Justin Mosley

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761 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

Justin Mosley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But on the flip side of the coin, you typically do see things kind of get wild and wacky, so to speak, in the Atlantic or the Pacific Basin.
It's interesting how the things kind of just kind of balance out there.
We do, we do.
We saw a lot of that bleaching.
That's what you're mentioning uh last year.
Yeah.
Ninety degree water temps.
It was incredible.
Great swells coming in, right?
Yeah, we have a few uh in the Atlantic basin.
I'm uh assuming he's referencing, but uh we aren't anticipating any major development uh from these tropical waves.
Uh they're just pretty far to the south in latitude.
As look at the map here, you can see a wave coming off of the African coastline there.
But uh for the most part, we're anticipating a quiet stretch of days due to the uh
Upper level wind shear, the Saharan dust, and cooler than average water temperatures over the main development region where we typically would begin to look as we add deeper and deeper into the uh hurricane season here.
East Coast, New England.
Looking good right now.
As I mentioned, the Atlantic Basin is quiet.
Uh the uh New England area can still deal with cold fronts, believe it or not.
Bring uh temperatures down there, not only uh for sea surface temperatures, but the actual air temps as well.
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