The Weather Is About To Get Even Weirder…

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In this video we are talking about several days of severe weather and a developing “death ridge” that could change our weather significantly towards the middle of May.

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Wednesday Is Heating Up!: 1:31
Thursday Severe Weather: 2:18
Friday Storm Watch: 5:13
Death Ridge Begins This Weekend: 5:50
Quick Extended Overview: 7:24
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[RobertKavanagh]

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[Jeff-yeso]

what's great about Ryan's videos is its not just "there's rain here, storms there, here's the temperatures" but he actually explains why this is happening, which makes everything feel more legitimate. its educational for us viewers too!

[chise_]

Well you were definitely correct about that northeastern Colorado bit. The storm we had come through on Wednesday was massive and weird af. It hailed so much outside of my house that it looked like it had just snowed. And even weirder, you drive 3 blocks away and there is nothing, next to no hail at all. It was probably the most bizzare storm I’ve seen in my life.

[justindtackett]

I love understanding why. And weather patterns. Thankyou for all your information.

[ronpatriot]

Just so you know, I work at a retail company in Mayfield, Kentucky, and of the many customers I talk to about the weather and mention your name, probably 9 out of 10 people know of you. You ARE my weather guy!

[fishskigaming]

Im almost never in the severe weather zones because im in New England but i hope people in these areas stay weather aware! But remember! Don’t be scared be prepared! Thanks for all you do y’all! ❤

[SpiteBellow]

I have never been more excited for weather in all of my life. What a channel

[rustyfox]

Damn ryan you hit it right on the head. Was in a tornado warning today in Colorado and still supposed to get rain all week long into next week

[Super-Animation]

Liquid IV sounds exactly what I need to get over the Covid fatigue that is just hanging on. Death Ridge does indeed sound scary. Thank you, Ryan Hall, for all you do to keep us up to date with all the crazy weather.

[CarolAnnHenderson]

You're such a gifted weather forecaster! Thank you. ✨️

[OceanTrader]

It’s surprising how accurate the omega block was; these videos are a great proxy how the weather is going to turn out over the coming weeks. Thanks Ryan! Be safe y’all

[ashnikfield]

Thank you for informing us about this!! Super helpful to know what to watch out for!

[maxmorningstar]

Wanted to say you were right, in Colorado and we’ve got some severe weather warnings with tornados, hail and storms should hit pretty soon, thank you for giving me the heads up!

[mr.martyr]

This dude makes a living scaring the shit out of people with "OMG THE SKY IS FALLING!" videos. Lol

[Bluekandy]

Hey y'all, Andy here :) Please make sure you understand the thumbnail and the term "death ridge" as it's known by storm chasers. It's important we spread the right message and not perpetuate nonsensical interpretations of what we're talking about here.

To reiterate Ryan in the video and my own script work and analysis that went into this video, the death ridge is an atmospheric pattern that brings incredibly warm temperatures much further northwest in North America than on average—thus accentuating the wildfires in Alberta, and imposing on heat records in the Pacific Northwest. Down the line, it prevents typical larger storm systems from setting up and maturing until they reach the east coast, but does support the development of progressive derechos like that of June 2012.

I go storm chasing on May 13th and I personally am not looking forward to the death ridge, lol. Thanks for reading, and thanks for watching our work!

[lauraprescott]

May in Oklahoma is terrifying. All the biggest tornadoes happen this month.

[t-yoonit]

Say some prayers for our central Canadian neighbors. They're experiencing some major wildfires right now.

[loganmartin]

No bullshit, very informative, and explains every detail so the viewer knows exactly what's going to happen. Keep this up, man.

[cry_now_laugh_later]

Snow in Michigan and tornadoes in Missouri?! How rare!

[thetouristaonTikToc]

I don’t even go to the weather channel anymore, I come here. In my 44 years of life, Ryan Hall has been the only one who gives accurate weather. Thank you.