Atlantic to Stay Quiet for Next 7-10 Days, Next Chance for Development not until End of July
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Good info. Thanks. I hope the switch to the new supercomputer isn’t a disaster.
Your videos are always filled with great information. Smooth like a good cup of Mocha Java! Thank You
Great analysis! Thank you!
Keep up the good work Levi.
Great job Levi, I really enjoy how you give your opinion on
something and you back it up with either graphics, or previous
history. I see alot of people are starting to talk about the wave leaving Africa now some say it will develope and some say it won’t, I was wondering what are your thoughts, I know you said wait till it gets over water for a couple of days.