
Daily tropical newsletter and updates from WPLG-TV Miami Hurricane Specialist and Storm Surge Expert Michael Lowry
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Author’s Note: This will be the last routine issuance of the daily Eye on the Tropics newsletter for the 2026 hurricane season unless conditions warrant. Thank you to our longtime readers as well as new readers who joined this season. I’ve...
We knew the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season would have some stiff headwinds working against it months before the season even began.
Our first newsletter of 2026 way back on April 9th headlined what was expected to be the least active season...
Atlantic basin sunrise satellite Monday. Credit: NOAA
Historically speaking the Atlantic hurricane season is through 92% of seasonal activity by October 26th. By the end of October most named storms have formed and nearly all major hurrica...
With Subtropical Storm Josephine being declared extratropical Thursday afternoon – only 24 hours after it was named – the Atlantic basin map is cleared and should stay clear through the remainder of October.
None of our long-range models s...
Subtropical Storm Josephine “sandwich” satellite (combined visible and enhanced satellite) southeast of New England Thursday morning. Credit: NOAA
The nor’easter that’s been loitering off the U.S. Eastern Seaboard this week, bringing wides...
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Michael is Hurricane Specialist & Storm Surge Expert at WPLG-TV in Miami with over 20 years of professional experience as a tropical meteorologist. His expertise is frequently credited by the New York Times, Washington Post, and Scientific American.
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