This Hurricane Season Is About To Go Nuts…
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In this video we are talking about the record breaking sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic, El Nino, and their influence on this upcoming peak hurricane season…
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The Atlantic Is Boiling: 0:00
El Nino Update: 1:38
Hurricane Season Update: 4:22
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Hello Ryan!
Please do.
Climate Change is CCP propaganda.
Lolll yes
The weather channel has really strayed from what they used to be, now they have reality shows on, even during weather events. You guys have been my go to this year.
Weather channel pushing climate change 🤣
@@edgarhartman9612 Yeah, once I saw them politicizing weather, I turned the channel on them. No weather channel for me.
Me also abd talking climate change satans army lol . God's climate change is here not evil men or scientists nwo antichrist relgion better pray and repent Jesus is coming 🙏 ❤
And the weather channel likes to keep fear and other propaganda stirred up. I don’t pay them much attention anymore whereas I was once a Weather Channel junkie.
@@edgarhartman9612I know, every other statement out of their mouth is "climate change." It's so boring at this point, I just change the channel.
He is always on point with what's coming
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As someone who lives in Puerto Rico I am extremely worried about this hurricane season. I really can't handle another hurricane as strong as Maria or as horrible as Fiona. If another one were to hit us hard it will probably be the thing that makes me leave my home and move over to mainland USA. My body and mind really can't handle being out of power for 6 months and now even more considering that I am living on my own.
The weather will get worse before it gets better so if you rely on electricity, I would recommend moving. Florida is really not better, but Atlanta does pretty well weather-wise if you want to stay somewhat close.
It’s really not a question of if another big one will happen, it’s a question of when. These devastating storms are only going to become more and more frequent as the years go by.
Since you live on your own. Have you made sure to be prepare for a disaster? How much of a buffer of food and water you have. Cause you know, even if whatever town you're in isn't hit hard physically. All we need is to power to go out to make buying groceries hell. On the food department I'm always good, since I'm use to be prepare for an emergency all year around. with over a month worth of supply. Remember PR could be hit with an Earthquake at all time. So waiting for hurricane season to get ready is a mistake many people make in the Island. Or not having cash. For Maria I knew of many people that did have money, but trapped on their banks. So they still couldn't buy food out from the place that were still operating with gas.
And the constant push for everything digital, when the island is clearly not ready. Even without hurricanes it wouldn't take much for the power grid to go out. Or the internet is having a fit and ATHs don't work. Although I also didn't have power or water for Gorge on the 90s. I think it was easier because everything then still used lot of paper. So many places were functioning as normal, even without power. Plus we weren't as hooked on internet, computers/smartphones and so on. So it was less noticeable.
And if you live in apartments that don't let you have a real gas stove, make sure to always have a couple of those coleman tiny tanks. And a lot of candles. And save the gas for real cooking or heating. I would take the rack of my toaster oven, lift it on some cans, put candles under it. And that was enough to warm stuff like Chef Boyardee and other canned stuff. Guess it'll depend how much of a picky eater you are.
But things are generally different now. Been from the 80s growing poor, I didn't have my own TV until the late 90s. So power outage didn't meant much. (for my particular case only medical machines were a problem, but that's a special case) Plus the outsides were a lot nicer. But now, even poor people in caserios have TV, gaming consoles, internet, smartphones. Not having power does impact people's daily life. And love it or hate it. Gaming keep kids/teens usually sane and safe.
And after the lock downs, I'm not sure how well PR would handle another Maria event.
But yeah, you should try to always be ready for the worst. Earthquakes don't have a season. Or some lizard stepping on some power grid cable LOL
Puerto Rico la sangre me llama
Don't worry he's only fear mongering
It's so weird not getting regular updates. Hope life is ok for Ryan Hall..
Ryan one huge difference for us between being hit by both Irma and Ian was you. We were not terrorized by sensational weather reporting for Ian because we had your channel and I can never thank you enough🙏🏻
I believe they try to scare people on purpose 😢 Ryan tells it like it is. If Ryan says I need to prepare for severe weather in my area, I prepare.
@@pamwood3956+
Too be fair it is a pretty good strategy for evacuation purposes. If you're in an area where you could be severely affected by a hurricane it's best to leave as soon as you can so that everyone in the area also has a chance to evacuate. Proper management, informing people and getting them out of harm's way saves lives.
@@pamwood3956 absolutely
Amen!
And we can command the weather just like JESUS did !
