Tracking Hurricane Ian: Storm strengthens to Cat. 3; track for Florida landfall shifts | 2 p.m. 9/27 

You sound like you're gay for the guy! He doesn't know shit and neither do you!

The Gulf of Mexico is in the high 80s still.

Agreed

Absolutely. One of the best in depth explanations of all the factors.

This guy is Always the best 👍🏻

Top notch

I too thought that was a great analogy.

A big difference is that they give us more facts and less leftist ideological drivel.

@@donaldcarey114 I feel sorry for whatever lays next to you at night

@@natiliedotson probably yo mom

@@natiliedotson It would NEVER be a woke feminist like YOU. Even I have standards.

@@donaldcarey114 Your fake politics are just as fake as the other fake side's fake politics. Wake up, sheep!

Yeah he’s not so sensational or extra as some hype things up so too much

Just started found him and I really like him

Can you tell me his name, please?

@@imahappywife1983 Tim Pandajis.. He's the best. I've been watching him for years even though I don't live in his viewing area.

I live in SWFL and I always look forward to Tim's tropical updates.

Especially the cattle.

@@alphaforce6998 May Our Lord put his shield around every living being so their not afraid and protected by your warring 😇 angels praise you Lord we are asking in your name

Ya know what is great about living up north with snow? There has NEVER been a named snowstorm. Had hundreds here. Some bad. But never named. Ya know why because we don’t have to. You can name all your storms because THEY ARE HORRENDOUS. I do kinda some snow storms but NEVER EVER by name or what they did. I just can’t just any way that I’d go through the hell it takes to endure that. No way. My most experienced parents even moved back up north after 25 years in Florida. It almost bankrupt them to spend thousands on condo repair and assessments and untold abject fears of those storms. All the I love the great weather here people are just stuck there. They have to sell themselves that lie. And it’s just that va big fat lie.

@@Aztec339 I'm trying to persuade my long retired mom to move back to Pennsylvania. I'd take a snow storm any day over the yearly menace of a hurricane 🌀 that can spin out tornadoes. It's just crazy to me, to willingly live in major disaster zones.🌪

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Yeah, or you could just, you know, look out your window...then confirm by going outside.

@@alphaforce6998 Although going outside sounds like a good idea, it is inaccurate in so many levels as our human senses are not calibrated to perfectly measure temp, winds, etc. In addition humans are incredibly diverse in terms of what we perceived to be warm, hot, cold, etc. The best we can do when we go outside is to guess, which also depends on experience. Now as an outdoor and survival enthusiasts, grew up in a farm, and who have lived (not days but months to years) in tropical, dessert and mountain environments, I think I acquired a humble decent sense of weather prediction, but still it is not as accurate as a good 21st century weather report (or app) that is based on advanced technology. I believe this is more important when it involves a storm, as just going outside only tells that winds are increasing and something is coming on my way, but what else is also coming, tornadoes, more rain, etc. Maybe when I am 100 years old, my weather guesses will hopefully be highly accurate, will see. However, as a scientist, I want accuracy, no guesses. 😎

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I hope they all blow away. State of traitors.

Thank you so much. I live in Tampa Bay and waiting while prepared.

@Daniel Pacheco Destruction and havoc is not just for Florida. It can very well come and get you.

@@specialk2514 I'm praying for all of U ❤ I can't imagine how terrifying this is for u all 😞

@Daniel Pacheco ur a real sweet guy!!! 🤬

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@Daniel Pacheco Aww, show me on the dolly where the mean Florida touched you.

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What if I told you there is no infrared model...and it's all just made up?

Hopefully it misses Georgia altogether.

I live in Port Saint John, Brevard County. I have a canal along the back of my property and a canal across the road. If we get 12-15 inches my house will be completely flooded and no flood insurance. Getting a lil anxious myself.

@@mikelb61 sandbag your home

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