Friday, February 15th, 6:00 a.m. Mountain Time, 2019. Guys, in this video, we're gonna take a look at the weather conditions in the northern and southern hemispheres. We're starting to see some cyclones breaking out down around Australia. That's the last thing they need after the recent flooding they've been dealing with in some areas. Over six feet of rain in about ten days. I'm going to show you some pictures that are absolutely mind-blowing. But first, we're looking at the atmospheric River in the northern hemisphere. We talked about this earlier in the week. Here is a good look at this atmospheric River, and it did bring a lot of rain to the west coast, Arizona, up into Nevada, parts of Utah, and obviously, California. Here's a video clip from California. This was sent in by a friend, Richard from San Bernardino, and you can see some flash flooding occurring at this intersection. You can see water flowing right there. Several inches of rain fell in a short period of time during this atmospheric River Event, and it's not done yet. What you're looking at is a current image. I meant to go 17 right now as there is a current satellite loop, and that's the atmospheric River we talked about earlier this week. This is the storm that brought 191 mile an hour wind gusts to the top of Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii. Several reports of downed power lines and a lot of coastal damage associated with this when it was a low pressure. It made a turn, became an atmospheric River, and now it's dumping copious rainfall and snowfall totals in the Sierra Nevadas, measurable in feet. Several feet at that, so a lot of moisture is being brought into the United States...
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