2014 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook

A tidbit from the tropics by weather enthusiast Levi Cowan. Levi has been tracking tropical systems closely since 2002, and is currently working on his bachelor's degree in physics at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Please note that these tidbits do NOT reflect the official forecasts of the National Hurricane Center, and should not be taken as such. While tropical cyclones exist in the Atlantic, official NHC information will be posted on my website. Please refer to those when making decisions, and heed the advisories and evacuation statements of your local National Weather Service Office.

[KeeganLeahy]

I was so happy to see this in my sub box. The symbolic start to the hurricane season!

[mygetawayart]

i've rewatched 2013's March outlook and this outlook now to make sure that 2020 is not a fluke. We have to learn from 2013. This year we had similar looking patterns in March but unlike 2013, the pattern have resisted through May and don't appear to be weakening. With the current pandemic we could have the most deadly and destructive season in history.

[supervideowatcher]

i've been searching for vidz like this all along. ty levi :)

[ykjful]

Could you do a video on the rest of the winter, and the summer, and when It'll start to warm up in the US?

[LoStTaPeS]

Love the tropical outlooks Levi, but you are also very good at forecasting winter/summer patterns but don't post about that stuff as much. Can you do a summer outlook for the U.S?

[michaelmiller]

great news for the GOM Region looks good for us this season according to this video well that is what i got from it...

[smokescreen]

you left out rad and flooding factors of last and this year cold walter hot and what could be in soil in mexico and aulstrail had a big one already and godzilla movie wich this last winter the big cyclone the crossed the whole us 

[musgradezdre]

You was wrong last year and you wrong again about this year... 2014 will be a year to remember and only god can tell how much storm coming or if no storm will come