Expert analysis of Florida hurricane threats, with a twist of dad humor.
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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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