Ryan says "Thank you!" 🤣
I’m 37 years old and live in South Louisiana. I have to say that most people I know stay in a heightened state of alertness during hurricane season. They are very unpleasant surprises. I am just so grateful at how advanced forecasting has become. Thankful for people like you who pay attention and relay the data in relatable ways so we can be better prepared. Hoping for a quiet year 🤞🏼
Yes! I'm in Louisiana also.
Should East Louisiana here. I'm terrified and getting ready to move. Been here all my life and I'm ready to leave.
In Florida we aren't that scared. But we don't flood like you guys do.
I've fled 5 hurricanes here simply to play safe, protect me, dog and campervan and an excuse for a road trip to visit places I've never been.
We had a pretty bad tropical storm here I couldn't flee. So I decided to park at a car wash and protected my van and especially to not flip. Stayed there for 3 nights until it was all over. My van was still rocking and luckily no tornadoes, my biggest fear.
What I experienced, I can't imagine experiencing a hurricane.
I'm not native to Florida, but it's mighty odd how mot aren't scared. Braver than I am!
@@BELLA23384 Me too🙏🏽⚜️
Me too! I’m 10 minutes from New Orleans. I don’t know much, but what I do know, if they tell us to evacuate, I’m evacuating.
I'm kind of worried that Ryan hasn't posted in two weeks. Hope your OK buddy.
I'm living in south Eastern Florida right now, and even without any tropical storms and hurricanes the daily storms we're getting are the worst they've been in all the years I've lived here with us getting mild flooding pretty much every day where I am. This year's hurricane season is gonna get rough and I'm worried.
I'm over in PG on the Gulf coast. My area isn't getting enough rain, our lakes and ponds are still way down from the usual this time of year but then we haven't recovered from Ian's damage yet so another hurricane...just hope we can avoid one this year.
That's because we have been stuck in this backwards garbage pattern all summer long where the storms all go to the east coast instead of here on the west coast like they're supposed to. Since May 15th we have had our normal SE flow pushing up against the west coast sea breeze a grand total of about 2 days. The whole rest of the time it has been Southwest to West winds or very weak steering winds pushing everything deep inland or over to the East Coast. I have never in my entire life seem such an anomalous pattern be so ridiculously dominant.
That’s what I’m saying, wolf lake park on Davie had to be closed for like a week because of one of these rain storms just destroyed sections of trail with downed trees
I’m in SE FL, too, and I’ve been thinking the same. So worried about it sometimes I just wanna pack up and leave.
thick lightning, very linear this season.
I live along the coast in NY . After Sandy I never let my guard down. Thank you Ryan for all you do. Your the best
It landed as barely a cat 1 imagine if it was a cat 2 or 3.
Same here I live on Long Island i remember sang all to well. Just a gut feeling but hurricanes and blizzards are a very strong possibility for us New Yorkers this year
I lived through Katrina. Down here nobody takes anything lightly.
@@CrazyWeatherDude I spend 5+ hours in the eyewall of Ian. Things still aren't anywhere close to normal around here.
@@stevegill7855Yup, We got hit pretty good on Long Island. Even on the North Shore
I had NO idea water temps were approaching 100° in Florida. Holy crap!! Thanks for informing us with all of this, Ryan. Keep up the good work!
@@AnX8765I don't live in Florida anymore so I don't pay attention to it, it's still good to know. 🤷🏻♀️
@@AnX8765yeah and we go check out that Data for the heck of it. NASA tracks solar storms but I don't go daily to track, I count in hearing it from the news.... I had no idea ocean temps would be that elevated either so perhaps being a bit kinder to posters. We don't know everything like u.
The Gulf was sooo warm a few days ago.
Normal high temps at Lake Okeechobee or the Gulf of Mexico is 85 degrees. Hurricanes are actually powered by the conversion of water to steam. A gallon of water on your stove will yield about 2,000 gallons of steam. So if a water temp of 85 degrees can produce a cat 5 hurricane higher temps could be a disaster.
It does not sound very refreshing.
Thank you Ryan for keeping us aware of the weather
As a person living near a small hill that’s keeping the Mississippi River from flooding my home. I’m a little worried if it hits mainland- cause if that hill breaks my house will most definitely be flooded
At this point, you’re gonna put the weather channel out of business
Edit one: MaMa Im FaMoUS
Good. It's nothing but a propaganda outlet
Already has for me. Lol
@@darlenelester5566me too!
