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Ryan Truchelut (aka WeatherTiger) is a Tallahassee-based meteorologist who partners with the USA TODAY NETWORK to provide expert tropical forecasting during the hurricane season. He’s known for his sharp analysis and his witty pop culture references.
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AccuWeather on MSNFlorida building buried seawalls to protect coast from hurricanesJust in time for hurricane season, buried seawalls are being constructed in order to protect the coast from powerful storms. AccuWeather's Leslie Hudson reports on the project from Ormond Beach.
A major project aimed at increasing protections of vulnerable stretches of Florida’s scenic State Road A1A is nearing completion, just as hurricane season gets underway.
Miami Hurricanes land elite 2026 offensive lineman Canon Pickett over rival Florida, adding a physical presence to Mario Cristobal’s future front.
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TCPalm on MSNWhen does hurricane season start? What to know about 2025 hurricane season in FloridaThe Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, peaking around mid-August and late October because the water in the equatorial Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of America, formerly known as Gulf of Mexico, gets warm enough to help support tropical wave development.
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WPBF Channel 25 on MSNSaharan dust is making a return this weekend. What it means for South FloridaThroughout the early half of the hurricane season into August, you will hear meteorologists talk about Saharan dust.
Nine months after Hurricanes Helene and Milton slammed Florida less than two weeks apart, businesses dependent on tourism want visitors to know they're open even as construction continues.
A meteorologist who has spent his career warning South Florida about hurricanes had a new warning for viewers last week: He’s not sure he can do it this year. John Morales of WTVJ in Miami said the Tr
Pembroke Pines was born as a city in 1960. But it wasn't until the early ‘90s that it became a boomtown. That's when thousands of people displaced from Hurricane Andrew in South Miami-Dade began new lives in the suburbs of South Broward.
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Pam Teeter lives just off Taylor Road in the DeLand area, a stretch that’s no stranger to flooding during hurricane season.