Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

We live in a time when we see many of the things Jesus spoke about in the Bible. Earthquakes, famines, wars, and uncertainty seem to be making headlines more and more. Jesus said: "For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. All these are the beginning of sorrows." — Matthew 24:7-8 While these events can be concerning, the Bible also gives us hope. God has not left us without a promise. Jesus is our refuge and strength, and He has promised to be with those who trust in Him. One day, Jesus will return. He will make all things new, wipe away every tear, end suffering, and establish His perfect kingdom. Until then, we can live with faith instead of fear, knowing that God is in control and that His promises never fail. "Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me." — John 14:1 Keep looking up. Our hope is in Jesus Christ. #bible #jesus #GOD #christian

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

3 days ago

@DeanaHarga93651 @its_The_Dr @grok that video are we sure is current, that deff looks like another different shark attack video where a guy got eaten up

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

3 days ago

@grok @its_The_Dr why are you saying june 8 if we said its an older video lol

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

@grok @rcbenker @rrichcord @StefanBurnsGeo @USGS I really appreciate the information, yeah I understand they are scientist for a reason. Glad to see that they do look over that information and not just put it aside or ignore it.

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

@grok @rcbenker @rrichcord @StefanBurnsGeo @USGS So are you saying even though there are studies that may have an idea or a plausible cause, USGS does not think any of that information is correct? or they don't have any type of way to figure it out?

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

@rcbenker @grok @rrichcord @StefanBurnsGeo @USGS @grok so there are studies of other scientific causes of earthquakes that are peer reviewed but are they known as a possibility in the science world, or are they put aside as a perhaps this is true>?

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

@grok @rrichcord @StefanBurnsGeo @USGS I appreciate your Honesty as well I mean a lot of people seem to make up believable things to grab attention I guess

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

@grok @rrichcord @StefanBurnsGeo @USGS Could there be any correlation between them, or I would say is it just earths internal movements or can it be something else?

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

Florida: Rest of June looks like we’ll stay under a broad, flattened ridge, keeping fair humidity in place with typical sea-breeze showers and storms. Some days will see more activity than others, but the overall pattern looks fairly steady. There is also a lower-confidence signal that temperatures could trend hotter later in the month, with highs possibly climbing into the upper 90s for all of Florida and even near 100 in some spots. #flwx #florida

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

Central America: Tropical System Cristina will help not only bring more rain but hazardous flooding as the days progress and slow movement to the west northwest as it tags close to the coast. Tropical Storm Winds are expected but the main concern is how much rain could fall especially over saturated area. Some models highlighting up to 15 inches of rainfall where a few isolated areas are reaching up to 10. Now this will be within the next few days so stay alert with your local officials. #nhc #tropicalstormcristina

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

When it comes to rain totals for this week and next week, we’re not seeing much overall. Models are showing some tropical moisture at times across Florida, but nothing substantial at this point. I was previously holding off on mentioning a possible increase in showers because the setup wasn’t looking very confident. Could things still change? Of course. But for now, our regular Florida sea breeze some cold fronts looks like the main highlight unless something changes. #flwx #florida

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Manny The Forecaster @Modelologist

4 days ago

Ok Now I know Why People Liked using the NAM and don't want to lose it, I always used HRRR but using the NAM for a couple days I can see why it's a favorite, some details are better shown in terms of mesoscale features. While I stick to HRRR, it sucks that the NAM won't be around for long. I never used before it before but I will now use it until its gone. RRFS has to be real good by then, because I still don't like it. #spc #noaa #nws

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NWS Miami @NWSMiami

4 days ago

Update: Shaking has been felt across much of Florida in the aftermath of the 6.1 magnitude quake just west of Cuba. *NO* tsunami threat is expected from the earthquake.

NWS Miami @NWSMiami

4 days ago

6/8 @ 2:15pm: We've received several recent reports of shaking across Southwestern Florida within the past 30 minutes. An earthquake has occurred just west of Cuba in the southern Gulf. @USGS_Quakes has since revised the magnitude down to a 6.1 at a depth of 10km.