I'm done with the local channels he hits it better than they do
They must notice. Look at News Nation, many tubers brought on for opinions. Ryan, you may need an agent.👍
Also, us on the coast are ALWAYS prepared! Most of us have emergency tubs with all the supplies we need for us and our pets. We also have generators and lots of gas cans. Katrina might have been 18 years ago but we will never forget.
I am also on the Gulf Coast, and I will never forget.
What folks don't know about Katrina, just makes me feel bad.
If Katrina can't teach us, nothing will.
Don’t remember how I found this guy, but glad I did. It’s nice to see someone who loves what they do like Ryan does.
You’re my go to weatherman & the only one I trust. We appreciate you!
A cardinal sin was committed. Ryan used the word quiet. That means it's going to be a super busy season, but at least we have his expertise to rely on. Thanks Ryan!
I was in Charleston when Hugo hit in 1989. There’s a whole lot of people who moved south from places where it snows. Being snowed in for a few days is nothing compared to taking a direct hit from a major hurricane. You’re in for a rough ride.
Agree - I live in Minnesota. I will take the cold any day compared to hurricanes, alligators and such.
I no what you're talking about I live in Cheraw SC remember it like yesterday.
I was in South Carolina during hurricane Hugo and it made me sick and I was a heavy equipment operator and I watched it blow down home's and 100 year old pecan trees that have really deep roots and I hope I never have to go through anything like that again.
I work on the Atlantic on a tugboat. We are keeping our eyes peeled.
I remember being a teenager going with dad and others from our church to help out afterwards. Lived in Savannah, Ga at the time and we ran to cousins in southwest Georgia.
Thank you Ryan for keeping us aware of the weather....so good
I used to forecast TC's for the US Navy and found this most interesting. A very good discussion of our situation. I currently live in NE Florida and the tropics are always on my mind.
Currently AG right now as a first class petty officer. Thank you for your service.
It’s been 100+ here in Houston pretty much the last 5-6 weeks. My dad and I have been talking about how bad a hurricane could potentially be this year
Man I’m in ohio visiting family but I live in Texas I’m glad I’m not there rn stay cool and hydrated
@@SherbetC00kie yeah man just looking at the weather app and seeing nothing by triple digits is kind of intimidating lmao I’ve lived here my whole life and I swear this is the highest on average it’s been in my lifetime
I’m so over this excessive heat with no rain!
I hope you live north of 1-10
@@eileenmcgovern9193 I do I do lol
Thank you Ryan from the Gulf Coast in SE Louisiana. We appreciate all that you do. Prayers for everyone on the Coasts. 🙏❤🙏
Get out of that area as soon as you can unless you are trying to go down with the ship 🙏🏼
Thank you from WPB Fl. Stay safe in Louisiana.
The coast? The last 2 hurricanes that hit Louisiana hot Monroe as. Cat 2s. Crazy…because 2 (ida and delta) hit in the same year..:this hasn’t happened since Andrew
Love all your forecasts! Will be watching your hurricane updates for sure as I live in Connecticut. We have experienced issue from Hurricane Sandy, Irene and in 1985 Gloria's eye went right over our house. Lost 5 trees in the back yard. The trees in front close to our house are hugh Oaks now and can't imagine what a direct hit could do to those and our house. Definitely going to do some prepping.
Let’s appreciate everything he does for us, thank you Ryan. Thank you Ryan for keeping us aware of the weather.
I'm in Central Texas and hurricanes diminish in intensity before they get to us so I'm not worried about direct impacts from storms. However, what this means for us up here is excessive flooding, power outages, strong winds and down tree limbs.
That’s what it means for us in Florida too
Things could get out of control all of the sudden. With 420 +PPMS in the atmosphere and rising, and average temps going to unsustainable levels, we may be seeing just the tip of the iceberg of crazy weather events all over the world.
You are the Best! You show and explain whats going on in layman's terms and I am very grateful for that. I understand so much more about our changing weather and I love our changing weather. 😁
thank you for your video weather reports. You and your team are amazing.
My mother is 72 and has weathered many hurricanes. I don't think she can mentally handle another major hurricane. The preparation, the loss, the financial losses, etc is too much. God, have mercy on us all. Amen 🙏🏾.
Similar for my parents who died 2011-2012 in their 80's. The last evacuation they went thru was for hurricane Ike and was hard on them. Stuff happened since then I'm glad they didn't have to go through. Hope things go ok for you & your mother.
@@SurLaMer_ thank you for your kind words and may you always feel the spirit of your loved ones 🙏🏾.
