Justin Mosley

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

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all kind of rotating around what we call the Bermuda Azores High, and that brings all that dust in our general direction.
So not as thick at our latitude here across the Tampa Bay area, but again, South Florida through the Caribbean islands and out into the Atlantic, it's fairly thick.
I agree with that.
Yeah, I don't think it really has an impact on the steering of the storms where we see the way the atmosphere is kind of set up.
But where they develop, like you mentioned, is changed around a bit simply due to the wind shear that's
focused really over what we call the main development region.
If you're north of those latitudes, there's a better opportunity where the shear is a little lighter to develop a storm.
But as far as where they track, not much of a signal or correlation, I should say, with that.
Yeah, for me, I think it's having a plan and knowing your zone.
If you're on the coastline, knowing where you live and if you need to evacuate is key.
It's kind of number one, knowing if you need to leave your home and having a backup plan and just having a plan in general if a storm is threatening your area.
Know what you're going to do before a storm is threatening, before we have anything on the map.
And it really takes down a lot of the anxiety and preparation is the key to surviving these storms for sure.
That's right.
We're keeping track of that.
And I want to remind everybody, this is an interactive program.
So we want to welcome your questions and comments here on Tractant Tropics, Rebecca.
Yeah, that's exactly what we want to hear and see when it comes to the model data with a system that is that strong.
And it's really interesting to watch because in the Pacific Basin, because it is a larger ocean and the shear on average is a lot less, we see these storms become very strong in intensity and very large in scope as well.
So it's certainly something we're going to keep a close watch on when it comes to dolphin.
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