Two Tropical Systems In Play! Gulf Coast And East Coast!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today, August 15th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Exactly what World News Report Today told y'all would happen is happening. And it's going to become more so Central Texas Gulf Coast. Just like I promised, not a Matamoros, well, landfall, nothing like that. We still have Aaron out there, which has become a hurricane, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, looking to become a Category 4 hurricane. This is Enhanced Satellite View of Aaron. You can see it's hitting the Lesser Antilles, much further south than we really thought it would hit them. So we're going to have to see what happens here. Most models have this going up and skirting the east coast of North America. So they're hoping it won't be a problem, maybe some storm surge. Of course, the tornadoes, etc. All right, here we are looking at the official National Hurricane Track of Aaron. This thing's going to become extremely strong. A Category 4, they have it dwindling down to a Category 3. We will see if that happens, but AI says it won't. It will continue to strengthen into a Category 5 hurricane. So we do have a hard pull to the north, northeast, and we'll see if that, well, stays with us or not. This is actually the National Hurricane official track. Over in Invest 98L, Enhanced Satellite View, the whole Gulf of Mexico is getting beat up. Look at New Orleans. Look at the moisture. Someone is creating in New Orleans. I will show you all the cloud seeding happening there. But, ladies and gentlemen, that's excessive, to say the very least. All right, looking at Invest 98L spaghetti models. Remember, they all took it into Mexico yesterday. I promised y'all that would change. It in fact did change. They're all taking it into southern Texas today. I believe that's going to move up towards the north of the Gulf Coast of Texas. So I want everyone to be prepared for, well, it could very well be a hurricane landfall. So if we take a look at Colombia, they're still hitting it with those Doppler bursts to hit the ionosphere, still hitting it with, of course, silver iodide, hitting it hard. Let's take a look at some of the cloud seeding happening in the Gulf of Mexico. I want you to look at the silver iodide here, as you can see here. We've got a problem. Obviously, they're intensifying these storms, especially over in New Orleans and Mississippi right now. So that's just part of the problem. All right, over to windy.com, we're going to take a look at their AI. There is Aaron looking very strong there, coming over the Lesser Antilles, north of Puerto Rico, north of the Bahamas. And then we have the system here. It's a little bit further north than we had hoped. And it looks like it's actually impacting Corpus Christi already. Those are the winds, the precursors of the system. Please also note here in the Sea of Cortez, we're seeing some awful strong winds heading into Arizona. Let's play this out. I did get a new mouse today. So I'm excited. Look at Aaron become stronger and stronger as it passes over Puerto Rico. This is tomorrow, Saturday, still Saturday. We have another system that will become a hurricane and it's off to Ireland, the UK. And then you see 100 mile per hour plus winds here. And, well, this is going to be Sunday into Monday. Sunday into Monday. When's it going to take its sharp turn, right? Or is it? That's the real question. Or is it? This is into Monday evening. Wake it up on Tuesday. We have 144 mile per hour winds here in the system. It looks like it's taking it much further north than North Carolina. So let's hope that happens. Imagine the destruction no matter. In summary, the National Hurricane Center has air incoming in with sustained winds of 75 miles an hour. They think it's going to increase strength into a Category 4, maybe 5 hurricane, and then skirt the East Coast and move up towards Nova Scotia. All of our friends in Canada need to be watching this one for sure, and everyone on the East Coast needs to be watching this one for sure. We also have the system that they said was going to hit Matamoros no longer. Is it headed for Matamoros? It's headed for Corpus Christi. My best guess is, well, by tomorrow morning, it's going to be headed into Houston, Texas, as usual. With that said, guys, we can always call it before it happens. Because it's man-made. That's the only reason we can call it before it happens. God bless you guys. Please share our videos. Please subscribe if you have not subscribed. And always remember, anything is possible in Bizarro World. God bless.