Thank you Ryan and Y'all squad. Living in Florida and having storm anxiety can be tough. I listened to your videos about Ian and followed you all the way through the storm. I trust you and your knowledge. Hoping for the best this season.
Tim Panjelous ( sp???) A meteorologist in Houston Texas. He is hands down the only one I fully trust and he takes the time to educate us about everything like we're in a classroom.
I like Ryan and a couple others, but Tim is my go to and he covers Florida.
He briefly became a sellout taking a job on the weather channel and thank God he quickly left. They controlled him and he could barely say anything.
Watched one of your shows and you talked about increased storm activity after the smoke from the Canadian wildfires cleared. Caught some of your other stuff and Yeah, you've been spot on. It cracks me up, that you are more accurate than the "professional" local stations.
The first time I watched your channel was when you talked about the cold front earlier this year. It was so warm in NE this year and just like you predicted, March was brutal. Trust you more than ever. So I’m sharing this video with my family in the south.
Thank you for all you do to keep us informed. The weather this year has been so crazy. We truly appreciate you and the Y'all squad. Praying for those dealing with the severe weather, heat, and hurricanes.
Ryan Hall is the only weather person I watch and trust. He is always on point with what's coming . I have friends and family across the states that watch him now . Keep up the great work Ryan, we'd be lost without you !
Agreed. We would be lost without Ryan (and Mr. Andy).
Bro literally every one of his videos is fear mongering clickbait, you like them because you have a peabrain that wants to be entertained. Watch someone who is actually good at their job like tropicaltidbits and not this hack.
PoW is good too.
Your awesome to watch but I honestly thought you came out with more weather videos. I’ve been waiting for a new video but haven’t seen one. I just started watching Mr. Weatherman because the hurricane season is ramping up and frequent updates are important.
Thank you for keeping us updated!!
Thank you Ryan for keeping us aware of the weather.
The weather this year has been getting absolutely crazy! I’m just hoping these people are safe.
The next 5 years will be a reckoning for all climate deniers. Mother nature is going to be nasty as hell, in an unprecedented way, and we are ALL going to suffer because rich folks wanted to keep making money as the world burned
Al Gore told us.
@@LauraHalvar we have crossed that line. You know it when insurance companies are getting the hell out.
@@BillyBob-fd5ht They're not getting out because things are getting worse weather wise, they're getting out because it's far too expensive to cover the massive amounts of new structures on the coasts. If they're indeed getting out at all.
Al Gore told us from his huge mansion on the coast, or from his private jets or super yachts. He doesn't seem to be too worried about it. He needs big diesel trucks to carry all of his money to the bank he's made off of climate change issues.
@@LauraHalvar Hard to have sympathy for Southern Conservatives. Republicans so far gone that if they saw Liberals picking up trash they would throw trash on the ground to spite them. Probably claim Trash is a Myth.
No scare! We got Y'All crew keeping us alerted. This is my source for weather forecasts
The water here in south Texas coming in from the gulf was around 84 to 88 degrees until yesterday. It dropped to 77 degrees.
Good that it dropped.
Thank You So much Ryan!!!! Y'all are doing a Fantastic Job!!! Can't thank you all enough I Listen to you a lot I have family all over the United States sharing your channel with others in my family and friends this channel is a Life saver better then the news here in Oklahoma ❤❤❤❤
Good report, Ryan. I'm a bit nervous about this season due to living in NC and we have experienced hurricanes and hurricane remnants. My eyes are to the skies and your channel. Thankyou!🙂
When I moved to Asheville out in the mountains I was shocked how bad our wind storms were for days from a hurricane. It was blowing/ bending huge trees half way down to the ground.
It's wild how it call all change so fast when one parameter starts to lose out to others. Great video. @RyanHallYall Any thoughts on today's Midwest storms and potential of Tornados\hail damage etc.?
Was at Myrtle Beach this past end of September. Was watching your videos on it most nights. Ended up ditching the vacation early and flew out a day or two before it was expected to come back and hit that area. Appreatiate your content!
Did get to see a SpaceX Satellite Launch from the coast that week.
Thank you for everything you and your team do!! I appreciate you 😊
Man I’m glad I found your channel. Thank you for the great Info and breaking it down into an easily understandable format. I share with all who values this content because living in the south, having a heads up really helps.
Thanks as always Mr H!!
Thanks for the insight. I believe you're right. I'm in between Houston and Freeport, and it's been so hot and dry. I felt it would be fuel to the fire when and if it pops off this season.
