Eye on the Tropics
Michael LowryDaily tropical newsletter and updates from WPLG-TV Miami Hurricane Specialist and Storm Surge Expert Michael Lowry
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Bertha Breezes through Southern Louisiana, Expected to Reach the Upper Texas Coast Later Today
Thursday morning satellite (around 8:30 AM CT) showing the center of Bertha (denoted by the red tropical storm icon) removed about 150 miles to the northeast of its strongest thunderstorms. Credit: cyclonicwx.com
The low-topped cloud swirl...
Bertha Skims Across the Northern Gulf Coast with Little Fanfare
Bertha remained a weak, disorganized and lopsided tropical storm Wednesday morning, with its largely innocuous center swirl – absent any organized thunderstorms – sliding westward toward southeastern Louisiana.
Radar loop from 6 AM CT thro...
Bertha Forms, Expected to Remain Weak and Lopsided as It Skirts the Northern Gulf Coast
Tuesday morning sunrise “sandwich” satellite (combined visible and enhanced satellite) of Tropical Storm Bertha, whose center was located about 100 miles south-southwest of Panama City Beach, Florida. Credit: NOAA
NOAA Hurricane Hunters in...
Tropical Depression Expected to Become Bertha Today, Locally Heavy Rains to Scrape the Northern Gulf Coast
Monday morning “true color” (or GeoColor) satellite of Tropical Depression Two in the northeastern Gulf. Credit: NOAA
Tropical Depression Two, which formed Sunday morning over the northeastern Gulf about 150 miles west of Tampa, is expecte...
Gulf System to Bring Heavy Rains to Florida's West Coast and Big Bend Starting this Weekend
The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor an elongated corridor of low pressure stretching down the southeast U.S. coast and into the northeastern Gulf – with its south side tucked away in the elbow of Florida’s Big Bend – for poss...
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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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