We’re About To Get Rocked By These Big Storms…
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
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In this video we talk about several severe weather threats on the horizon.
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It's HOT here in South Texas, Ryan. I hate triple digit heat! 😓
I have an uncle who lives in Houston…..he moved there in his mid-20’s, and Thursday’s derecho….that was the first time that a storm ever truly scared him, and mind y’all….he’s not that type to get scared fully.
Texas storms do get scary
From Cypress Texas here - it was terrifying
wow I saw the pictures online but I'm sure they're nothing like actually witnessing it in person. I've lived just a few miles south of Memphis TN my whole life, and I've been through my share of some pretty wicked storms as well as the occasional tornado. But I'll tell ya...none scared me as bad as Hurricane Elvis that came through in the early 2000's. Definitely one to be remembered!
77092, it was a hurricane for 30 minutes. Trees were like those air dancers at the tire shop.
Glad he’s ok, but people in Texas are the kind people who don’t take storm alerts seriously until they almost die by them(I live in Texas) I’m not shocked so many people were “scared” out and about walking/driving like most of the population was
Blessings to you Ryan, your family, and the crew❤ Everyone be prepared ❤!
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Best weather channel available. Thanks for the relevant and timely weather news.
Relevant? Timely? Where is his video talking about or streaming the derecho that hit Houston?? He and or his team decided to not cover it AT ALL
We never get tired of seeing your face. It keeps us all informed!
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That was his face ??
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I honestly do, less we see him the better the weather is.
@@RubyMVmistress Agreed, no offense Ryan.
@@ProphetJoshua22 LOL
...this is the best weather channel... he covers from west to east...north to south...thank you Ryan Hall.
What he's saying is happening. He's spot on.
This channel is more accurate with the weather in my area than most TV sources. Ryan is a goat, fr
How can he be more accurate when he never does a local forecast? Like he never gives anything other than what the NWS creates. All those maps are NWS.
Most definitely. I check my local weather, however, I always check with Ryan and his team.
We have a good team in Arkansas on UA-cam too. Arkansas Weather Watchers - they are awesome with our local weather reports.
@@awboathe explains it well. He covers the probabilities and from whence he makes those. He never talks down to you. Most of all, unlike local stations, he treats a topic with detail and the time needed.
Don't be scared, be prepared. Thank you Ryan and others for all you do!
I appreciate all of your update, your the best weather channel on UA-cam, thank you Ryan Hall y’all
Agree
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You got that right the best on UA-cam!!!! I got at least 4 family members watching him
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Hands down the best forecaster out there.
Your videos are very reliable. Thank you Ryan!
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I agree.
I just left Houston area about a month ago. I realized that area was in trouble.
Next long term trouble area is where I am now.
Be flexible people. Its going to get worse.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Ryan is a legend he the best metrologist of all severe weathers he saves lives he informs us when bad weather coming to us
He's not a meteorologist tho
And he and his team weren’t even on Thursday when Houston got hit & people died
@@tylerjerabek5204you do realize he can’t go live for every single severe weather event, right?…but yeah, that tornado was definitely his fault, yeah.
Hey Ryan and all - you are the greatest- you warned us in Houston way before others even thought about it. Scary storm that affected afternoon traffic = disaster!!! From a devoted supporter here 😎
I live in cypress and man it was so spooky out, it went from light gray and windy, to greenish sky’s for a few minutes. Then the sky went full black, the air was still, and within seconds it went off!
From Cypress here too. It was definitely scary. Do you need anything? Willing to help fellow people in Cypress anyway I can or help find resources
FYI: Cypress, TX is 30 miles NW of Houston and got hit by a tornado during the derecho.
Can we get the squiggly line on the map as a shirt? "Here's where the trouble is"
01:10 for reference.
😂yes!
I would buy that
You can just have one made by the endless amount of t shirt makers that are all over the internet lol
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My brother who's never looked at You Tube, loves the weather situations like myself is now subscribed to Ryan Hall y'all. I shared a video with him a few weeks ago. He is now watching Ryan Live and sending me Ryan's videos!! We are All in the Family now..
Stay safe out there everyone 🙏
Much love from North Carolina ❤️
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Thank you for reminding me why we don't plant until Memorial Day weekend!
Where are you? I am MI climate change is moving us earlier. When I was growing up in 40s and 50s, never planted before Memorial Day! Katy
@@catherinezatsick2301The Sun is def hotter than even 10 years ago. Idk
Upper Peninsula here, We've got our tomatoes growing in the house already, just waiting for Memorial Day 😂
Here in north Georgia we can usually plant our cold crops end of Feb / beginning of March. Last freeze is usually mid to end of April.
