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Eye on the Tropics

Michael Lowry

Daily tropical updates and approachable science of hurricanes, climate, and the ocean from a South Florida-based hurricane and storm surge expert

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Quiet End to October After a Record-Breaking Start

After a banner start to October that included 3 simultaneous hurricanes (Kirk, Leslie, and Milton) during its first week – a first in our recordbooks for the month of October – with more activity packed into one month than we see in some Au...

2 months ago
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Keeping an Eye to the Caribbean for Next Week

The 2024 hurricane season has been exceptionally backloaded, with activity peaking during what is typically the downswing portion of the season.

2 months ago
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November U.S. Landfalls: Where Have They Formed and Where Have They Hit?

Since official Atlantic tropical cyclone recordkeeping began some 174 years ago, nearly 600 tropical storms or hurricanes have struck the mainland U.S. shoreline during all months of the year, except for January, March, April, and December....

2 months ago
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Oscar on the Way Out, Tropical Atlantic Takes a Breather

Tuesday morning satellite showing a weakening Oscar moving through the southeastern Bahamas. Credit: NOAA

2 months ago
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  • Michael Lowry

    Hurricane Specialist & Storm Surge Expert @WPLGLocal10 @ABC Miami. Former @NWSNHC, @FEMA, @weatherchannel, @UCAR_CPAESS, @DeptofDefense, @FLSERT. https://www.local10.com/team/mlowry/

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