HeyJaredMike Buresh
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Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Near record low ACE to begin 2nd to last month of Atlantic hurr season (opens the original)
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***** ALWAYS CHECK & RE-CHECK THE LATEST FORECAST & UPDATES! **** This blog is written & updated daily by *me* - Mike Buresh. Tropics threats/impacts for Jacksonville/NE Florida/SE Georgia: None. The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1st through Nov. 30th. The peak of the season is September 10th. The average date of the ninth named storm of the season is September 9th (8 so far)... first Atlantic hurricane avg. date is Aug. 11 (none this season so far). The Atlantic ended the month of September
First Alert Weather: Locally heavy rainfall possible over the weekend with highs in the 80s (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Hereâs what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast: RIGHT NOW: Mix of clouds and sun with isolated showers, a rumble of thunder with temperatures in the 80s. TROPICS: Fay & Hanna have dissipated. No areas of concern for the moment but eyes on the Gulf for *possible* long range tropical development. Next name: âIsaiasâ. Always more: âTalking the Tropics With Mikeâ. ALLERGY TRACKER: See what the pollen counts look like in our area TONIGHT:
Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Tropics go a little quieter to end September (opens the original)
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***** ALWAYS CHECK & RE-CHECK THE LATEST FORECAST & UPDATES! **** This blog is written & updated daily by *me* - Mike Buresh. Tropics threats/impacts for Jacksonville/NE Florida/SE Georgia: None. The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1st through Nov. 30th. The peak of the season is September 10th. The average date of the ninth named storm of the season is September 9th (8 so far)... first Atlantic hurricane avg. date is Aug. 11 (none this season so far). ** Low pressure over the Central Atlantic
Buresh Blog: Trop storm Fay...Wet season & El Nino...90-degree days...Taste of fall... Oct. averages (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — This blog is written & updated weekly by *me* - Mike Buresh. To become a part of the First Alert Neighborhood weather station network powered by Tempest - scan below &/or click * here *: See & read updates every day at âTalking the Tropics With Mikeâ. We continue the streak of the latest to have a hurricane develop over the Atlantic Basin in the satellite era - since 1966. Only two years - since 1851 - are known to have not ever had at least one Atlantic hurricane - 1907
Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Two distant Atlantic storms... Polo moves ashore on Pacific side (opens the original)
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***** ALWAYS CHECK & RE-CHECK THE LATEST FORECAST & UPDATES! **** This blog is written & updated daily by *me* - Mike Buresh. Tropics threats/impacts for Jacksonville/NE Florida/SE Georgia: None. The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1st through Nov. 30th. The peak of the season is September 10th. The average date of the ninth named storm of the season is September 9th (8 so far)... first Atlantic hurricane avg. date is Aug. 11 (none this season so far). ** Low pressure over the Central Atlantic
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