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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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 8 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.

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So then that leads to overall fewer hurricanes because of stronger atmospheric. voice-verified
atmospheric winds or what we call elevated wind shear across, especially the mean development region across the Atlantic. voice-verified
So this is a splay just to show you overall, kind of on on average, El Nino hurricane or tropical system tracks uh over the years. voice-verified
Now this still looks like a pretty busy map, but we'll take a closer look at La Nina here and kind of compare the La Niña storms to El Nino storms, and you'll see the difference. voice-verified
Really, what this paints the best picture of is just to show y'all how any voice-verified
Anything that did pop up, generally in the eastern or central Atlantic, tends to recurve when we see El Nino seasons. voice-verified
And of course, when you have a stronger El Nino, you see even fewer storms. voice-verified
or you see more of this recurving trend. voice-verified
So very few of these systems made it over into the Caribbean and few made it over into the Gulf as well. voice-verified
But of course when we have things that can from time to time pop up a little closer to home that has that better opportunity of still making landfall. voice-verified
Which is why we tend to say it only takes one. voice-verified
Yes we're expecting a below average season. voice-verified
We're gonna hope that plays out in our favor. voice-verified
Uh but you know, if that's not to let your guard down either, that uh that means things are gonna stay quiet for, you know, the US and our coastline. voice-verified
That's a great question. voice-verified
Uh, but as of now, we're already teetering on El Nino status. voice-verified
Technically, you know, I just checked on the Climate Prediction Center's, you know, status update and it says El Nino watch. voice-verified
We are literally in that in the it's technically the El Nino three point four is kind of what we eye and we're teetering already on that zero point five sea surface temperatures above average in the eastern Pacific. voice-verified
Once you hit zero point five and above, you have Al Nino. voice-verified
So we're pretty much there. voice-verified
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