Peninsula before reforming next weekend, running just off the Mexican east coast before coming on shore on the Mexican-Texas border on Sunday, possibly reaching hurricane strength at the same time, per GFS. The mid-Atlantic thing they show dies over colder north-atlantic water, and the last of the current trio stalls and dies.
Only if there's something needing to be said. Right now, there's a couple of areas of latent interest in mid-Atlantic, peeling off the MDZ on the African coast, but it's too early to make anything significant from them - next weekend, perhaps. That doesn't mean there's no wash-up on Henri - it's landfall saw nothing, because what was being watched was high level. It had sheared with the low level off to the west, on the NY/NJ border, as recognised by today's (Monday) NHC/NOAA briefing. A lot of the African energy continues to cross Panama, because the Atlantic high pressure area loock like it'll block Carribean development for at least another week. What is interesting is that a hurricane forming in the Eastern Pacific at the end of the week looks like it'll make landfall on the US - Mexico border. Given that's at the limit of foreseeability, could LA get the water it needs by the barrelful? This is our host's area!
I am in southern Maine on the coast. I’m wondering what will happen here when the storm turns and starts coming back east after landfall. Will that still cause a storm surge or will it push the water out?
7 JEhovah has sworn by the Glory of Jacob, Surely I will never forget any of their works. 8 Shall not the land tremble for this, and all who dwell in it mourn? And all of it shall rise up like the light. And it shall overflow and sink like the Nile of Egypt. 9 And it shall be in that day, says the Lord Jehovah, I will cause the sun to go down at noon, and I will darken the earth in the light of day. (Amos 8:7-9) 25 And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars. And on the earth will be anxiety of nations with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring; 26 men fainting from fear, and expecting those things which have come on the earth. For the powers of the heavens shall be shaken. 27 And then they shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 And when these things begin to happen, then look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near. (Luke 21:25-28)
@@TheSaucyFlow it's in America. When ba storm hits Europe, call it whatever European name you want. When storms are in the East Pacific, the names are of local origin.
@@annatheinnotz4901 a lot of tropical storms from the Atlantic do end in the British Isles.. some even hit the French speaking parts of Canada… what if I told you that there’s French speaking countries in the Caribbean!? What if I told you there’s even French speaking towns in America!? Unreal, right? 😱😱😱
Dude, you were the only one spot on about the line in the ocean from warm to cold water. You were correct, and it stopped being a hurricane just at that point. I’m unsubscribing Ponder On Weather. Good job!!!
Need to look up why unexpected weather events like in Waverly Tennessee. Look up Sir Walter Scott. It's named after one of his works. Try to understand the matrix life messaging about ongoing destructive effects wickedness in general. Towards me, it'll seem like it is.
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"I typically fade into the background pretty quickly as storms near landfall"... I was thinking that right before you said it. That's one of the many things I like about this channel, you post only relevant information and don't waste any time. And you only post when there is something worth posting about. Great job as always!
Agreed!
Well said! 👍🏼
Also brilliant since he will no doubt have a lot of new viewers given how rare it is for tropical storms to impact the northeast.
Thank you for your insights it has helped lessen my anxiety.
I live in Gales Ferry right outside groton CT. We had almost no effects from the storm very little wind and lots of rain. However my wife works in westerly ri and that part of the state, all of Washington County really got whalloped by wind and 70 percent were without power while on the other side where I am in New London County we peaked at 11 percent. The sun was out here by 2pm it was crazy. Your impact definitely depended on which side of the eye you were on. Definitely lucked out on this storm.
I grew up on Fire Island. It's a barrier beach off Long Island. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking.
I always feel that I walked into meteorological class a couple of levels above the one I signed up for. I enjoy my brain growing each time🙏🏼
And your brain is way strong already. BOOM!!!
@@geoffreybowen4788 not sure how??
But we must have a “Hive Mine”
Not a misspell, a word play🐙🧐
Keep it churning my Brother
Since its the start of hurricane season i had to come and re watch some of your videos to remind myself how good you are .. you are BY FAR the best weather/hurricane guy on youtube.. the way you talk and explain everything and then your knowledge is just next level.. whoever hasn’t found you yet, they’re missing out big time.. excited to watch you throughout the season!
Thanks Levi! You're the best!
You're appreciated, Levi. Thank you. My favorite channel for daily updates.
we're getting hit pretty bad, thank you for following Grace!
I’m on Aquidneck island, where are you?
@@hexzerone7034 Veracruz, hurricanes almost always cause floods here but this one took us by surprise, thankfully my family and I got out in time
hope you guys are safe over there!
@@RootingForYouRoot not sure where that is, but we are staying here. Cats are hard to move 🤦🏻♀️ crazy cat lady 😂. Them 2 are difficult. Plus I have to watch the house. My family too...good luck sir/ma’am LOL
@@hexzerone7034 That's in Mexico (hence him mentioning Hurricane Grace).
