So early today. Good on ya Gurl. Accurate and precise. 3.25" rainfall previous 24hr. here in the hot spot, Guate. The fish are happy in the lake, but not as happy as me, a long time dryland permaculturist. Living in a rural indigenous community where supplemental irrigation is simply not practiced, rainfall is pura vida. Feel like a little kid in a candy store! and you say the best is yet to come! You made my day! Thank you very much Gurl Dani'i! ❤

Good morning Dani'i 🎉blessings 🙏

At 00:38 is marked in red where a tropical low pressure system will be, in the Gulf of Campeche. Anywhere in the world, there are 3 fundamentals regarding whether a tropical low pressure system is substantially likely to become a severe tropical cyclone in a rapid manner. 1. Sea surface temperature above 29 3/4 degrees Celsius. 2. Sufficient distance from the Equator. 3. Low enough wind speed at 19 kilometers of altitude. In the Gulf of Campeche on Monday June 17 2024, the first two requirements are met, but there is a definite "no" from requirement 3. Regarding requirement 3, the windspeed at 19 kilometers of altitude is about 70 kilometers per hour. At about half that windspeed, requirement 3 would be a "maybe", but 70 kilometers per hour is simply too fast of a wind at 19 kilometers of altitude to allow speedy development of a tropical low pressure system at the current sea surface temperature of 30 degrees Celsius. In a science fiction world where the sea surface temperature was 40 degrees Celsius instead of 30 degrees Celsius, the answer would be "maybe", but in the real world of the early 21st Century, the answer is a definite "no" to rapid development. Technically, the reasoning has to do with wind shear. With a 70 kilometer per hour wind at 19 kilometers of altitude, the wind shear numbers will simply be too large to allow rapid development. Interestingly, the windspeed at 10 kilometers of altitude, a windspeed that is now at mostly less than 20 kilometers per hour, is much lower over the Gulf of Campeche, making the formation of a tropical depression there easy. At higher altitudes, though, the strong wind currently over the Gulf of Campeche makes hurricane status very unlikely under current conditions.

Top of the morning to you lovely Dani'i.Thank you again for your update. Wish you a fabulous week.Hello to all our viewers.Wish everyone a great week. Dull and hazy in Trinidad. Weekend was very hot.

Good morning Dani’i. Thank you for the update. We’ve been getting rains overnight on ambergris Caye. Cloudy sky’s during the day looking like it wants to rain but I think they’ve been passing us and heading to the mainland Have a great day

Good afternoon Dani.the Cayman islands very windy and alot of down pours back and forth this is a busy hurricane season just have to be prepared

Dani, thanks for telling us about the Weather development in Central America. And the Invest in the Areas of Florida and Bamuda moving into the Atlantic Ocean 🌊. Harvey Rain 🌧 on some Caribbean Island 🏝 and the Sahara Dust moving throughout the Caribbean Islands Islands 🏝 . The Gluf Of Mexico could have the first name Storm for the Hurricane 🌀 Season.

Very good! Thank you :))))

Happy New week Dani. Its a hot, humid, calm and Sunny morning in the federation of ST. Kitts and Nevis. Have a Marvelous Monday.

Good morning dani last night we have heavy thunder ⚡ and some rain here in southeast st Elizabeth.

Good morning Dani, thank you for the weather update.

good morning thanks very much for what you do its really appreciated

Rain in the cayman island 🏝️

Gracias corazon❤

Hope you continue to stay safe on your end

Good morning,, Dani'i,, Thanks for the Update Have A Progressive Week,,🇱🇨👊🏽🇯🇲👍🏽❤️🥰

Hey good morning thanks you for the update you enjoy your day 💯😊😊 I will love the rain in Grenada 🇬🇩🇬🇩 😊😊😊

Hello from Miami.Miami princess

Good morning!

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Maybe this is Alberto