If This Angry Hulk Storm Keeps Growing, It Could Be Chaotic, Get Prepared!

In this video we are recapping the angry hulk derecho from earlier this week. After that, more chaotic weather is possible as the SPC has issued slight risk outlooks for today, tomorrow, saturday, sunday, AND MONDAY. And then, we have to talk about the tropics as some of the recent data shows something very interesting…


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Hulk Derecho Recap: 0:00
More Severe Weather In The Southeast: 1:44
Next Storm Keeps Growing: 5:06
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Tropical Weather Update: 10:30
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[katieelatiee]

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[tactictornado]

Ryan, i watched during the Bowling Green tornado in December and your team helped our city so much! Thank you for all you do, and you do save lives! :-)

[FerdinandFite]

Ive learned so much from Ryan and his chasers that I was able to spot a nearby tornado in Goshen Ohio yesterday. I didnt see the tornado itself but I recognized debree very high in the air. I was in my safe spot several minutes before the sirens went off. (with a hard hat, flashlight and my phone) The damage was a mile or so from me but I feel great that I saw the danger coming were others had no warning. Thanks Y'all.

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[jennykennedy]

We need the rain so bad right now here in Indiana

[teresagoodwin]

Just a quick addition, when we had storms roll through a couple days ago, there was 4 inches of rain in one hour and near where the 4 inches fell, another area got 5.51 inches of rain and yes we had flooding. This is in Columbia SC and there are places prone to flash floods.

[thehillbillychickenranch]

Thank you for the heads up on this storm. I'm in TN! You really are the go-to guy for weather.

[MrsAlmaTrumble]

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[naomidaum]

Finally got our first measurable amount of rain yesterday here in Medora, Indiana. Got half an inch in half an hour. Hoping for a little more rain today and tomorrow for the crops. Glory to God for giving the plants a drink yesterday when they needed it most.

[teresagoodwin]

Absolutely Fascinating!!! Love the weather nerd info with the explanation of what each screen and line is indicative of producing whatever part of the weather!! I actually get excited when you post a video!!I know I'm going to learn something. However, when you're live streaming, I start praying for whomever is in harm's way. Loved meeting the Y'all Squad Team that's assembled to help you get the word out about ALL THINGS WEATHER and Be prepared not scared ❤️🤗 Keep up the great work 👍❤️🤗🙏 You're such a BLESSING as is The Y'all Squad Team Family 👍❤️🤗🙏

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I live in west central PA and love this channel. Friend of mine referred me months ago and I feel you are much more accurate than than other sources... We have had very little rain this spring/summer and the weather apps always appear as though we will get days of rain but by the following day the forecast totally changes and no rain again. I have lived all over the USA and I swear this is the hardest area to predict weather of anywhere I've been! Storms seem to break up right before my area or slide north or south or break apart... Absolutely crazy

[monovision]

In middle Tennessee we've gotten almost no rain for weeks or months. It feels like forever. So it's weird to keep seeing us in these systems we never see materialize at all. Grass is all dead here. Trees turning brown. You never see that here.

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[SacredHabitats]

Back in the early 1960s I remember many summer storms causing a green color in the air. I never knew what it was or why it happened. I have never met any other people who had ever seen that happen back in the 60s. I have never seen the green cast since then. I guess conditions need to be quite exact for it to take place and maybe we're going into a period when it will be more common again???

[MeRia]

You are younger than me Ryan. I recall green sky's when I was a kid in the 70's. The birds would go completely silent❤️⛈️❤️🌪❤️

[Dakotastorms]

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[QueenOfHearts_]

Definitely needed the rain where I'm at!! Thanks for the info Ryan!! 🙌

[stormrunnermedia]

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[tomvennings]

Thank you Ryan and team! You are literally the only weather team I watch. I appreciate all your hard work! Nobody comes close.

[calgal]

You are my first and only source for weather. Love your enthusiasm and explanation of why and how weather forms. Weather is fascinating! Thank you. 😎