Thanks for the warning. You, along with Andy, are my trusted weathermen.
Thank u so much for trying to keep us safe and warned abt this hurricane season these videos actually help me get prepared
Thanks Ryan fir your concern for everyones weather future.
Great information and video.. love your audio sound and setup
We're having some pretty harsh extratropical cyclones down here in the South Hemisphere. And the cold fronts it brings with it are colder and colder.
I've never seen something like this! Feels like Imma freeze to death anyday now.
98° sea-surface temperature is wild 😭
I wonder about the fish, how are they? Did sharks stay or go to someplace else? Are dead fish washing up? I could ask more questions, but I would love to know what ppl are seeing . Oh, also shore birds, how are they doing?
So happy to see you back! I was a bit worried!!
Good update. Thanks, Ryan!
The waters down here in Key West Florida are definitely more hot than I’ve ever seen in my 26 years living down here. I’m a captain and have been in the boat a lot this summer, and we are already starting to see marine life dying off from the heat. I’m worried about what this heat will continue to do to marine life, as well as what will happen if a hurricane comes our way
@@MikaAKAJadaHumans are durable and adaptable. They’ve lived through cataclysmic events you couldn’t fathom. Weather happens. If you’re really concerned though….go off the grid and purge your life of all modern conveniences instead of browbeating people on the internet from an air conditioned room. 👍
@@MikaAKAJadaYou're a doomsayer
Can confirm. I live by the beach in South Florida and getting in feels like getting in a hot-tub.
@@DucknCoverin We're not talking about geologic time. Cataclysmic events are irrelevant. We are talking actual conditions now! Don't know the other reply so can't see anything specific. And most of us would not compromise our safety and lifestyle and AC usage as that is irrational and foolish too. It is just being honest about causation! That's it. And being honest about the effects. "Weather happens" is being dishonest and in denial. Action that is logical and rational is another discussion that should be encouraged and ongoing. It is deliberate exploitation that is conning the deniers.
@@philmabarak5421 , I still haven't seen anybody yet explain why the 1930s was so hot. Half of the US was a complete dust bowel. Most single day heat recorded still come from 1930s. Although the carbon revolution had recently started it was still in its infant form and could not be caused by excess carbon.
Go Ryan Hall Y'all thanks for doing all you do... best weather crew in the world hands down.
I live in South Florida, and I am worried about the rest of Hurricane Season. We have been under heat advisories since July 4th. The waters are warmer and it is a matter of time before these storms start coming.
All the coral is bleaching dying.
I miss your videos from the shop, inused to look forward to the new devices untill you left, I was heartbroken. It's nice to see you're doing something you really enjoy
I love your channel I live in the Carolinas and my area has been hit with some pretty bad hurricanes in the past I also love weather and staying updated
Great video! Been wondering where you've been with all of the catastrophic weather events happening in the past week.
I just realized you were from my hometown and I’ve been watching your videos so long. When I seen the clip of the baseball field up at the Bob Amos, I was like wait a minute lol thanks for keeping us informed!
Thankyou for your time today 🍷
Than you Ryan & team for preparing us with accurate forecasting!!
Y'all ROCK!!!
JO from Pure Michigan 🌊
Love your channel. I lived in Alaska and I appreciated the in depth weather forecasts we had access to there. Your channel is informative and important! Thank you
You are way more accurate than most weather for casters! Thank you
Exactly what I said since Jan/Feb that this hurricane season was going to be worse than usual and even when everyone was saying it shouldn’t be, I was sticking to my gut feeling on it. I really feel like this year will be one people will remember..... just as I thought our severe weather would run behind this year in KS and start in July and run later than usual. Which it has been picking up. We’ve been under several storm watches and warnings and even tornados warnings lately. This year has definitely been an odd one but I do honestly believe things are going to continue to pick up and hurricane season I pray that everyone isn’t waiting until it happens before they start preparing because the time is NOW....
Same. I felt like it would be bad aswell
Thanks Ryan! Appreciate the update! Have a good weekend to the y'all squad
Ryan I’ve only commented a couple times on your videos over the past couple of years but I so appreciate your forecasting and the way that you guys handle being on the ground covering major weather events. This year has been so hot down here it really reminds me of the summer that we had hurricane Charley in August of 2003. That summer was very hot and drier than usual. And then after Charlie we got Frances and Jeannie. So I’m thinking that maybe if it’s going to be a very active season maybe that’s why I’m still waiting on insurance and legal issues after losing my house to hurricane Ian. Living in a tiny trailer is cramped but if by ‘chance’ we get hit again this year, my house is already a mess and at least I won’t have a rebuilt place to get damaged.
