Watching Four (maybe more?) Tropical Systems in the Atlantic

Dr. Levi Cowan creates videos and blogs pertaining to tropical cyclones, primarily hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean. Posts occasionally concern other, non-tropical weather events around the world. Levi has a Ph.D. in meteorology from Florida State University.

[ChristmasPierce]

Human analysis is paramount in times of model uncertainty. Thanks for your expert opinions, Dr. Cowan.

[kyled]

2020 Hurricane season be like:

"And they don't stop coming. And they don't stop coming. And they don't stop coming"

[JohnnyYTwestbrook]

You should do more forecasting more often like this I love it

[carolbaldwin]

Thank you for keeping us informed! I've been watching for years and you're the best!

[Ronin]

I find the Paulette & Rene interplay simply intriguing. The next few days will be very interesting, as you have pointed out. Thank you and take care, amigo.

[iamlalapalooza]

wow.. just found you! this is so interesting! when i was in college i took a serious meteorlogy class.. it was designed to be daily because, you know, weather is daily lol ...anyway, the professor would come in and immediately draw a map of north america on the chalk board and then give a very brief synopsis of what was going on Highs Lows etc etc and a small forecast.. we loved it! and our quizzes and final asked us to do the same.. when we left the class we could read which way the wind blows!! so great! it would be neat if someone could do that every day on youtube... no fancy graphics no nuthin ..just the chalkboard and the easy going talk.

anyway.. thanks this is great!

[quohime]

Love these longer more in depth videos Dr. Keep them up!

[mariannenoordermeer]

Thanks for this Dr Levi, will tune in for the next video

[christylehman]

Holy hurricanes! This is just fascinating! Thanks Levi

[terijones]

Thank u Levi🌀Counting on u from southeast Ga🏝

[Ron]

Thanks Levi! Great breakdown. I am looking forward to further updates.

[SoItGoesCAL]

Thanks so much for talking about the storm which will come off Africa in a couple of days. We appreciate it as we live in the islands. Take care and stay safe.

[NSEasternShoreChemist]

These tropical tidbits are very tasty (and informative). Yum yum. Thanks Levi!

[terris.]

You are simply THE BEST. Thank you for your great analysis. :)

[matthyblessings]

Great video as usual...I was wondering where you were.

[jeffersonspace]

Thanks Levi. Wonderful summary. Parks worker here in Miami, FL. I don't want to be a roofer anymore, or work on a prison road gang at the park. Bless.

[thekays]

There’s a lot more wind shear and dry air relative to September. This year doesn’t seem as bad as the others which is interesting despite how many tropical cyclones have formed.

[skinnyd]

Best weather forecaster on web
Always complete info of all models and great explanation

[ThatJoshGuy]

Hey random question: just north of the arrow you drew around the 6:48 mark, is that extratropical or something? I'm not of the trained eye so I'm just curious. In addition, the model you showed at 14:30 seemed to show something close to Portugal, which I know is extreme north for a tropical anything, but I'm just curious what you think that is or could be?

Thanks for everything Dr. Cowan. Your videos have been invaluable. Watching you instead of binge watching Weather Channel during the buildup to Isaias definitely helped reduce the massive panic and doomsday feelings for me here in Daytona Beach. Can't thank you enough for your information. Hope you and yours are well.

[geannettefigueroa]

when is your next video? the one coming out of Africa looks like a treat to Puerto Rico and my family is already freaking out!!!