@@josephwalewski2028 sorry I’m slow. Long week at work, plus this, and extra BS. It’s not easy....being cheesy 😂
The 11pm update from HNC seems to show what you anticipated with that short term trend moving the storm's landfall further east. I was around 10 miles away from the HNC forecasted track earlier today but now I am at the outer edge of their cone.. I am sure it will change again by morning but I really appreciate your video that explained a lot of the details that are not explained by most forecasters. Much appreciated.
Your disclaimer at the end is admirable. Thanks for your information.
So true! Mr. Cowan is always admirable, ethical, and reliable. That's why I seek him out. A real stand-up fellow, which is very much appreciated in matters that could turn out to be life or death for some.
Thenls for the update. The Northeast got hit by Fay and Isiaias last year but now Henri. I live in Jersey so thankfully no bad impacts but I hope the best for anyone living in New England.
Their is a tropical wave in the Caribbean sea right where grace passed by and the NHC isn't paying attention to it
There is only a couple of channels that I say..you’re channel is fantastic and yours is one! Thank you!
I think you are selling yourself short. I found this channel back when Matthew was heading towards the US coast. And it was another meteorologist from Florida who was using you channel to help aid in his forecasting since then I have made sure my youtube notification setting for your channel was always on I also have told all my family and friends about your channel I've gone as far as telling people I may have just met and happen to talk to about whatever storm is out there. Dont get me wrong I try to always heed warnings from my local EM but your video help me make a more educated decision. Keep up the great work. As someone who lives in S.E. Ga I really appreciate all that you do.
Thank you for the update! Appreciate your hard work explaining in-depth what to expect.
There was a lady that posted on social media from New Bedford Mass? Anyway, she said she woke this morning and there were no birds. I feel like they know and that town is close to Buzzards Bay. You might be on to something Levi!!
That shit is creepy
I’m in Newport RI, I specifically remember seeing birds outside my home today. So I feel a little better 😅
@@hexzerone7034 It is!! I was like woah!!!
@@hexzerone7034 fingers crossed for you!!
@@KonniMechelle thank you ma’am, same for you...wherever you may be....
Always enjoy your videos, Levi. You're over there in Hawaii. It appears that Linda has regained TS strength east of the islands but no advisories are being issued by CPHC. What's up with that? Tight LLC and ASCAT this afternoon had 35 kts in heavy squalls north of the center.
A video idea! Maybe you could follow up on a few hurricanes after landfall. I would be particularly curious how accurate the forecast was for wind, flooding etc.. Just a broad overview.
I enjoy learning more science and the modeling is so interesting! 🙏
Check the local news for landfall spots
The disclaimer is there but this is probably the best analysis. If you're on the coast prepare for possible storm surge. Survey your property and don't be in a room close to a large tree during landfall. Be ready for power outages and boil water mandates. Good luck New England we love you.
Been waiting for this all day
Thanks Levi, appreciate everything you do!
When you said "And on Recon...." I heard "And Henri con."
Is this storm bigger than Hurricane Irene was when it hit Vermont on 8-28-2011?
10 years ago...119 months and 26 days ago.
The "ensembles" of the GFS and Euro models are increasingly showing the storm going further east of its current projected track, possibly east of Montauk point. I guess the NWS will have the update at 11pm
Thank you for another awesome vid, stay safe everybody!
Thanks for the break down! Sitting here in Massachusetts waiting for the rain.
Sitting waiting a mile from Narragansett Bay in Warwick. ☹️
@@missmiller7829 stay safe out there. I have a few friends with buisness on the shore line. Luckily we have all this cold water around us to help knock the intensity down.
@@seansurprenant9361 thank you .. you as well!!
Thank you sir for all your hard work 🎈
I remember this storm tho.. they had it hitting Long Island at first and not just Long Island but the central part of it and then they had it hitting the hamptons but it completely missed and went way more east (which you basically said would happen) i did hear that north east storms are really hard to predict tho so i get it.. i also heard the north east is going to get more and more hurricanes in the near future ( i honestly think hurricane ida did more damage to the north east then henri did which is crazy to think about since that started in Louisiana)
Being right in the circle, bull's eye no matter which way, getting your reports are always amazing!
Thanks Levi! Watching from Fairfield CT
A slightly nit-picking question, hiding a more serious one underneath. Why was Henri called a Tropical Storm? The Tropics define the area where the Sun is directly overhead at some point in the year: that of Cancer, the northern tropic, lies at about the latitude of Cuba. The MDZ lies below this, so those count. Henri, however, was spawned east of Bermuda and did a tight loop around that before heading north.
The real question relates to the wind circulation, primarily of the jet streams, which is Levi's speciality. These tend to lie in bands around the planet, and make more sense as a driver of storms high in the atmosphere than a coincidence of solar position. Admittedly there may be a certain link between the two, but wouldn't it be more focused to talk in terms of the wind bands creating them? This way we break the superficiality which I commented on earlier.
Thanks Levi!!💜🌀
I wish he would do the updates even as it’s making landfall. We love it
You sell yourself short way too much. You do good work and the info u provide is just as good as the official stuff.
