Juliana Mejia
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783 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Aug
Juliana Mejia’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Gulf Stream is always like, you know, seeing the different circulations within the ocean is always fascinating to me.
That's a great question.
We've been talking about this as well with you know
models here and there trying to hint at something, whatnot, but uh, you know, we look for consistency, we look for trends in the models and, you know, so far so good.
And not, you know, expecting anything at this time.
And of course we'll keep you in the know if anything changes.
Yeah, the light like I've got radar uh in front of me and the lightning is popping off right now in our northern counties.
But you know, part of it what we've been talking about this morning in the morning shows is like it you know, it's this front.
It's enhancing our rain chan rain chances rain coverage overall here in northern and kind of central Florida.
Yeah.
I feel pretty good.
I you know, it is the
reminder there as well.
This is a this is my personal uh I don't want to I don't know what to call this, but a reminder that El Nino primarily for the US affects our wintertime.
There's, you know, I think less and less now at this point, but I've gotten a ton of questions about summertime impacts.
We do kind of look to the tropics for the, you know, impacts or direct kind of changes to our
climate into our weather patterns, uh when it comes to how that affects the US, but overall we're looking to winter time to see any changes to our weather pattern with L North forecast to actually peak technically is is during the uh the fall into winter.
Hey folks, welcome to the W Filet Stream Center.
Are the tropics as quiet as they seem right now?
And thanks for joining us.
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