Love how some don't understand that the professionals go by what historical climate data we have on record. Of course they don't have data from centuries ago. They only have what they have. And that data has helped enough to give meteorologist some sense of how these storms develop and progress. I'm glad you called them out about that Mark.
It'll already take years for the eastern Caribbean to recover from beryl and may also take them years as well to recover from likely future storms yet to come this season. It may be decades if not almost a century before the Caribbean fully recovers from this year's Atlantic hurricane season based on what's anticipated that hasn't even come yet. Will be as I stated in the past deadly, dangerous, destructive, devastating, and unforgettable year for the North Atlantic basin.
Houston has had enough with any type of bad weather there already seeing a derecho back in May and now the possibility of beryl making landfall in Texas perhaps as a hurricane according to GFS. This might not actually happen, but as Mr. Sudduth says every Atlantic hurricane season that even though we can hope and pray it doesn't come to fruition that it's not a great planning tool and we have to prepare for the worst. We knew Texas would possibly face this difficult hurricane season this year even around the time the derecho happened there, and it might be a reality that they have to face.
There are a lot of climate alarmists out there these days and folks on Twitter are starting to react. Forcasters are using angry reds and even angrier descriptions for temperatures we've seen for decades and didn't think much of. You don't seem to be the alarmist type, but Social Media tends to overreact.
I guess we will all have to just wait and see what happens when it comes to climate change and our ability to produce food reliably for so many people. Shouldn't have to wait long, it's becoming so obvious now that the most hardcore deniers are starting to look like flat earthers. The biodiversity crisis is actually much more frightening than the climate crisis. Climate is easy to fix compared to restoring biodiv, and right now climate change is basically impossible to correct with current tech. Mass Extinction is much harder to fix again. In another decade or so it will be plain as day if James Hansen is right or if the hopium and copium addicts (moderates) that have infested the IPCC and COP are right.
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Man, thousands of scientists with Ph.Ds agree with the fact that the average temperatures of the ocean have risen overall and it means more fuel for hurricanes. But you, you know better than those specialists, of course...
I know this is a hurricane YT channel and I apologize to Mark for sounding the alarm here but let's be real, if we are talking about climate change in general all of these increased temperatures and increased rates of change are about much more than just hurricanes.
I’ve expected every storm to over perform for years. The intensity forecasting has definitely been lagging for a while. Plan for the worst, hope for the best.
@@canucksfan2024 you're right, but I just feel like intensity seems to matter just a bit more, at least that's what everyone pays attention to. Amd just my opinion, it looked like a Category 5 all throughout the second half of yesterday, that eye was a pretty circular and clear
