Aaron Lowe

college student, former restaurant worker, finding purpose in life

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

I'll keep this and look at it towards the end to see how it shaped out

[Mark Sudduth @hurricanetrack]

Always appreciate the maps and updates from Ben. I’ll explain what this could mean for the upcoming hurricane season during my weekly video discussion on Monday.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@GasBuddyGuy These are very hard to keep up with due to the back and forth of the on and off war leading market swings every week.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MattDevittWX Where do people get this stuff from?

[Josh Morgerman @iCyclone]

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[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MattDevittWX @grok @WaynesAwake Crazy the things people like to argue about despite having no researched knowledge of the subject.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MaxVelocityWX @amarkowitzWX As I look for work in the field, it's becoming more and more obvious that social media is where it's going. Still hard to get an actual job in weather right now. Something to keep in mind I guess.

[Adrian Linares @AdrianLinares28]

September 18, 2026, marks 100 years since the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926. A century later, it remains one of the most impactful hurricanes ever to strike South Florida and serves as a reminder of the region's vulnerability to major hurricanes. #FLwx

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@BenNollWeather 2015 produced 11 named storms while 1997 produced I believe 7 in the Atlantic that year, so even with a record breaking El Nino, 11-13 named storms wouldn't suprise me along with 2-3 majors, but we shall see.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MattDevittWX All from a storm that had a sloppy appearance on satellite. Category is not always everything it's the impacts.

[Jeff Berardelli @WeatherProf]

It’s official: El Niño has arrived… and odds are it may be the strongest in over a century! So how does it compare to other strong El Niño events? And what kind of impacts can we expect in Hurricane Season and into the winter in #Florida and along the Gulf Coast. Here’s a quick breakdown. #ElNino #HurricaneSeason #SevereWeather

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@tbrite89 Also, I feel a lot of the storms could form close to home. I feel any MDR storms are gonna be ripped apart. If we get a major storm or two near us this year we could get a Besty or Joaquin type of situation.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@bryan_maxw46284 @BobbiStorm @DaDaBuh Wilma and Ian were my big ones

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@HedgeHider1978 @MaxVelocityWX It has, it's just been quite a while. Last time that happened was 2015. Prior to that I think just a little before that 2013 was also another one.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

From a few days ago, but as we can see to no suprise tropical cyclone development is not occurring as we start hurricane season, however to much disappointment the extra moisture for the past week seems to have been a bust. Always watch model trends.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MattDevittWX Our worst hurricane season in SWFL history in 2022 wasn't too far off, only 14 names that year, and of the hurricanes, only 2 major hurricanes of category 3+. We all know how that turned out for us.

[Weather Unfiltered @wxunfiltered]

The peak of the spring severe season is coming to a close while hurricane season begins on Monday.

What roles do tornadoes play during hurricane season? In 2024, it was a big one.

@DrRickKnabb explains. @mikebettes @realalexwilson @weatherchannel

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@rushtropicalwx Sadly even models are starting to back off from the rain

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

A lot of us brought it too as far as the rain, but just can't believe some were posting that big hurricane coming to Florida in several days

[Rush Rush @rushtropicalwx]

Such a tease....Such a tease..

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@MattDevittWX Last year the GFS was terrible, even so it's been known to spin up ghost storms that never happen. We wouldn't be able to peacefully live here if the amount of storms it has spun up each season actually happened.

[Aaron Lowe @AaronLoweWX]

@iCyclone @RyanToemmes @FORTIFIEDHOME I found it crazy that the worst hurricane in terms of wind damage was Andrew in 1992 and the deadliest hurricane since the 1930s in Florida in terms of storm surge Ian happened in 2022. I would like to say such storms only happen once in a generation, but wouldn't bet on it.