I think he’s better. He’s the only one I listen to during the Hurricane Season
Congrats on the Drudge link!!
Appreciate all update, still want to know if there is anymore tropical waves coming off the coast of Africa at this time.
Anymore waves to worry about in the near future.
Levi does Henri have enough time to trasition to a non-tropical storm & broaden the wind field ???
Levi THE REAL MVP!!
Don't downplay what you do Levi. No one is better at predicting all that there is to know about hurricanes than you. Have followed you for quite awhile, and I would take what you say over what NHC, TWC or any local weather person says
OMG I live a mile from Narragansett Bay!
Hopefully Master Cowan-san will have thoughts on the current NHC#1 in the Caribbean Sea, crossing the Yucatan Peninsula before reforming next weekend, running just off the Mexican east coast before coming on shore on the Mexican-Texas border on Sunday, possibly reaching hurricane strength at the same time, per GFS. The mid-Atlantic thing they show dies over colder north-atlantic water, and the last of the current trio stalls and dies.
Thanks levi
No update on Sunday?
Only if there's something needing to be said. Right now, there's a couple of areas of latent interest in mid-Atlantic, peeling off the MDZ on the African coast, but it's too early to make anything significant from them - next weekend, perhaps.
That doesn't mean there's no wash-up on Henri - it's landfall saw nothing, because what was being watched was high level. It had sheared with the low level off to the west, on the NY/NJ border, as recognised by today's (Monday) NHC/NOAA briefing.
A lot of the African energy continues to cross Panama, because the Atlantic high pressure area loock like it'll block Carribean development for at least another week. What is interesting is that a hurricane forming in the Eastern Pacific at the end of the week looks like it'll make landfall on the US - Mexico border. Given that's at the limit of foreseeability, could LA get the water it needs by the barrelful? This is our host's area!
@@JelMain yeah that was hella boring...we need a big one $$$$$
As always projections/guidance easy to understand and learning much about Storms Overall.
oh no
Thanks, Levi.
Very interesting thank you
Thank you 🙏🏼
The northeast should be ignored just like lake charles was after getting hit with a cat 4 and a cat 2 last year.
I am in southern Maine on the coast. I’m wondering what will happen here when the storm turns and starts coming back east after landfall. Will that still cause a storm surge or will it push the water out?
Fortunately, there won't be much left of Henri at that time, so there won't be any threat of storm surge there
Thanks Dr.Levi🇺🇸🇺🇸🌧🌧👍
Thanks Doc!!
7 JEhovah has sworn by the Glory of Jacob, Surely I will never forget any of their works.
8 Shall not the land tremble for this, and all who dwell in it mourn? And all of it shall rise up like the light. And it shall overflow and sink like the Nile of Egypt.
9 And it shall be in that day, says the Lord Jehovah, I will cause the sun to go down at noon, and I will darken the earth in the light of day.
(Amos 8:7-9)
25 And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars. And on the earth will be anxiety of nations with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring;
26 men fainting from fear, and expecting those things which have come on the earth. For the powers of the heavens shall be shaken.
27 And then they shall see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory.
28 And when these things begin to happen, then look up and lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near.
(Luke 21:25-28)
You called it. Not a hurricane by landfall.
Weeeellllll Welcome to Newport Henri! Come to my front door.
Scouting that second storm can be called "Henri-con"...no?...guess I'll save that one for 6 years from now....
HEN REE not on ree.
Henri is a French short version of the Germanic name Heinrich. On Ree is indeed the correct pronunciation
@@TheSaucyFlow it's in America. When ba storm hits Europe, call it whatever European name you want. When storms are in the East Pacific, the names are of local origin.
@@annatheinnotz4901 a lot of tropical storms from the Atlantic do end in the British Isles.. some even hit the French speaking parts of Canada… what if I told you that there’s French speaking countries in the Caribbean!? What if I told you there’s even French speaking towns in America!? Unreal, right? 😱😱😱
@@TheSaucyFlow yes, I live near French Creole. They call it Hen ree.
God this is so fuckin gud. Take me Dr. Cowan.
Thank You Levi, Weather has it's own mind today, is it God Or Man? Thank you for your Logical Research!
Definitely man.
@Austin 7 why do you reply with That?
Dude, you were the only one spot on about the line in the ocean from warm to cold water. You were correct, and it stopped being a hurricane just at that point. I’m unsubscribing Ponder On Weather. Good job!!!
We doomed?
Not yet
Thank you. Always educational, and in this case very helpful!
until next time
As a Floridian a much ado about nothing.
Need to look up why unexpected weather events like in Waverly Tennessee. Look up Sir Walter Scott. It's named after one of his works. Try to understand the matrix life messaging about ongoing destructive effects wickedness in general. Towards me, it'll seem like it is.
Kool
MY MAN!!!
Just a rain storm. So much overreaction
Not first 😪
I feel ya
First
Looks like a massive wave coming off the coast of Africa
Second!
Second
First! (down vote that is)
This whole thing is a joke. How can the track change so significantly hours before landfall. Aren't you ashamed.