6:36 PTC9 forms 21:45 TS Isaias forms 42:07 Isaias makes landfall (Dominican Republic) 1:02:14 Isaias becomes a Hurricane 1:24:54 TD10 forms 1:44:51 Isaias weakens to a TS 2:48:20 Isaias strengthens into a Hurricane 3:06:18 Isaias makes landfall (North Carolina) 3:24:45 Isaias weakens into a TS 3:36:07 Isaias becomes post-tropical
I remember in the mid to late 90's, it seemed that North Carolina was the target for every Hurricane that came close to Florida but missed. It was guaranteed that they would aim right at your State.
4:26 PTC9 forms 17:06 TS Isaias forms 1:02:20 Isaias becomes a cat 1 1:24:58 TD10 forms 1:47:16 Isaias becomes a TS 2:51:03 Isaias becomes a cat 1 3:06:21 Isaias makes landfall in USA 3:24:55 Isaias becomes a TS 3:35:15 Isaias becomes post tropical
Bryan hasn't aged very well, unfortunately. I was all of 9 years old when he hid in that closet in Miami during Andrew and undoubtedly saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives.
Almost 30 years catches up to a person. Naturally I lost power during Andrew and I don't think we had any battery power radio at that moment. But I know the import work Bryan Norcross did to help save lives and getting the information out, especially to the people in the south part of Dade County.
haha. The average view time is about 10 minutes, so you watch the average amount we all do. The videos are too long, so it's probable we watch a bit, skip to another part of the video until we reach a part that we are interested in. That's how I'll watch these videos in the off season, usually some parts of a storm video I want to see.
I didn’t hear much about the Tornadoes associated with Isaias. which State did they impact the most and was there a lot of damage because of the Tornado?
@@robertgc2889 I have Marco coverage too it there. But since it dissipated so quickly close to land and Laura strengthened so much, it is overshadowed by that situation.
I agree, it will greatly pick up around that time. July was active, even with two Hurricanes. Although in 2005 we already had 4 Hurricanes at this point and two of them were major Hurricanes. Tropical development has been quick to happen this year, but I wonder if conditions weren't as perfect as 2005 up until this point. Yeah, after the 20th we may see a very hyper active activity that may produce an unprecedented number of major Hurricanes.
@@Bishop83HD right now it's strengthening. CMC model has Josephine do the loop and then move west for possible landfall. I don't know if it will happen but Josephine needs to watch closely. If it does fight off wind sheer and dry air, that can be a problem. The Euro has it curve out to sea. My guess is if Kyle does form off the Carolinas before August 20th, it will have a total of 4-7 named storms. Most named storms probably will form after August 20. 2-5 more named storms after August 20th is my guess.
6:36 PTC9 forms
21:45 TS Isaias forms
42:07 Isaias makes landfall (Dominican Republic)
1:02:14 Isaias becomes a Hurricane
1:24:54 TD10 forms
1:44:51 Isaias weakens to a TS
2:48:20 Isaias strengthens into a Hurricane
3:06:18 Isaias makes landfall (North Carolina)
3:24:45 Isaias weakens into a TS
3:36:07 Isaias becomes post-tropical
Isaias hit my state NC
I remember in the mid to late 90's, it seemed that North Carolina was the target for every Hurricane that came close to Florida but missed. It was guaranteed that they would aim right at your State.
It's just crazy that this damn hurricane didn't weaken below 70 mph for its ENTIRE path across the east coast
Indeed. Probably because of how conditions were in 2020, just right to keep the storms going.
4:26 PTC9 forms
17:06 TS Isaias forms
1:02:20 Isaias becomes a cat 1
1:24:58 TD10 forms
1:47:16 Isaias becomes a TS
2:51:03 Isaias becomes a cat 1
3:06:21 Isaias makes landfall in USA
3:24:55 Isaias becomes a TS
3:35:15 Isaias becomes post tropical
Thank you so much! Although @ Northeast IL EAS and More already posted the timestamps for this video.
I know but I just like to do it
@@MichaelClay2024 Ok great! Keep on posting these!!!👍👍👍👍
Yay! Thanks!
Bryan hasn't aged very well, unfortunately. I was all of 9 years old when he hid in that closet in Miami during Andrew and undoubtedly saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives.
Almost 30 years catches up to a person. Naturally I lost power during Andrew and I don't think we had any battery power radio at that moment. But I know the import work Bryan Norcross did to help save lives and getting the information out, especially to the people in the south part of Dade County.
you forget about force thirteen updates
I just record what is being broadcast.
F13 is not a reliable source.
@@NormanWeather it kinda is, it predicted ian was a c5 before it got upgraded and also the reason they didn’t use f13 is because it’s news only
@adamisntok I like F13 but they are just kids amatures.
I feel sorta bad. You take your time to upload 3 hours of hurricane weather while i only watch 20 minutes of it
haha. The average view time is about 10 minutes, so you watch the average amount we all do. The videos are too long, so it's probable we watch a bit, skip to another part of the video until we reach a part that we are interested in.
That's how I'll watch these videos in the off season, usually some parts of a storm video I want to see.
They never had any thing about the Isaias tornado outbreak sad
I didn’t hear much about the Tornadoes associated with Isaias. which State did they impact the most and was there a lot of damage because of the Tornado?
@@Bishop83HD North Carolina,Virginia,Delaware,New jersey
There was a ef3 rated one in North Carolina with a Long track Tornado that beat the old record from the 1900's for Tornadoes in Delaware
@@Lavacommand Thanks for the information. There was a lot of Tornadic activity I didn't know about.
you have some laura coverage
Yes. I will post it when I finish recording the post coverage. Depending on what else can be covered.
@@Bishop83HD hows marco coverage
@@robertgc2889 I have Marco coverage too it there. But since it dissipated so quickly close to land and Laura strengthened so much, it is overshadowed by that situation.
Watch what happens after August 20. 2005 picked up after August 20.
I agree, it will greatly pick up around that time.
July was active, even with two Hurricanes. Although in 2005 we already had 4 Hurricanes at this point and two of them were major Hurricanes. Tropical development has been quick to happen this year, but I wonder if conditions weren't as perfect as 2005 up until this point.
Yeah, after the 20th we may see a very hyper active activity that may produce an unprecedented number of major Hurricanes.
@@Bishop83HD NHC just highlighted the one coming out of Carolinas, if it forms it will be TS Kyle.
I missed that one. It all really wants to get going.
Is TS Josephine still going to struggle out there? Is it the wind shear or some other factor?
@@Bishop83HD right now it's strengthening. CMC model has Josephine do the loop and then move west for possible landfall. I don't know if it will happen but Josephine needs to watch closely. If it does fight off wind sheer and dry air, that can be a problem. The Euro has it curve out to sea. My guess is if Kyle does form off the Carolinas before August 20th, it will have a total of 4-7 named storms. Most named storms probably will form after August 20. 2-5 more named storms after August 20th is my guess.
Thanks!