@@pappabunnyNorth of Atlanta here - usual date of last frost is Tax Day around here. But my garden calendar got rearranged this year thanks to being diagnosed with breast cancer. My tomato seedlings have been hardening up outside for the last 3 weeks or so, and they actually went into the ground May 16, a month later than usual. They seem happy in their big outdoor pots - and I was thankful to have recovered enough from surgeries to move all that compost and topsoil myself, and get them growing.
I live in BC Canada and this is where I get my weather info. It's more accurate than our local weather. I learned how to read these storm map things pretty good from watching you!
Don’t need a Derecho! Back in August 2020 when Iowa got hit that was unlike anything I’d ever seen before. I know Cedar Rapids got all the press on that one but some of us in Des Moines suffered a lot of damage as well. Nobody needs that!
It went straight through 8 other states. Killed 4. I live in readlyn iowa north of iowa city.
I live in Cedar Rapids just hearing that word sends my spidey senes into a tingle.
*senses
@@phoenixrising4532I know what you mean, that storm knocked out power to my neighborhood for 3 or 4 days, it also toppled a massive tree in my back yard that took out my garage, corvette, and damaged my house pretty bad as well. I’ve never seen a storm like that before, and I hope I never do again! Up until that day I actually liked watching storms roll in. That was just insane though.
I just let all my Iowa family know to be prepared for Tuesday - thank you Ryan! ❤❤❤
Texas here. Really tired of this crap. 😢
It isn’t affecting all of Texas!
Houston here. I died a little when he said it’s only gonna get hotter. No power since Thursday evening. It might be next week before we get grid back up. Thank god for a generator.
@@sarahhannah9647 Another derecho coming unfortunately
@@sarahhannah9647 I'm right there with you. This sucks...
Thanks Ryan & yall squad for everything yall do!! We appreciate yall so much!!
Ryan is my go-to for weather! Thank you for all you do to keep us all up to date and informed on the constantly worsening weather here in the US.
Prep up your supplies get your storm gear in place a head of time. Charge your batteries and your weather radio’s. Don’t forget your pets! Have extra leashes & harness or crates for your pets in your shelter in place with extra food and water for them as well.
We also have treats for pupper hidden away to use as bribes when he gets too scared to follow directions
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Bless you all for helping all those people that were affected by those storms. Thank you very much for your dedication to keeping folks informed. Stay safe.
I noticed u help victims of weather make sure u help the animals. They need good foods and water and also a stuffy to make them happy for a few seconds while going threw disasters. Feel so bad. U do such amazing work.
Sorry no dogs allowed only cats
He has before it’s on the other channel you should check it out
Have to inform the owners first to help the pets! 😃
Michigan here. Just planting out my garden today. Looking forward to a thunderous storm!
The one storm that truly scared me many years ago was an electrical storm. No rain, no hail, just lightning with the thunder. Never noting if you were going to get hit.
Thanks for the heads up!! You are appreciated!❤
Thank you Ryan ☺️ please be careful and safe everybody 🙏🙏🙏🙏 God bless 🙏
This Thursday we had a serious condition in Houston Texas, it looks like we were hit with a hurricane or multiple twisters, it ripped through downtown Houston, tore it up😢
Thank you Ryan for the updates. We appreciate all you do.
BEST meteorologist in the game today! Thanks Ryan!
Thanks Ryan for updating us & keeping us safe! 🥰
I’m 69 and I’ve never heard the term derecho. Never too old to learn. Keep up the good work Ryan!
69 here too. Never heard the word until these recent years. I keep forgetting the correct pronunciation.
Isn't "derecho" right in Spanish?
Ryan is the best weather man me and my bro wanna grow up to be like him
Stay safe, God bless!
Ontario is expecting Gnarly weather over the next week, I'll be keeping good track of it all. If you could Ryan, Please keep us in your prayers, if something does go down, Our housing up North here doesn't follow Tornado strength winds for building codes, and Southern Ontario is Marshland, not a lot of basements. We could really use your help!!! As always, don't be scared, be prepared!!!
Plan now. Find some other place to go/be ❤
Building codes are willy-nilly in and around Houston, too; I hope that all will be well with you, and that you never experience the fear and trauma which tornadoes exude.
