I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
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Re: Texas Spring 2026
HockeyTx82 wrote:I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
For the record I don't have any social media accounts, so the only Twitter posts and such I see are ones that are posted here.
Reed Timmer is a professional Meteorologist. He holds a Ph.D. in Meteorology from the University of Oklahoma. My take on his post is that we have several chances for severe weather outbreaks in the area he outlined during the month of April.
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Re: Texas Spring 2026
HockeyTx82 wrote:I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
For the record I don't have any social media accounts, so the only Twitter posts and such I see are ones that are posted here.
Convective Chronicles is wonderful for none hype and very informative severe weather info.He has a Masters in meteorology also. Highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/Wb9YRGasbKY?si=J9UMi-_BYEjc8wk5
The meteorologist of Nutrient Ag Solutions is also highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/T-mVbwX6LYM?si=22QBRoRIC2PIgk0X
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Re: Texas Spring 2026
Fifty Rock wrote:HockeyTx82 wrote:I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
For the record I don't have any social media accounts, so the only Twitter posts and such I see are ones that are posted here.
Reed Timmer is a professional Meteorologist. He holds a Ph.D. in Meteorology from the University of Oklahoma. My take on his post is that we have several chances for severe weather outbreaks in the area he outlined during the month of April.
Trust me I know who Reed Timmer is. I still respect him, I just think that some of his hype and over the top commentary is just not my style anymore. His business is to drive clicks and views so I get that he wants to get out there and stir up talking points. His contribution to Meteorology and such does not go un noticed, I think he could turn down the volume a bit, but again that's his choice and some people like that. Just not for me anymore.
And on that subject when a person is a professional meteorologist with his credentials people tend to hyper focus on everything he says and just pass it along because again his business is to drive views to his services. I think with his type of public profile that he should also be mindful that some people will take what he says and not fully comprehend and understand what he's trying to get across and thus create some potential fear and unwarranted panic because the majority of people don't understand exactly how models and forecasting works that far out or even in the real time.
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Re: Texas Spring 2026
wxman22 wrote:HockeyTx82 wrote:I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
For the record I don't have any social media accounts, so the only Twitter posts and such I see are ones that are posted here.
Convective Chronicles is wonderful for none hype and very informative severe weather info.He has a Masters in meteorology also. Highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/Wb9YRGasbKY?si=J9UMi-_BYEjc8wk5
The meteorologist of Nutrient Ag Solutions is also highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/T-mVbwX6LYM?si=22QBRoRIC2PIgk0X
Yes I have convective Chronicles and I do appreciate his style.
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Re: Texas Spring 2026
wxman22 wrote:HockeyTx82 wrote:I mean if you read between the lines of what Reed put up he's basically saying an active period not necessarily intensity.
Would a professional meteorologist please comment and give us a level-headed actual data-driven response versus sensationalistic post to get clicks and views from a social media account? I went ahead and removed him from my YouTube subscription. I have enough to worry about in my life and don't need extra nonsensical noise.
For the record I don't have any social media accounts, so the only Twitter posts and such I see are ones that are posted here.
Convective Chronicles is wonderful for none hype and very informative severe weather info. He has a Masters in meteorology also. Highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/Wb9YRGasbKY?si=J9UMi-_BYEjc8wk5
The meteorologist of Nutrient Ag Solutions is also highly recommended!
https://youtu.be/T-mVbwX6LYM?si=22QBRoRIC2PIgk0X
Convective Chronicles also does 30 to 50 minute post-mortems on big ticket tornado producers of the past, and the occasional SPC Mod or High Risk that 'underperformed'. I knew about jet streaks but he has shown the speed of the progression of the jet streak is also a factor in whether or not significant severe will happen.
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