A Very Strange Storm Is Coming, Next System Growing Bigger, Get Ready For Wild Weather…

In this video we are talking about tons of severe weather across the US. The SPC has put out enhanced risks for today and tomorrow. On top of that, they have highlighted elevated severe weather risks for Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday as well! If that wasn’t enough, the GFS is showing something very odd in the Gulf that we are going to dissect very carefully.

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[Shosho-mzht]

I feel a million times better knowing you will be there with/for us during Hurricane season 🥰

[CherylPix]

God bless you Ryan, and all of the people that work hard and long hours to keep us people alerted to the weather! 😊🙏🏻

[Lelexlexie]

I live in Spokane, WA. We did not have any sort of enhanced risk last Friday and we ended up getting TWO tornadoes that day. Weirdest storm I had ever witnessed...

[brendahamrick]

Love watching your predictions Ryan I don’t even watch the local news/ weather anymore🥰

[amythomas]

Here in West Texas, we’re experiencing unusually high temperatures for this time of the year. Between 102-108. We don’t normally have those temps until late July and August. Our weather has noticeably changed over the last few years.

[sdp]

Here in the western Mts of Maine it was 92 out for 2 days in May🥵 weather is weird!

[sellersbonus]

Just got the first phase in Mt. Vernon, MO. Massive rain, wind and pea size hail. Big tree fell n my back yard. Just the first phase!

[BlankCheck-krut]

I lost my home as a child from a tornado in 89 during hurricane Hugo, in Charleston south Carolina. I have an extreme anxiety when it comes to severe weather and any mention of tornados. I saw the forecast for Monday last night, and started feeling sick. I appreciate your breakdown for the central pa area, I feel much more at ease after listening to your report. Thanks for everything you do

[brianm.]

I know Ryan’s passion is chasing the weather, but thoroughly enjoy watching Ryan from the weather headquarter capitol of the world.

[deborahgross]

When my oldest grandson was in kindergarten, he told me the teacher had shown them what to do if a tornado came but he called it a
nor-ta-doe

[coastalvibin]

Live in Florida and have been following your tornado coverage about a year now, can't wait to see your hurricane coverage!

[peanutsassyathena]

I'm in Springfield, MO, right now. Storms sounding mean. Two inch hail just to the north with warnings people and animals will be hurt, take cover and protect your animals!

[BHV]

Ryan Hall, thank you so much for the work you do. It really means a lot to those who need it.

[rogerclark]

Don't be scared, be prepared and weather aware

[GoodWillPrevail]

I live on the west coast of Florida in Clearwater. I hope we don't get affected by a hurricane. My mom and I live in a mobile home. Praying!

[theguywhoasked]

Can we all be thankful that he does hard work to keep us safe.?

[stevenkatie]

In the DFW area in Texas they are already having very few rolling blackouts. Also they’re asking people to conserve energy at peak times during the day to avoid these blackouts as it continues to get hotter.

[Jordantchatagnier]

Thank god for the hurricane coverage. 30miles north of Galveston and we tend to get slammed with em quite often

[edwardbowers]

Well my NOAA WEATHER RADIO will be going bonkers in Harrisburg, Pa. tomorrow! Thank you for the update.

[evsea]

We had a tornado a couple weeks ago 40 minutes from my house in Washington state. And I called it!!! I’ve been watching too many storm chasers.