Expert analysis of Florida hurricane threats, with a twist of dad humor.
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WeatherTiger's Tropical Quick Hit for August 13th
Cristobal cristobails, as a couple of waves percolate in the eastern Atlantic.
Florida tropical threat synopsis: There are no tropical threats to Florida or the continental U.S. for the next week or more, with any developing systems unlike...
WeatherTiger's U.S. Hurricane Landfall Risk Outlook for August 2026
How do favored development locations during an ultra-mega-El Niño shape U.S. hurricane landfall risks in 2026?
Welcome to WeatherTiger’s continuing coverage of the 2026 hurricane season! If you’re a paid subscriber, as always, thanks for y...
WeatherTiger's Tropical Quick Hit for August 11th
A wave in the eastern Atlantic has a decent chance of development this week.
Florida tropical threat synopsis: There are no tropical threats to Florida or the continental U.S. for the next week or more.
The Ballad of Lisa Frank: The Hurricane Watch for August 10th
Florida tropical threat synopsis: There are no tropical threats to Florida or the continental U.S. for the next week, with any activity over the next 10 days likely to take place in the eastern or subtropical Atlantic.
Almanac: It’s Monday...
Summer's End: The Hurricane Watch for August 7th
Rumblings of possible development in the Eastern Atlantic, but no U.S. threats on the horizon.
Florida tropical threat synopsis: There are no tropical threats to Florida or the continental U.S. for the next week or more.
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Ryan has a bachelor’s degree in Geosciences from Princeton and a doctorate in meteorology from Florida State. He has authored weather analysis for the Washington Post and USA Today and appeared on CNN and BBC World News as a guest expert.
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