9/10/24: Francine's Track Shifts East, Putting New Orleans at a Greater Risk
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Francine continues to grow and strengthen in the western Gulf, with a hurricane strike imminent tomorrow in Louisiana. Hurricane and storm surge warnings are posted, with impacts extending east all the way into western Florida. Tornadoes will also be a hazard east of the storm track tomorrow and Thursday. This video also covers the rest of the tropics.
I live in Coastal Louisiana. This is the best tropical storm analysis I have ever had the privilege to listen to.
Of all of the information I've looked at concerning this storm; This was by far the best. Great job Josh!
@johnmule9419 thank you for Ybor comment so i can make good use of my time
Excellent - no sensationalism, fact based, and a great message at the end. Amen, brother!
Thanks Josh praying everyone makes it safely through this one!
@@s388tee4 it’s a category 1 😂
I’m in St. Tammany parish…rocking and rolling again, we know the drill. Prayers and thoughts are always welcome…the nasty part is always after the storm when everyone is stuck on generators in 90 degree weather and scarce gasoline.
Let’s hope it’s moving fast and won’t spin off too many tornadoes.
Amen👑😇🕊️✝️💞🙏
I'm in New Orleans currently.
My best hopes for you over there,my thoughts are with everyone on the coasts,you and yours.
@@yvonnesmith6152 High of 75 and 81 Wed and Thursday. Better than Ida for sure! 🙏🏼
I did subscribe about 2 minutes into it. You’re the best! Amen
Me too!
It’s amazing how accurate these models have become. My first time visiting your channel, appreciate your knowledge and professionalism. I live in Gulfport, MS so I’m subscribing so I can check back in during future storms to come. 😎
Thanks weatherman Josh
Love the weather updates .. so much great info without the fluff like other weather reports
Thank you Josh! Very very informative. How often will you be planning to do updates? This is the best and most helpful information I’ve heard!!! Thanks again!
Probably daily, usually around lunch time on the East Coast - plus community posts and posts on my Facebook page.
@@joshsseverewxthank you!
Thank you Josh..😊
God bless you and protect us all! The lord is KING!!
I'm currently in New Orleans,above the French Quarter on the Esplanade Blvd Ridge,so I'm not so worried about flooding as it's the rain/ wind pounding.
Never count on the power in these here,Wednesday will be a wild ride for sure.
Had a feeling it was time when the Gulf blew up 2 days ago,about time for a sneaky one to pop up.
My biggest concern is any homeless people stuck outside in these.
If you're going to pray for someone,pray for them,no one deserves to go through one of these like that.
Thanks weather man Amen 🙏
Katrina fooled us like this....was weak and blew up overnight
This is nothing like Katrina.
Good After noon from Houston Texas ❤❤❤sending prayers to every one that is effected with this storm❤❤❤
More than anything else, I’m proud of you that you give honor and glory to God! See you here, there or in the air ❤️🙏🤗
Hey Josh, it's Atchafalaya Basin, not Bay, I'm here in Nola French Quarter!
I was referring to the bay at the mouth of the river near Eugene Island (St. Mary/Terrebonne line)
@@joshsseverewx , I've never heard of that, but sure enough, I looked it up and you are right!!! I stand corrected, 63 and still learning, thank you Josh, and we're battening down the hatches!!!
Thank you Josh. We’re New Orleanians and are ready.
Prayers for Louisiana!🙏
Hope Francine misses New Orleans. Thank you Josh for the updates.
It sounds like no matter what Baton Rouge getting hit 🎯. Fick!
Great info
Many thx
Hey man thanks for taking time to do this for us. I live in South MS in Biloxi specifically about a quarter mile away from the beach. How many and how bad will tornadoes be basically on the Biloxi beach?
You have a risk for them for sure, they'll be quick forming and moving so be sure to pay attention.
@@joshsseverewx Thank you so much. Would it be better to head more inland like Vancleave/Latimer? We have family there with a brick home. What EF ratings are we looking at? Thank you again so much and bless you and yours 🙏
Tornadoes are extremely difficult to predict in landfalling hurricanes. There was a deadly EF-3 in North Carolina in the middle of the night when Tropical Storm Debby hit South Carolina. Going inland would help, especially to avoid storm surge, but I don't think you avoid the tornado threat.
@@joshsseverewx Good information to have. Thank you from someone who's fascinated and scared of the weather.
I love how Biloxi is New Orleans 😂
😂😂😂
Biloxi is "the landmass between Nola & Mobile" 😂 according to the weather channel from past hurricanes
mississippitoday.org/2020/09/16/marshall-ramsey-landmass/
@@joshsseverewx exactly 🤣
Batten the hatches, LA! ❤ from Arkansas
✋️🇵🇷saludos
❌❌❌Get out of New Orleans
Seems most of the TH-cam weatherman blew this one
How so? It's a hurricane now, and will continue strengthening overnight. I've been talking about this risk for the Gulf for over 10 days now. It's going to hit as a hurricane. Shifts left and right are common up until the final 12-24 hours, hence the cone.
Is there any chance it going to Houston
No
Oh MY!!Not New Orleans. I get tired of how they worry so much about them and not the rest of the hit areas. Then they continue the lie a storm surge during katrina caused the flooding. They just will not admit a barge broke lose and damaged a levee that breoke and flooded N.O. not storm surge.
@@LifeUser How do you know this? I would like to do my own research but I would like to know your resources as well.
Regardless if it was a barge or surge or malfunctioning pumps the death toll was high and it’s not far enough into history for people to remember floating corpses. Have a heart man
They worry more about New Orleans because there is a much higher population there and thus a much larger potential for loss of life.
@@LifeUser people all around New Orleans have lost nothing short of everything. Do not be weird about this
Goodbye Florida
The great Mississip
Why every time it's no longer going to Houston all of a sudden it's going directly to New Orleans I mean every hurricane I'm starting to think all your people do that s*** for the views because y'all either one Houston city views or y'all want New Orleans views
I can tell you that since Josh has immediate family in Louisiana not far from New Orleans, we would not prefer to even jokingly hope or push out news for a New Orleans hit. But if mentioning New Orleans gets those folks to take precautions, as they should, then mentioning them is a good thing. #trollingatitsfinest
@@tamaranagelberg4761 I am not trolling I am from Southwest Louisiana and all these weather people act like New Orleans is all of Louisiana it is not all of Louisiana Katrina was 20 years ago theirs was because of a levy flooding not because of a dangerous hurricane Southwest Louisiana had hurricane Laura on record was the hardest hit hurricane ever and they still treat our side of the map like we don't exist these days everybody want truth speakers trolls
Did you not learn anything from Beryl? The storm was not forecast to directly hit Houston but yet millions got the eastern eyewall and lost power for days. Unfortunately the setup looks similar for New Orleans even though the official landfall point is 70-80 miles southwest. If you watched the video, you'd have learned that.
I want it to come to Panama city
@@user-cs6fr2mw7p , why? I'm pooped after doing all the hurricane prep around my house and yard. Not fun.
@@crickadoodle1 me too!