- cross-posted to:
- prepperintel@lemmy.world
- prepperintel@lemmy.world
- dallas
- denton
- cross-posted to:
- prepperintel@lemmy.world
- prepperintel@lemmy.world
- dallas
- denton
Pretty active day out there (TX, LA, MS). Stay safe out there…
If anyone is interested in extreme weather, take a look at Ryan Hall Ya’ll YouTube channel. He often goes live for these outbreaks and operates a non-profit to help the victims of storms such as the ones today.
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One thing to be aware of with Ryan Hall is the /EXTREME/ hype and WORLD SHATTERING YouTube algorithm hyperbole bs that is fed into the regular postings of the long term forecast videos. The NWS & NSSFC say any forecast past 48 hours is only a general trend for a general area and has a remarkable amount of uncertainty which increases the further in the future the forecast goes.
I appreciate the live reporting and doing good works for disaster survivors. But the hyperbole - well, it just isn’t for me I guess. I wish Pecos Hank was still making weather videos regularly. If you want to see stunning weather videography with wit, wisdom, and a pretty good soundtrack, hit up his channel. Admittedly that channel is not so good for live updates, but frankly, NWS alerts are the best source for that as well. And if you’re in the hazard area, you should look up your local Emergency Management Department (usually county or city level). They often have a mass notification system you can sign up for to receive emergency alerts which are immediately fed from NWS.
One last plug - NOAA Weather Radio. If you live in tornado country, get one. Or flash flood country. Or downstream from a dam. Or in a tsunami hazard area… Really, just get one - they’re cheap lifesavers.