When my uncle supervised the building of his daughter's new little home in 1983, he made them use hurricane clips on the rafters/joists in the roof, and had the lower framing-walls bolted into the concrete. He made the builder take out all of the "green wood" they were using and replace it with cured. In addition he himself built, in 1984, two 7ft tall, 3" thick Gothic styled gates onto the front porch, basically for security in a wooded, unincorporated community. Also, in 1984, he and his sons took down the neighbor's 40 ft. tall pine tree next to the detached garage out front that had been ravaged by Hurricane Alicia in 1983, and ensuing pine bark beetles; limbs had been falling on my cousin's 1981El Camino parked in the driveway. There were no other trees on or near her corner lot after that.
On November 21, 1992, I was visiting them when three tornadoes tore through the community of Channelview. Five of us huddled in a small centrally located powder room with a full size mattress from when we were swapping out bedroom furniture that day; it was handily against the wall in the tiny hallway adjacent so we grabbed it. The mattress precariously tilted over our heads as we sat, knees drawn up, was our only protection.
Just ten minutes earlier, we'd received a phone call from my aunt telling us a tornado was headed our way. We looked out to see the transformers blowing up, our lights flickered then went out, the sky go from sparkling blue to green, pink, and bright yellow, then it was as black as night; hail was falling outside, and it was coming down the chimney, landing on the hearth. In the powder room, we heard the fourteen windows blow out, the house shook--it sounded like a giant pounding on the roof and all sides with his fists--and cold wind carrying dirt, leaves, and shingles blew in under the sliding door between us and the adjoining bathroom. We were certain the bedroom walls were gone.
A lull came, and I got out to inspect the interior of the house. Water poured from the ceiling fans, light fixtures were hanging by wires, the mini blinds were shredded, the burglar bars were intact, the houses across both streets were intact; then, it came again and I scrambled back to safety. I had just watched the dog, which had crawled under the wrought iron fence hours before come back to get into his igloo doghouse. The second round took him, inside the doghouse, and it went sailing over the fence before I could wrench open the cracked glass patio door. When all was over, I witnessed through the living room window, a man cradling a bloodied young girl in his arms running down the middle of the street toward the nearby fire station. The houses to our North were either shattered, or missing from their slabs; the tall pines surrounding our four blocks were sheered off, the few standing held debris, including an impaled red full-sized van!
Firefighters pounded on the tall gates, inquiring as to our condition and told us to get in our pickups, put them in neutral and they'd push us halfway down the block because of gas leaks; once there, we were to "put the pedal to the metal" and head to the freeway. On the way, we met emergency vehicles, that section of freeway was cordoned off, and were told to turn around and head to I-10 via the feeder road. The wind picked up, again, and a bush sailed into my cab through the shattered passenger window, startling me; minutes later, at the intersection, a bloodied, barefoot, hysterical lady jumped in and told me to take her back to her trapped husband, but when she saw deputies entering the subdivision behind us, she jumped out and ran toward them. I made it to a truck stop and called my worried aunt to tell her the family was OK, that the house lost all windows, part of the roof, and the chimney was sucked out, the living room wall was impaled by a rafter that came, through the burglar bars, from across the street, etc. We came back the next day to secure the roof with tarps, look for the dog, assess the damage, etc.; we found "Woof Woof" with a cut paw the next week, as fat as a hog due people feeding him from refrigerators/freezers knocked over. The coordinated relief between fire and rescue teams from all over the ship channel area, the sheriff's dept., Hazmat teams, churches, and volunteers was the most comprehensive and efficient I have ever witnessed. The three channel area tornadoes were rated F-3 and F-4.
A couple of months later, when pulling up the carpet, we found a perfectly straight line of pulverized glass and roofing tiles, leaves and pine needles forming a small ridge under the padding the length of the living room; different colored roofing tiles were found wedged between the walls and the kitchen cabinets. The fire marshal and home inspectors each said that our all around burglar bars were set right, and that they, the wrought iron fence, and my uncle's tall gates helped break up and deflect the flying debris. In 2008, the same house would sustain roof and fence damage during Hurricane Ike; my own house lost half of its roof and interior ceilings-walls in four bedrooms, hallways, utility room, and garage during Ike. These Gulf coastal tornadoes and hurricanes were terrifying yet amazing experiences. By the way, the rafters and walls held on the sweet little Channelview, Texas home during Hurricanes Alicia, Ike, and Harvey (no flooding, either), and the 1992 tornadoes; my uncle's tall gates stood until the house was sold in 2020; the new owners were to call us so that we could salvage them, but they didn't. Good luck to them in the next storm ...
