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Isaias has strengthened to the first hurricane of the Atlantic season this year and will make landfall over the coming days. It has the potential to bring damag…
Isaias has strengthened to the first hurricane of the Atlantic season this year and will make landfall over the coming days.
It has the potential to bring damaging winds, torrential rain and a storm surge to parts of the US Gulf Coast.
Shell, BP and Chevron have started evacuating workers from their offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. Authorities say a quarter of production in the region is now shut down.
In this video…
0:00 - What could Isaias hit?
4:32 - Why are oil companies worried?
6:24 - Why so few hurricanes?
#Hurricane #HurricaneIsaias #Oil #BBCNews
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
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15 Comments
@@NatasaBakerImported1mo ago
Oil prices are going on because of war in the middle east, trying to blame the isaias, that is how God repayes the one who is responsible for the oil prices
@@benismalone236Imported1mo ago
Why would Trump cloud seed? Unless its Bidens fault
@@benoitguillette8945Imported1mo ago
The real cost of fuel is having to live with a deadly (warmer) climate worldwide forever. Get ready for more floods from hurricanes, more forest fires,...!
@@mrfugazi6713Imported1mo ago
What’s this, another excuse to put our energy prices up again.
@@bushwickbabyImported1mo ago
I wish it would change course and level Palm Beach---one house in particular...
@@Jos_xxlImported1mo ago
in the end of the video... quote, could be the first and last huricane this season... my thoughts are, or they are ALL late this season and its just beginning... (just a thought)
@@ThePFC1898Imported1mo ago
The fun part is that absolutely nobody outside the United States actually gives a f***
@@carlanilssen7918Imported1mo ago
thanks for using the correct name of the Gulf of Mexico
@@bluegate55Imported1mo ago
Alabama here we know hurricanes change in a minute. rumps government so stupid they didn't tell him he will be traveling into a hurricane
@@EveryoneHatesNaviImported1mo ago
Always good to get my US weather updates from the British. Cheers
@@RTMonitorImported1mo ago
i have nothing to say (lol, maybe i use the word somehow, because that's how I understand. Somehow is somehow.)
@@quententenImported1mo ago
man made oil crisis vs. mother nature? is this really a logical thought process or does BBC think we're not that bright?
@@waqarkhan25Imported1mo ago
This not good
@@geegaw1535Imported1mo ago
From dt who says he know more about anything than anyone else. <br><br>Did dtS face have to be in this announcement?
Isaias has strengthened to the first hurricane of the Atlantic season this year and will make landfall over the coming days.
It has the potential to bring damaging winds, torrential rain and a storm surge to parts of the US Gulf Coast.
Shell, BP and Chevron have started evacuating workers from their offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. Authorities say a quarter of production in the region is now shut down.
In this video…
0:00 - What could Isaias hit?
4:32 - Why are oil companies worried?
6:24 - Why so few hurricanes?
#Hurricane #HurricaneIsaias #Oil #BBCNews
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
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