Brandon Lashbrook
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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It's not as turbulent as things a little more uniform within the actual storm.
That's great stuff.
Yes, exactly.
So I've been working on this for the past month or so.
So exclusive announcement here on Tracking the Tropics.
I, here at WFXR, have an aviation podcast show that's going to be coming out very, very soon.
And the first episode is going to be all about hurricane hunters, how they actually fly into the storms, more of a deep dive into the aviation aspect of it.
And then we'll take more of an in-depth look at my flight into Hurricane Milton as well.
and do a little more discussion on what I saw too.
So that's coming down the works very soon.
I'm very, very excited for it.
Yeah, in those El Nino years, you get less of those long track tropical wave systems off the African coast.
And sometimes you have to watch more so for those homegrown systems, like off of old frontal boundaries, like Arthur and kind of Bertha developed just in the Gulf.
And those can sometimes have short lead times, but sometimes they can be a little more messy too.
A lot more rainfall as well associated with those.
Definitely a little bit of fun fact, retiring names, the reason why we don't use the Greek alphabet anymore is because you have some of those names retired.
And so you can't really replace those names because the Greek alphabet is only one of those names.
Yeah, for me, it's when we have those long track system that we're watching for days on days, it's more of a marathon rather than a sprint.
We're watching these systems for four or five days before they even get close to us.
So my advice is not to waste all your emotional energy within one day.
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