Helluva story, Rupert! You are a gifted storyteller; I could picture all the things you described like a movie. Glad your pupper had the good outcome.
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Your uncle sounds like a smart guy. So glad your family & house pulled thru each time. I'm saving your well-written story alongside my sister's account of Hurricane Andrew (also 1992). Yes, you are a gifted writer! Best regards from Louisiana.
@@allisonangier1631 Thank you; did not mean to be so long-winded.
I was working in Palos heights IL when that Crazy hail storm came through. Honestly, even at 55yrs.old that shit was Scary. Gives me a New Respect for people caught in a Tornado. Stay Alert , and Please keep an eye on the Elderly in your area, Sometimes they need a little help. Thanks 👍
I'm up in North Idaho. Where weather is never violent. Cold front just blew through and now it's in the low 50s. Stay safe everyone.
Had a dream i looked outside and a huge tornado was coming towards my house no sirens or alerts and i thought to myself, why wasn't i watching Ryan!!?? Lol
lol you been watching to many weather videos 🤣😂
Let's get ready to party!! 😂
I'm ready. For a party in my basement. Parts of iowa were today just upgraded to a moderate risk for Tuesday. I live in that moderate risk. Iowa doesn't see moderate risk often. It's actually quite rare. Let's party in my basement 🤪
In the face of severe weather, its your face I want to see telling me about it! Thanks for all you and the Yall Squad do to keep us informed!
I love and trust your channel! Thank you for what you do! I liked and subscribed❤😊
You need your own TV channel….Better than the Weather Channel and others. Thank you, You are a Godsend! 😊🙏
Thanks so much to Ryan and his team! I’ve used them a few times and once relayed a warning for me before my phone or noaa weather radio.
I'm surprised you haven't even mentioned the storm in Houston. There are still large parts of Houston that are without power. Downtown Houston skyrise builders had windows blown out through Downtown. It turned those huge Power Towers into giant plies of scrap metal. It was a wild storm that blew through very quickly, with some small tornadoes.
DJ Kahled: Another one.... Another one.... Another one... Another one.
The national weather service really needs to issue Severe Thunderstorm Emergencies for derechos or really long tracked storms that exceed more than a 100+ mph winds.. ( in my opinion )
Thank you Ryan and team!
Thanks for the heads up from Iowa. I'll be watching for updates! Awesome channel!
Parts of iowa were just upgraded to a moderate risk for iowa on Tuesday. I live in that part of iowa. Stay safe
Thank You Ryan for the update and I really appreciate everything you and your team have done and continue doing. I have sent the the heads up for the weather forecast for Tuesday to all my friends. Thank You again
Thank you Ryan for everything you do. My entire family watches you. ❤
Thank you for always being on top of the storms and given plenty of time for is to prepare ❤
Thank you for always looking out for everybody and alerting everyone. GOD BLESS you and your friends. ❤🙏🙏
Thank you so much for updating! You always make me feel much more safe with storms in my area! ♥️
My prayers for Houston, TX, from here in Iowa that got nailed by that huge derecho (land based hurricane) that hit us a few years ago.🙏🙏❤❤❤
THANK YOU Ryan & Team! Y'all save so many lives while the team puts their lives in danger ❤️ Absolutely so Thankful & Grateful for each and everyone of Y'all 💗🙏💗
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Thank you, Ryan. May everyone stay safe and cautious. May God bless.
Thank you all for keeping us safe.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We Love you Ryan You are the best Weather Man !!! Your team is amazing 👏 🤩 and all the help you offer these people who have lost everything God bless you dear may he surround you in your chasing and helping people . 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Literally THE BEST guy to go to for any weather questions and info for the week and even day by day. THANK YOU RYAN HALL
Thank you for the updates!
Thank you Ryan!
Ryan! Ryan!
He’s your man!
If he can’t predict it,
No one can! 😁
Love ya, man! 😎
I pray it stays away from Texas, we have been hit so hard here, non stop! 🙏
As of a bit past 8 am Tuesday cloudy skies no rain Minneapolis. Your warning of high winds / rain in play this afternoon. 👍
Thank you Ryan hall for your grace and all you do with the weather. Hello from houston!!
it’s always a good day when Ryan uploads! Thanks for always keeping us updated on the weather Ryan!
