2024 Hypothetical Atlantic Hurricane Season Animation 

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4 of them went over where I live. Yikes.

out of the 5 storms shown here, only 3 of them made landfall where i live (yeah shouldn't really be too hard to guess)

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Yes hope 2024 is below average

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I get it from hypercane

Yes Matthew made a close pass but didn't make landfall and Irma made landfall in southern Florida

Irma made landfall in the keys and southwest Florida never near Jacksonville

@@waynebrumbaugh923 Yes I’m very aware of that, maybe I should’ve used better wording so nobody gets confused. But yes I know all about Irma track

Same with tampa n the adventure coast..all the storms either go south or north to cedar key

@@Buglife.352 I lived in St Petersburg from 1999-2001. One to the reasons why Tampa hasn’t seen a direct impact from tropical cyclones is its geographic location that sits in a buffer zone. That’s why from Cedar Key on has some of the best prime real estate in Florida because of its geographical location. That doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen, but it takes a lot of pieces to the puzzle for it to happen. But if it does happen, regardless of the storm intensity the storm surge will be devastating. So don’t pay attention to these RU-vid guys if something threatens your area because you’re more prone to storm surge than any other location in Florida besides Biscayne Bay, Florida. And we seen what happened to that area after Hurricane Andrew. Remember, it only takes one storm to change your life

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@@CycloneTracker2024 Facts

Me too considering that we always get hit by i storms like Irma, Ian, Isaac,

​And Idialia and the M Named storms gotta watch out for too like Matthew, Michael and a few named M storms.​@@BraydenWC

@@realtimestorms Mitch

Idk that sorry

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Can I please get it☺️Pleasseeeee

@@Weatherforecaster96 I get the sound from u and Weather analyser I just edited the sound

please give me the edited ones, I am bad at editing

pls

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@@CycloneTracker2024u welcome ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

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They want to visit Miami

@@CycloneTracker2024 I heard this year the hurricane season is going to be very active so I will definitely prepare if anything does comes my way

The curse "I" name

@@realbaron5714 Man I wouldn’t be a surprise if Isaac does become a major hurricane foreal this season

as someone who lives in Miami that is exactly what we expirence every single year

Thanks but it could be hyperactive because of warm SST

Texas is not a hotspot

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This is the year dude. I am certain that Florida WILL AT LEAST get 2 Cat 5s and 1 Cat 4 in the east coast and gulf coast respectively. Yes, there won’t be any insurers left by the time this is done. Both the state and federal governments will be the ones eating the bill. Again I say it, people had the opportunity to analyze this early on and get out of that place. I sold my home a year ago and will never ever return. In a way I feel for these people who are stuck there with this doom that’s headed their way.

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as a Floridian that's an average day here tfdym

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Still will get hurricane

What about major hurricane Kirk?

@@ZaynGaming780 oh don’t worry about it. Those predictions are not really real. We get these cold front that will protect us and plus passing high-pressure that would deflect hurricanes like this will be fine😊

Names with those letters are not diverse

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@@CycloneTracker2024 thank 😊

Or Louisiana or Florida

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No, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uHw9C3ZNu-A.htmlsi=JE1hJDhRhGvkRLsM shows a strong Francine with $112 billion damage…(And I will be yelling with hurricane Ian if that’s true)

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What are u trying to say

@@CycloneTracker2024 wait, what? you can’t comprehend written complex statements that use generalized context? Lord! Wrong channel for me to commenting on! Lol