This snow has got me excited about the BRAND NEW YALLOMETER 3.0 now available on shopryanhall dot com!

I'm watching the storms closely in TN/KY! I'll go live if things pop off. For now, YallBot is doing a great job!

A major arctic blast hits the central and eastern U.S. early next week, bringing the coldest air of the season. Expect temps 15-25 degrees below normal, with single-digit lows in the Upper Midwest and frost possible in northern Florida. The West Coast will see above-normal warmth.

Severe weather threat for the Tennessee & Ohio Valleys this Friday afternoon/evening. A 2/5 slight risk includes Nashville, Murfreesboro, & Bowling Green. A marginal risk is in place for Memphis, Cincinnati, & Louisville. Threats include supercells, isolated tornadoes, strong winds, and hail.

Severe storms are headed to Clarksville, TN and surrounding areas Friday!

A "Pineapple Express" storm is heading for the Pacific Northwest, but it's arriving at the exact same time as King Tides. This dangerous combination of heavy rain, 70 MPH winds, and the year's highest tides creates a severe risk for coastal flooding

This is what we’re doin’

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Hurricane Melissa intensifies into a catastrophic Category 5 storm, taking aim at Jamaica. The slow-moving system is forecast to bring life-threatening conditions, including up to 40 inches of rain and a devastating storm surge, before tracking toward Cuba, the Bahamas, and Bermuda.

Hurricane Melissa is the THIRD Category 5 storm of 2025, tying the record set by the legendary 2005 season. And get this, 80% of this season's hurricanes have reached Category 4 or 5 strength. That's the highest percentage in Atlantic history.

Unreal. If you’re anywhere near this thing, do everything you can to get to safety now.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Hurricane Melissa is looking like a monster this morning

A dangerous situation is developing in the Caribbean as Tropical Storm Melissa is forecast to rapidly intensify into a major hurricane. Jamaica and Haiti face a severe threat of prolonged hurricane conditions and catastrophic flooding. The Bahamas and South Florida should also monitor this storm.

While unlikely, Florida isn’t out of the woods with #Melissa. Our latest Coastal Awareness model keeps a few tracks brushing the peninsula but the bigger concern is for the islands, which should be preparing for a strong, slow-moving storm.

Heads up, there's a tropical system brewing in the Caribbean called Invest 98L. It's expected to hit several islands before its future path becomes clear, with Florida and the southeastern U.S. possibly in its sights. It's a good time to keep an eye on the forecast.

YallBot’s takin’ a quick nap while we finish v3. I’m rebuilding the whole backend to kick off our new per-state YallBot program. First up: a brand-new national 24/7 stream, better graphics, more uptime, and a much smarter, more interactive YallBot. Back soon better than ever.

BREAKING: Tornado confirmed in Bismarck, Arkansas yesterday. NWS survey found EF-1 damage near Degray Lake State Park. This is why we take even 5% tornado risks seriously.

Small chance of a live stream today

SEVERE WEATHER ALERT ⛈️ A strong storm system is forecast for this Saturday, Oct. 18th, for the ArkLaTex region (AR, LA, E. OK, S. MO). Be prepared for strong winds, hail, and possible tornadoes, especially overnight. Have multiple ways to get warnings! #severeweather #arwx #lawx #okwx #mowx

Tracking a rare 2% tornado risk in Los Angeles today!

A Day 6 severe weather outlook has been issued for this Saturday, October 18, 2025. A 15% risk area covers parts of the Lower Mississippi Valley, including St. Louis, Little Rock, and Memphis. Potential for supercells, large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes. Stay aware! #arwx #mowx #tnwx #mswx

Fall severe weather / tornado season is upon us.

I'm building 24/7 YallBot weather streams for EVERY SINGLE STATE in America! Each one locally focused, live, and running nonstop. Which state should we launch first? Can probably handle 1-2 new states per month while we scale up the backend.

Tropical Storm Jerry has formed. Still looks to stay mostly out to sea!

FLOOD ALERT today and tomorrow (Oct. 6-7). A Level 2 out of 4 risk for excessive rainfall is in place, with some areas potentially seeing 3-6 inches of rain. While the moisture is much-needed for the drought-stricken region, it may come too fast for the dry ground to absorb.

