[Thurs / Aug 19] Henri Could Threaten New England; Grace crossing the Yucatan Peninsula

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Dr. Levi Cowan creates videos and blogs pertaining to tropical cyclones, primarily hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean. Posts occasionally concern other, non-tropical weather events around the world. Dr. Cowan has a Ph.D. in meteorology from Florida State University.

[@MegaMikeylikes]

Thanks Dr. Levi of the Joint Typhoon Center we learned much from you I'm proud of you and the weather underground years ago it was a great learning experience.

[@kyled7969]

Aye, 2006-2010 Dr. Jeff Masters blog FTW!

[@MegaMikeylikes]

@@kyled7969 I'm old school i guess im just plain old now im going to cry hehe

[@carmine_]

Crazy I have this weird feeling its coming right for Long Island .. right when i seen it for the first time i just had that gut feeling.. i wouldnt mind as long as no one dies or home gets destroyed lol

[@ISaidWhatISaidd]

I think it's supposed to hit long island in the GFS or European model regardless like ofc the European model in my opinion has been more correct in recent years than the GFS but the European model shows less direct hit and I'm hoping that's the case we should all know by tomorrow who will get hit where that's when they're gonna solidify the tracks. Have somewhere to go if you can before it hits maybe you can take the train into new york for the day if it's gonna get really bad

[@Baseballnfj]

I'm always the most informed about current tropical storms just from these videos. My friends are astonished at my level of knowledge... little do they know lol

[@MrGrillguy44]

I love learning about this stuff. I live on the waterfront in Connecticut so I'm watching Henri very closely. Thank you so much for an informative video.

[@MightyMuffins]

And also one thing to keep in mind is as this goes further North the wind field is going to significantly expand.

[@culdeus9559]

A few of those waves have cloud tops. Levi gonna be busy for awhile

[@NovaDexter]

I'm from southern NS , would love to hear about our possible impacts

[@alexh8983]

I'm in Halifax, grab the storm chips just incase.

[@RickGrimes007]

Weather Warriors 🌀 🌪🤙🏼 Excellent update thank you!! Stay safe everyone always be prepared 🙏

[@sanautin]

As with any storm, hope for the best, prepare for the worse.

[@ISaidWhatISaidd]

Isn't it technically worst to get hit with the east side of a storm versus the west? Someone on my weather team local said something about that but I didn't catch it earlier. :( I just hope the power doesn't go out I'm very sick last time we had a 90 min tropical storm no power 4 days. It was horrific.

[@afh7689]

Winds rotate counterclockwise around the hurricane, so the east side will have wind moving onshore. NE quadrant is also typically where most tornadoes occur.

[@mcgrubbermd2611]

Thanks for the update!

[@mariannenoordermeer2993]

Thank you Dr Levi again a great update
Please everyone be safe out there

[@Glowbetraveler]

Fascinating. You make the weather worth watching.

[@vaderjones357]

Thanks Levi!!💜🌀

[@scottsluggosrule4670]

Sunday is new moon.. higher tides.. more flooding just a heads up

[@pameladecicco6509]

Full moon

[@782Rod]

Great Content and well-presented big guy. Thanks for your effort Much appreciated.

[@pjhoops8637]

Levi with another BANGER!!!

[@terris.7428]

Thank you Levi!

[@hunterdavis3003]

So should I call out of work tomorrow? Will the surf here be worth it? (SE NC)

[@ojhghrgkjehgg]

👍

[@discojoe3]

Don't tell me what I clicked on.

[@smast16]

2nd

[@401401104]

FYI there is a state in southern New England with over a million residents called Rhode Island. There is a good chance of Henri making landfall there. Thanks

[@gerrystills]

Kinda excited for it we in RI don't get hurricanes very often I'm just hoping it's a great observation storm with minimal damage

[@yodingdongyo]

FYI, there's a good chance the PhD in meteorology is concentrated on this "Imagine a rotating sphere that is 8,000 miles in diameter, with a bumpy surface, surrounded by a 25-mile-deep mixture of different gases whose concentrations vary both spatially and over time, and heated, along with its surrounding gases, by a nuclear reactor 93 million miles away. Imagine also that this sphere is revolving around the nuclear reactor and that some locations are heated more during parts of the revolution. And imagine that this mixture of gases receives continually inputs from the surface below, generally calmly but sometimes through violent and highly localized injections. Then, imagine that after watching the gaseous mixture you are expected to predict its state at one location on the sphere one, two, or more days into the future.” while briefing on this very fact, live, with no editing mistakenly forgot to point out the smallest state in the union...thanks.

[@06accordexl]

It's Hen-ri, not Han-ri

[@MrJJ74792]

Call me crazy but i rlly want henri 2 make landfall just cuz its rare for us...

[@RaveGremlin]

From someone living in Florida. That’s crazy

[@Astoke792]

From someone else in florida, send it