Rebecca (host)
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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But September is usually the statistical peak of the most activity that we see out there.
And so Justin has our graph app here for you.
showing you hurricanes and tropical storms in red, hurricanes just without tropical storms in yellow.
We're that green arrow there at the beginning of August.
So really mid to late September and then it starts to trail off in early October is when we typically see the most number of storms out there.
That's not necessarily close to us in Florida.
The East Coast really gets a little bit more worried about September.
The West Coast of Florida is more worried about August and October.
But as Justin pointed out, it's not over until it's over, unfortunately.
Yeah.
All right.
Next question from Debbie Song.
Hashtag Hey, Justin, does Saharan dust affect anything when it gets over land?
I do think that weird front, because we have a front sitting over the southeast, which is pretty unusual for this time of the year for them to make it that far.
I think that is really keeping the dust kind of south of us, closer to Miami at this point, unfortunately, because we do love our dust and our dust sunsets.
Hashtag, hey, Rebecca, do El Nino year storms favor the Atlantic or the Gulf coasts?
And I'll open this one to a discussion with Brandon and Justin as well.
El Nino, in my opinion, doesn't necessarily make for a difference in the coastline other than we might see some formation outside of our typical development regions.
What do you guys think?
And lots of fish storms, too.
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