Juliana Mejia

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783 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Tracking the Tropics: Hurricane Season Podcast · Could there be another Hurricane Melissa in 2026? | Tracking the Tropics · 9 Jun 2026 podcast

The Pacific's ha been off to an active start. voice-verified

What was Tropical Storm Boris, now tropical depression Boris, Tropical Storm Christina uh bringing some impacts here to El Salvador, likely over the next day or so. voice-verified

Uh but what we're keeping voice-verified

keeping an eye on and what, you know, some forecast models have been a little voice-verified

excited about is the energy and moisture associated with honestly both systems but uh tropical storm Christina all that kind of sweeping over Central America potentially re-emerging here in the Southwest Gulf. voice-verified

Uh but you know take uh peace of mind here that overall that deep tropical moisture looks to really stay out in the Western Gulf as well as almost kind of just wash away over into Mexico over the next few days. voice-verified

Locally here across the north voice-verified

Northern Gulf, even across Florida, kind of just focus on more of the moisture hanging out, or seeing the return of humidity here in real time in the Tampa Bay area. voice-verified

But this is not abnormal to kind of see this activity and see systems like Pacific systems that provide some energy and moisture to Central America that can cause some tropical mischief in the Caribbean or in the Gulf, and that's because typically late spring, and then we see it again. voice-verified

Again, in the fall, we see the Central American gyre, which is kind of just this all-encompassing word for or phrase for this seasonal occurrence of this kind of area, large area of circulation, large area of lower pressure that from time to time can spin off low pressure systems that turn into tropical systems. voice-verified

Part of the reason why throughout the month of June, we tend to look voice-verified

closer to home to uh potentially those homegrown systems for uh tropics activity here across the Gulf portions of the Caribbean, but mainly the Gulf and even the East Gulf at that very close to home here in Florida for potential tropical development. voice-verified

Again though, so far so good and keeping things nice and quiet. voice-verified

Uh which is why then that's why we wanna kinda break things down for voice-verified

Uh last season gonna talk about Hurricane Melissa and uh I think Melissa's serving as the prime example of, you know, we're looking at a quiet hurricane season ahead hopefully. voice-verified

Absolutely. voice-verified

It only takes one storm. voice-verified

Yeah, so this was a nice, you know, graphic. voice-verified

I think uh, you know, some other members of our weather team had put this together, I think, last season with an overview of Melissa's track, the rapid, extreme rapid intensification uh from a tropical storm into then what was a record breaking Cat 5 hurricane making landfall in Jamaica rolling over uh eastern portions of Cuba as still a major hurricane. voice-verified

and then eventually drifting its way off, making that close pass by Bermuda as well, uh still maintaining hurricane strength. voice-verified

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