Where Are 2024’s Hurricanes? Why Predictions Are Falling Short
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- 2024 was expected to be a busy season for hurricanes, but it's been mainly quiet so far. Meteorologist Jaclyn Whittal explains what's going on in the Atlantic.
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They said it'll be the worst hurricane season and it's below average.
They said it'll be the worst wildfire season and it's below average.
But Canada is drowning under heavy rains with serious damage. A Low Pressure cyclone just dropped 75 mm of rain in Alberta and Saskatchewan and parts of North Western Ontario and Manitoba. Jasper nearly destroyed in a few weeks. Two remnants of hurricanes (which don't usually get this far north) ravaged both Toronto and Montreal in the East. Not to mention the frightful flooding in the Maritimes. Just because the predictions aren't accurate in some areas doesn't mean they aren't stirring the pot in others. One thing was abundantly clear for this year so far. The last 12 months (which is a year) broke individual records for heat and it is heat domes to the south of us here in Canada which have allowed such levels of moisture to occur on the Prairies and in North Western Ontario not to mention the fires that ravaged Jasper as well as Alberta (Alberta has been experiencing both sides of the extreme).
I see you created a sock account to troll channels like these. Not man enough to use your real account, so nobody will recognize you as a climate change denier?
@@professorakiba434 All I’m saying is that it’s a below average fire season, and leaning towards a below average hurricane season. Why are you so insecure to argue with someone stating their opinion online with paragraphs 😂?
@@muzikgod You are projecting and doing the exact same thing you’re accusing me of. Climate has been changing for thousands of years before humans but the true reality deniers are those who say it’s all from cars and cow farts.
@@muzikgod Anyone who doesn't believe that climate change is natural is a climate denier and that seems to be you. By the way genius, the earth is in a CO2 drought. I do everything I can to increase my CO2 output as everyone should. Do your part to make our planet greener and more comfortable. Consider driving somewhere just for the heck of it. It's really that easy.
Y'all can let your guard down and say predictions are falling short if you want but as for me as a resident of Broward County Florida, I know the next 5 weeks are the peak of the season - things can get crazy real fast with storms parading out of Africa like an assembly line. I'm still taking this very seriously, the ocean SSTs are way up and that means the dreaded rapid intensification. I won't relax until end of October and y'all should not either. I'm a veteran of several hurricanes including one major (Wilma) and they deserve respect!
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That’s because the people that predict the weather don’t know anything about predicting the weather
No. Its because the models aren't as fine tuned. Give an example. Watch the radar on a given system and watch how accurate the prediction is. Sometimes it is spot on. But sometimes it isn't and that is because in the moment the model isn't taking into account a change in direction of the storm itself. The prediction is that it is moving in one direction away from you when if you watch the radar in progress its moving towards you. Which is one example of why it isn't a perfect system. But science is never a perfect creature. Which is why the heating of the atmosphere these past two years has gotten the science a little shocked and a little scared and a little confused. Because we are seeing heating that shouldn't be happening so quickly which should concern all of us.
@@professorakiba434 Are you getting paid per word you reply or are you just trying to brain-wash us too? It’s ok to say the prediction was wrong.
@@professorakiba434 what heating in the atmosphere over the last 2 years are you referring too, it’s nothing new it’s called weather
Do you live on the coast? You do understand that peak hurricane season is not yet here, don't you? I've seen it before, calm, calm then all hell breaks loose.
@@minerran lol peak hurricane season is right now and the highest day is in 9 days…….
It's beyond people's comprehension that it's possible to solve climate change
Oopsy! I put too much water vapor in my hurricane numerical simulation .
Sure go ahead and jinx us.
Well Think Again No Hurricane This Year
We had hurricane barrel
We've already had 3: Beryl, Debby and Ernesto. September is literally around the corner. More hurricanes will develop. I guess you could say that's a promise.
Same place as global weather change
Forecasts are falling short just for now but not in the long run.
Ask the people who were affected by the three hurricanes this season this annoying question.