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Dec 12 2025ENVIRONMENT

Ocean Data in Peril: Why NOAA's Buoys Are at Risk

The ocean is a big, mysterious place, and we rely on buoys and sensors to help us understand it better. These tools give us important information for fishing, shipping, and even predicting hurricanes. But right now, these buoys are in trouble because they aren't getting the money they need to keep w

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Dec 03 2025WEATHER

Sarasota's Weather: Chilly Nights, Sunny Days Ahead

Sarasota is in for a mix of weather this week. Nights will be cooler, but days will stay warm and pleasant. The recent cold snap that had some parts of Florida opening shelters is gone. But, evenings might still feel chilly. Daytime temperatures will be in the mid-to-high 70s. This is great for out

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Nov 25 2025WEATHER

Why Did the U. S. Escape Hurricanes This Year?

This year, something unusual happened. The U. S. didn't get hit by any major hurricanes. It's been ten years since this last occurred. Many storms formed in the Atlantic. But they all turned away before reaching the coast. Experts call this "recurvature. " It's when storms curve back out to sea inst

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Nov 02 2025WEATHER

Hurricane Season 2025: A Year of Extreme Storms and Close Calls

The 2025 hurricane season is likely wrapping up. A winter weather pattern is taking over the Gulf, Caribbean, and tropical Atlantic. Strong upper-level winds are spreading across the tropics, which is typical for this time of year. While it's still possible for a late-season storm to pop up, expert

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Aug 11 2025WEATHER

Erin's Journey: A Storm to Watch in the Atlantic

A new tropical storm, Erin, has appeared in the Atlantic Ocean. It might grow into the first hurricane of the season. This storm started near the Cabo Verde islands, off Africa's west coast. Experts say it will move west and could become a major hurricane near the Caribbean islands by the end of the

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Jul 06 2025WEATHER

Chantal's Slow March: What You Need to Know About the Tropical Storm

Tropical Storm Chantal is making its way north, causing quite a stir along the southeastern U. S. coast. This storm, the third named one of the Atlantic season, is moving at a snail's pace, just 3 mph, with winds reaching up to 45 mph. It's currently about 105 miles southeast of Charleston, South Ca

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Jun 02 2025WEATHER

Storm Season Kicks Off: Are You Ready?

The Atlantic hurricane season is underway, and experts are sounding the alarm. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasted 13 to 19 storms from June 1 to November 30. This is above the typical average of 14 storms per year. The reason? Warmer ocean temperatures are fueling more st

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Jun 01 2025WEATHER

Storm Season: What's in Store for 2025?

Hurricanes are brewing in the Atlantic. June 1 marks the beginning of a six-month window. This period can unleash some of the most damaging natural events on the US coast. The season can be scary, but knowing what to expect can help keep you safe. The experts are talking. They think this year might

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Jun 01 2025WEATHER

The Stormy Road Ahead: Weather Service Faces Big Challenges

The Atlantic hurricane season is approaching, and the National Weather Service is in a tough spot. The agency, which keeps the public safe from storms, is dealing with a big problem: not enough staff. This issue started when the government decided to cut jobs to save money. Since January, about 1, 0

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Mar 27 2025WEATHER

Stormy Waters Ahead: What to Expect from the 2025 Hurricane Season

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season is shaping up to be a wild ride, with experts warning of a repeat of the intense 2024 season. The Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean are already heating up, setting the stage for powerful storms. The warm waters are like fuel for hurricanes, and with t

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