Thank you, Ryan, and your crew for what you do!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you, Ryan and the Y'all Squad. Very appreciative of all Y'all do. Much Love ❤
I am as ready as I can be for the Midwest weather
No! Bad Ryan! Do not say derecho and Iowa in the same sentence! 😢 signed the entire city of Cedar Rapids
I absolutely check Ryan's channel religiously as I trust his knowledge his commitment his humility and his heart for making sure his gift of forecasting is passed on to the public so that we are not so scared but more prepared. God bless you y'all squad! From Iowa
Thank you for everything you do, Ryan, and the entire team! We are so grateful to all of you!
About 6am a flash of lightning and the Thunder happened at the same time outside my window. Sounded like something fell on the floor. Scared the @$%& out of me. Still don't know what the noise was I'm still thinking about it shaking
Something got hit by lightning outside your home. A tree maybe?
Thank you, Ryan. We all appreciate you so much!
North Texas here-all lakes near me are full! Your forecasts are so important and we all appreciate your dedication to keeping us informed.
Have a blessed day you,and your family! Thank You,Ryan!!!
Thanks for all the coverage ❤
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Amazing video Ryan! Stay aware and be prepared ya’ll!
lol hasn't been a minute
but yea Ryan is a W
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@@ProphetJoshua22 although not on theme for this video, that's a good message my dude jesus is the truth.
Ryan you are the MAN who casts the reality of of good ole Mother's Nature weather!!!!! THANK YOU DEARLY!
It's too early to be this hot in Cincinnati. 87 today. This is July and August heat. 1:02
Thank you for giving a more informative forecast rather than what my weather app did : "warming will occur"
Agreed! Ryan is awesome and Instead of radar I look at enhanced Realvue satellite that gives a more realistic view on Accuweather😘
You have been helping so many. Thank you!
Get plenty of rest and be healthy....I have a feeling you will be busy the next week or so. Bless you and the weather house!
I reside in northern Idaho. where there is never severe weather. After a recent cold front, the temperature is currently in the low 50s. Everyone, be careful.
Thank you!
I am taking a break from covering my two year old plants to protect them from the upcoming cicada invasion. 🤦♀️So the upcoming reports that Tuesday is going to be Bad weather, as my back lawn continues to grow out of control... I was so hoping Ryan that you might dispell my fears!😂TYVM for this Important Reinforcement! God Bless You Ryan Hall! 😉✌️❤️🦋🙏
You really need not worry. Unlike Locusts, which have chewing mouth parts, and eat everything, Cicadas have piercing mouth parts, for sucking on roots while still in the nymph stage underground. However, this is not a good time for planting young trees, as the females cut little slits in the young sapling branches to lay their eggs. I got this information from Geek With A Tractor.
Never tired of your weather wisdom
Appreciate you weather forecast. Helps me with when I need to water my flower beds.
Sick of storm season
I agree, in Ohio it’s been so wet the chickens are getting webbed feet 🙃
@@Sweetrose333 lol I understand! My chickens aren't exactly loving this rain either. Hope it steadies soon.
I mean, don’t mind a lot of above average rainfall because a lot of rain does pretty good at lowering the temperatures in the summer and it’s very good for the Forests and stuff but having severe weather is not welcomed though.
@@Clouds-su3dckinda love severe weather here in Wisconsin tbh because of the cool stuff that comes with it.
@Justaweatherguy5 yes I kind of love severe weather too in a way where you can see thunderstorms and that is fine but not very strong winds that causes damage or having tornadoes, that is not really welcomed.
Thank you for the Florida updates! Love from the space coast
We never get tired of your face, Ryan!😂. We appreciate your calm saneness.
God bless, Ryan. I always watch your channel and tune into your live streams whenever I get the chance. The work you do, the videos you put out, and the livestreams you do on severe weather are greatly appreciated.
Everyone be prepared! I hope nobody gets injured in this severe weather!
Thank you, Ryan!!
I was in cypress, Texas. When the duratio and the F1 tornado hit. I've never been so scared in my entire life.
Down the road 4 miles from you, little guy was still out front like a soldier. Tornado then hurricane. Definitely unforgettable
@@j.r.fordiii I work at an AutoShop And we're still without power.I'm having to work at other places until we get power
Family lives in Heights area of Houston still no electricity, no internet, cell service sketchy. Thankfully no damage or injuries
Thank you for doing this, Ryan! I have your notifications on and I stream you while I'm driving--which is usually across rural Nebraska and Iowa. Been a rough season so far. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for all yall do Ryan and the yall squad!
Thanks for the heads up!