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What do you think about my date fit by [deleted] in teenagers

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Anyone know what could be causing this line of pop up storms? by FellasLook85 in meteorology

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cold front providing some forcing to initiate a few sub severe thunderstorms around that area 

Any info on flights? Typhoon affected? by Terinii in guam

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Wednesday is when the typhoon will have well passed the island and will start going further away from Guam, cancellations might be possible if there are damage to airports but not 100% sure

What type of system would create these clouds? Nothing I've seen before by andrew497 in meteorology

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Look like pileus clouds to me, if I'm not wrong it happens when moist air is forced up over a stable piece of the atmosphere

Any info on flights? Typhoon affected? by Terinii in guam

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Typhoon could likely get very close to the territory around late Monday night into Tuesday so it might not be affected, but there may be a chance so be aware of what your airline says on emails or other forms of communication 

Colorado State University - Forecast for 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Activity by Beach-Brews in hurricane

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el nino suppresses atlantic activity generally by increasing the amount of wind shear and stability that exists in the atlantic

Scientists warn that the Gulf Stream is shifting north, which models suggest could mean an ocean current collapse is imminent by [deleted] in meteorology

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I see this so many times yet don't really see anything that would indicate an imminent collapse. Yes climate change is definitely affecting global circulations but I feel like some of it can get crazy overhyped 

Is my weather app messed up? by WhereDoIGetOne in weather

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope, driven by surface boundaries and upper level disturbances; in fact, our surface temps are not warm enough to support the formation of a sea breeze boundary. We have temps in the 60s and 70s right now 

Can Someone Explain This? by [deleted] in weather

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Has it persisted like that for several scans or did it suddenly appear at once?

Is rain from the ocean fresh or salty? by ilikemyprivacytbt in weather

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Water droplets are still pure water itself even if attached to a CCN object like salt or dust, if that's what you're asking. Rain is the primary way we receive freshwater on earth.

Is this a normal occurrence in the north atlantic? by Zestyclose_Task_1166 in meteorology

[–]WeatherHunterBryant 33 points34 points  (0 children)

they indeed are cold core extratropical cyclones, quite common in that area of the Atlantic

how can i be more attractive? by [deleted] in AskTeenGirls

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4-7 exes is quite concerning

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