Whatever happens God is in control but I’m grateful for you guys for all you do before during and after storms. Thank you so much! God bless
Thanks for this information, I live in gulf shores Alabama and I also believe this hurricane season is going to be a beast!! Iv grown up here my hole life and gone through some crazy ones but I think this year could be the worst. God Bless everyone!!
Was just in the ocean at lighthouse beach yesterday a little south of Miami, and man was the water hotter then the outside air.
Thank you Ryan with all this info. Im tired with all this heat we're having. I was questioning myself why I haven't heard anything about Hurricanes. Now you've answer my question! Im from Brownsville Texas and I've lived there all my life. It just scares me a little but we're always prepared.
I agree 100% Ryan! Thanks you all you do! And taking time to make these videos! I'm trying to grow my weather forecast channel.
I'm scared 🌀
and prepared🌂
I followed Y'all during Ian and I'm glad I did.
To me, it was as if the local forecasters were in the forrest and so they couldn't see the trees.
I get The Butterfly Effect and all but...Thanks Y'all Squad.
Hey Ryan your really picking up the pieces for a lotta people ,
I'm thinking we're in for a pretty rough ride this year , you deserve your success my fren well done keep up the good work as long as you can .
I was just swimming in the ocean near tampa and it was super warm, like a legit warm bath. Warmest ocean water I've ever felt, and I live in Texas so I've hit those gulf coast beaches yearly for thirty years now. Warmmm
I've been watching your channel now for awhile. I really want to say thank you for all you do!
Your right!! I'm coming to you from the heart of the hurricane belt!! fort Lauderdale Florida!! we're hoping & praying for no big storms this hurricane season but I know we're due & this heatwave sets up the conditions 😬🙏
I live in Pasadena TX near Houston and it's been sizzling hot here...more than usual and I am.getting worried about this hurricane season...
I really appreciate this video. I saw the headline the other day about the record water temperature but had no idea about the winds and other factors you discussed. I only knew that we are only beginning hurricane season and warm water = disaster fuel. Thanks for explaining everything in such eady to digest detail.
Ryan thanks so much for everything! I’m young but I still care about the weather. Appreciate it!
From South Louisiana here & all hurricane have my attention especially after surviving Hurricane 🌀 Katrina. Thank you Ryan for keeping us updated bc our local news surely is not👍
A hurricane bugout bag, inhouse supplies and equipment, and other precautions are good to have for emergencies wherever your location.
Thank you for this update Ryan and Team!
Its been several years since the Texas coast has had a hurricane. Lord.....please protect us from the deadly storms of 2023 God bless everyone 🙏
This is scary news.... I've lived in Central Florida since 1970....never saw a hurricane until 2004...that year 4 came through Central Florida..... Since then several more. With weather being absolutely crazy all over our states you have to be prepared. Thanks for this update.
Living in Houston Tx and the scare of hurricane is so worrisome here. We are not prepared as a city. Our infrastructure just can’t handle it and we keep getting lucky. Hopefully our luck doesn’t run out. Stay safe everyone.
How long have you lived in Houston? I only ask because I wouldn't say Houston has an altogether history of being lucky in respect to hurricanes.
Is Woodlands safe from hurricanes?
@Chaka2479 storm surge, yes, but you'll still get wind and rain.
Thank You Ryan❣️ I appreciate the Alert! I hope you have a wonderful weekend with your family and friends. 👍🥰👍 Chris
Your reporting on the weather is stellar! Thanks.
My boy Ryan took weather to a new level. I fawk with you big dawg
sounds like we'll all be safe and sound thanks to these fantastic tv dinners!
I’d love to see a channel from Ryan about global weather patterns
I prefer your management of weather versus a lot of others because you care about people being prepared. Thank you for your conscientious forecasting
He always give examples of what to do, how to plan. That really helps when scared....
I keep thinking/feeling we will have another very wet summer/cyclone season here in Australia too. Even though the El Nino usually means the opposite.
New here from Florida, so glad City Prepping featured you.
thank you for your constant work and updates !
2016 was a really strong el niño but hurricane matthew still became a cat 5 and got retired due to all its damage which just proves ryans point of if wind shear lets up strong storms will happen
Yea I love looking at my weather app and tracking storms its so fun being someone who lives in Michigan I thankfully don't have to worry about them 😅 but I still think they're interesting