BREAKING: The EF-5 drought is officially over. After 12 years, the National Weather Service has upgraded the June 20, 2025 Enderlin, North Dakota tornado to EF-5, the first confirmed since 2013’s Moore, OK event.

Lots of rain expected in the Ohio Valley over the next couple of days. We need this, but some of it could come down too fast, leading to flooding. Keep an eye out.

The internet’s addicted to doom. But if you spend any time outside the timeline, the world’s still full of people doing good, weird, hopeful things.

Our next tropical system is about to form in the main development region

As a digital meteorologist, I feel it’s my duty to inform you all that I have written a scathing, track-by-track review of the new Taylor Swift album. Stormy conditions ahead.

The wave coming off Africa now has a 40% chance of development in the main development region over the next 7 days...

There’s still some gas left in the tropical Atlantic…

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TWO hurricanes are spinning in the Atlantic right now. Humberto is a Cat 2 with 100mph winds. Imelda just became a Cat 1 this morning. Bermuda is in the crosshairs.

Fall has left the chat. It's going to be 90°F in Minnesota next week.

Here is an update on future Tropical Storm Imelda. While the latest forecast indicates it will likely stay offshore and not make a direct landfall in the United States, significant coastal impacts are still possible.

Google DeepMind’s weather model is already beating “state of the art” ensembles on scraps of compute. If tech giants put even a fraction of what they spend on chatbots into forecasting, we’d be decades ahead.

Models have finally locked in on a path, and it’s the best-case one: Imelda stays out to sea. Our coastal awareness model doesn’t even flag the South Carolina coast in the “aware” category anymore. What a fascinating, humbling forecast.

Humberto certainly looks like a CAT 5 to me! Insane presentation on the WeatherWise app!

Rising was a good film. It shines a light on Eastern Kentucky and the strength of the people here. I saw that strength firsthand after the catastrophic flooding in 2022, and the documentary captured it well. Glad I got to be part of the roundtable with the Governor after the screening.

We're actually rooting for Hurricane Humberto to become a Cat 5 monster. It sounds crazy, but it might be the very thing that saves the Southeast U.S. from a direct hit from another storm. A wild forecast! #Humberto #Imelda #HurricaneSeason

TROPICAL STORM WATCHES NOW IN EFFECT along Florida’s east coast from Palm Beach to Flagler/Volusia. TD9 is expected to strengthen as it moves through the Bahamas this weekend. By Monday, parts of Florida could see tropical storm conditions, spreading north into the Carolinas next week.

This is hands down the most complicated tropical forecast I’ve ever seen. Models split between landfall in the Southeast, looping off the coast, or yeeting out to sea. Forecast looks like spaghetti night at grandma’s.

It's crazy that exactly 1 year after Helene, we are talking about another multi-day rainfall event for the Carolinas. Key difference: This is 6-10" over 5-7 DAYS, not hours. Helene dropped 30" in a day. Still concerning for flooding, but this is NOT a mountain catastrophe scenario.

Invest #94AL forecast is a mess! Models split between US landfall or out to sea. Hurricane #Humberto's outflow and altered steering flow will either help push 94AL northwest into the Southeast coast, or pull it out to the Atlantic at the last minute. FL to Carolinas: continue watch this closely.

Excited to see the powerful documentary RISING and honored to join Governor Andy Beshear, survivors, and community leaders for the roundtable discussion in Frankfort. Grateful to play a small part in telling Kentucky’s story of resilience. #RISINGKY

New data on Invest 94L (future Imelda) has prompted my coastal awareness model to elevate most of the South Carolina coast to "PREPARE" threat level. A Southeast U.S. impact is becoming increasingly likely, though the exact track and intensity remain uncertain.

NEW YORK TORNADO: Multiple scanner transmissions report multiple trees fell on a house at 24 Bear Road in Calicoon Center, causing a structural collapse. A female reportedly fell through the bathroom floor but was able to get out and declined EMS. - Calicoon Center, NY (24 Bear Road)

Two storms in the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Humberto and Invest 94L, are approaching each other and may perform a rare interaction known as the Fujiwhara effect. Humberto is will become a major hurricane while Invest 94L strengthens, creating significant uncertainty in the forecast track for both.

Invest 94L in the Caribbean is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm "Imelda" soon. My coastal awareness model has elevated most of the southeastern U.S. coast to an "AWARE" threat level. While forecast models remain inconsistent, impacts are increasingly likely through the Carolinas.