Juliana Mejia
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783 appearances
8 recordings
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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So uh though that kind of falls into the cons category because we don't we don't our our thunderstorms are strong enough here in Florida as is.
Um so when it comes to the pros, because shockingly, yes, there are upsides to this, um, because one, our favorite suppresses tropical activity.
But from there we can actually get some really pretty sunrises and sunsets.
I've kind of been seeing that, I think, a little bit.
with some of these light concentrations of dust.
The main reason for this, really the the the primary reason for this is because of uh scattering.
It scatters light differently.
Um so you'll actually scatter more of the blues and purples and it'll allow through more of the red hues of light, you know, oranges, pinks, so on and so forth.
I like distinctly remember some of these sunsets that I've seen over the last several years that you almost feel like you're on Mars or something.
Yes, otherwise exactly how it is.
But it's great picture lighting.
Just it is really picture.
Yeah, very picturesque.
Um, you know, and also interesting is that this the s the the I because it's very iron rich dust that can actually fertilize the Amazon rainforest.
It can be uh now there it can impact in a negative way our coral reefs, uh, but this can also feed ocean phytoplankton.
So it's a little bit of a kind of a
It's a balance, a healthy healthy balance, maybe we want to call it.
Yeah.
And it's easy, you know, 'cause we've been talking about it the last couple of weeks here on Track in the Tropics, it's easy to
You know, it is a lighthearted thing where it gets it's hot, it's bath water, it's nasty, and but it does start to tip over into that critical level of ninety plus degree waters and where we've seen these years past of some obscenely hot sea surface temperatures um that then become, you know, problematic for coral reefs, dangerous for marine life, so on and so forth.
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