
Daily tropical newsletter and updates from WPLG-TV Miami Hurricane Specialist and Storm Surge Expert Michael Lowry
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On Wednesday, the team of hurricane experts at Colorado State University (CSU) issued their June forecast update for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, reducing their predictions from their earlier April outlook, and now calls for the lowe...
A disturbance we first detailed in this newsletter a week ago is now being tagged by the National Hurricane Center for low development odds later this week in the southern reaches of the Gulf before moving inland over eastern Mexico late Sa...
Though El Niño is responsible for intensifying many extreme weather patterns associated with climate change – worsening extreme drought, heavy rainfall, and heatwaves globally – its impact on the Atlantic hurricane season is generally welco...
In newsletters last week, we previewed the possibility of an active eastern Pacific seeding an uptick in storminess across the western Caribbean or southern Gulf later this week.
In particular, we were following trends from a developing sy...
The first full week of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season will close without any named storms. While that might feel unusual based on recent, early-blooming seasons – with 8 of the last 11 hurricane seasons notching the first tropical or su...
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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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