Join us this morning
AM for a major tropical weather live stream packed with hurricane discussion, storm history, forecasting analysis, and interactive fun.
We’ll begin with an El Niño update and discuss what current ocean temperatures and atmospheric patterns could mean for future tropical development. We’ll also continue our review of the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season, breaking down major storms, impacts, surprises, and lessons psg - brest learned from the season.
We’ll also have some fun with a hurricane simulation game where we’ll track storms, analyze possible scenarios, and discuss tropical forecasting.
Plus, we’re diving deep into Hurricane fcsb - unirea slobozia Wilma (2005), Hurricane Katrina (2005), and Hurricane Andrew (1992) — exploring their rapid intensification, devastating impacts, and how they changed hurricane preparedness and forecasting forever.
We’ll also talk about tropical cyclone experiences, including personal storm stories, survival experiences, preparedness, and what it’s really like living through major hurricanes.
If you love hurricanes, tropical weather history, forecasting, storm tracking, and tropical discussions, this live stream is meg stalter for you. Join the conversation live and share your own experiences in chat.
