Sustained winds above 156mph will put it at a catagory5. I am concerned with how that storm surge will behave in the big bend. All that water dome will be impacting land.
I was in this storm as it hit with all my family , even on a video on my youtube as it tore down the house with us in it .. still cant believe we survived this , and have survived it twice as we got out in the eye went to my moms house across the street only to repeat it again
I wish I could have seen the eyewall and eye. Drove to Tallahasee to see storm. Was gonna go to Bay County but left too late. I hope another hurricane like this strikes the US soon.
@@patrickkinney4998 That’s what I heard. Tell me something. Why would I have not enjoyed it. Tell me what the worst part of it to you was. Well I did get to Tallahassee where they got about a cat 1 there and I drove west near Quincy where there could have been a couple of gusts to 100. So I guess I should not complain too much. You know the one and only place that got sustained winds of cat 5 strength was Mexico Beach up to a half mile inland. That’s not saying everywhere else did not have severe winds. I would say from east Panama City Beach to Port Saint Joe it was devastating. I am just saying the absolute highest winds and surge were in that one small area.
Hurricane Irma was also scary riding up the back bone of the west coast of Florida, We were very lucky this storm lost its intensity when it hit Marco Island in SW Florida could have been a lot worse.
And I don't know how we got so lucky. Been watching these beasts for decades track across the warm Atlantic waters, and I don't think I've ever seen a monster like Irma (or even close to Irma) weaken to that degree over small lands like the Keys. And then almost completely fell apart in SWF. Extremely rare occurrence.
Different computer model programs , staff ,computers in that order, though there might be shared computer resources. Its hard to say which is best as the weather seems more chaotic and less precedents to go on. But they both do there best.
This guy has the most in-depth coverage of any meteorologist I’ve seen
100% true. Whenever we have a Hurricane I come here to get my fix.
Thanks Tim, you are the best, imho. Prayers for everyone in this storm’s path. This will be catastrophic.
Sustained winds above 156mph will put it at a catagory5. I am concerned with how that storm surge will behave in the big bend. All that water dome will be impacting land.
I love this man, he's pretty good.
Tim: "not likely to get that strong"
Michael: "hold my water"
Everyone be safe
I was in this storm as it hit with all my family , even on a video on my youtube as it tore down the house with us in it .. still cant believe we survived this , and have survived it twice as we got out in the eye went to my moms house across the street only to repeat it again
Great job man 💪😀😘
160 mph category 5 Hurricane Michael.
I wish I could have seen the eyewall and eye. Drove to Tallahasee to see storm. Was gonna go to Bay County but left too late. I hope another hurricane like this strikes the US soon.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 I saw it. Don’t think you would of liked being here. I think the back half was worse
@@patrickkinney4998 That’s what I heard. Tell me something. Why would I have not enjoyed it. Tell me what the worst part of it to you was. Well I did get to Tallahassee where they got about a cat 1 there and I drove west near Quincy where there could have been a couple of gusts to 100. So I guess I should not complain too much. You know the one and only place that got sustained winds of cat 5 strength was Mexico Beach up to a half mile inland. That’s not saying everywhere else did not have severe winds. I would say from east Panama City Beach to Port Saint Joe it was devastating. I am just saying the absolute highest winds and surge were in that one small area.
@@markpalavosvrahotes5575 uhm Ian
Hurricane Irma was also scary riding up the back bone of the west coast of Florida, We were very lucky this storm lost its intensity when it hit Marco Island in SW Florida could have been a lot worse.
And I don't know how we got so lucky. Been watching these beasts for decades track across the warm Atlantic waters, and I don't think I've ever seen a monster like Irma (or even close to Irma) weaken to that degree over small lands like the Keys. And then almost completely fell apart in SWF. Extremely rare occurrence.
Like, just a couple weeks ago, Michael was some wind and rain... good work, Tim Pandajis!
Michael was just some wind and rain just 5 days ago
Stay safe.
So what happened?
Looking back trying to compare to idalia now as it approaches. Michael was different. Out of the norm
Praying 🙏🙏🙏
anyone know the difference between the usual model and the European model?
Different computer model programs , staff ,computers in that order, though there might be shared computer resources. Its hard to say which is best as the weather seems more chaotic and less precedents to go on. But they both do there best.
Makes sense :)
Worst storm I was ever in. I was living in the Dothan, Alabama area.
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PLEASE MERCY!
Yes hurricanes are way past to dang lol
Hmm laura is very similar to this