Talking Tropics - July 5, 2024: Hurricane Beryl's potential impact on Central Texas
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- KVUE Meteorologist Shane Hinton has your July 5 morning tropics update. He's monitoring the latest on Hurricane Beryl and how it could impact Central Texas.
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This is, by far, one of the best explanations and discussions of a hurricane forecast I've ever seen. Thank you for pointing out the differences in the GFS and ECMWF and why those differences matter. Thank you, also, for pointing out how the high pressure domes will affect where Beryl is "steered."
Sincerely, huge weather nerd from San Antonio
Great forecast! Thank you for the clear breakdown!
Great
I like the fact that he always clarify that some is just his opinion
I’m glad he is able to insert his opinion. Several non-mainstream meteorologists are saying they expect it to intensify worse than what MSM is telling us. Instead they will tell us last minute when too late to evacuate or millions of people trying to evacuate at once
Best weather update I’ve ever seen
the Gulf is really warm this time of year. I think too that Beryl will intensify to a Cat 2-3 and move in a more Northerly direction. Texas coastline will be hit hard and more rain in the forecast than reported. JMHO!
Great explanation!
You are adorable Shane 😊
"dreaded heat dome that has been cooking us" I felt that comment lol, its so hot here in Houston.
Love the way you talk about the Forecast
Whats real scary is if you compare harveys track to the forcast track.....they are almost IDENTICAL!!
I believe you meant to say North Mexico or Southern TX. landfall will be Corpus Cristi.
What happens with progreso Yucatan mexico?
Houston cant wait to get this rain.......BRING IT ON.....!!!!!!
This is not just some rain. Wind gusts up to 112 expected
@@mariastalling4711LOL give me a break, its gonna be a high end cat 1 at most
@@Mountain_bonker Waters in the Gulf are 84-94F. This is going to intensify and you'd be lucky if it's only a Cat 1. Beryl went from TS to Cat 5 in 48 hours. Beryl will have similar water temps again, so winds and other factors will be crucial. 7+ inches of rain over the state of Texas is no joke if you live in low lying areas. I couldn't care less because I don't live in Texas (although I'll be annoyed at the possible increase in gas prices), but this could become a Katrina/Harvey real quick.
@@Mountain_bonkerwhatever you're basing your answer on is completely out of whack will be a cat 3 minimum by the time it hits landfall
@@mariastalling4711 in Texas we ride bulls and lasso tornados....in Texas a hurricane is just a rain storm ....bring it on...
This guy has to be the best ones mainly because he added his personal opinion which I definitely agree with Beryl will definitely be stronger than a cat 1 hopefully not like Harvey this seems like a exact repeat again
Doubt it, the thing with Harvey which we’ve never seen before was it was a very slow moving storm through the gulf it literally sat out there doing nothing for days before it made landfall. Almost every hurricane starts in the same spot and runs somewhere close to the path that Harvey took….
I wasn’t here for Harvey, thankfully. But I’m glad he is able to insert his opinion. Several non-mainstream meteorologists are saying they expect it to intensify worse than what MSM is telling us. Instead they will tell us last minute when too late to evacuate or millions of people trying to evacuate at once
I’m guessing the NWS is not opinion but model, right or wrong?
Gonna call it a cat 3 most likely maybe between corpus and Galveston
It just clipped the top of the Yucatan, and has plenty of very warm water in the Gulf to strengthen. More distance also as it's trending north of earlier predictions. Minimum--high-end Cat 2. People on the coast better prepare.
I don't know where exactly it'll land, but I agree that it's slowed down enough that it could make Cat 3.
Lots of missteps with the wording… I wonder if he’s nervous? Excited?