Bryan Norcross is a Hurricane Specialist at Fox Weather. He focuses on climate change and its impact on hurricanes, covering regional interests across North America, including Florida, California, Hawaii, and Canada. Bryan's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, FOX6 Milwaukee, WITI-TV, AOL, Inc., and FOX Weather.
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Bryan Norcross is heavily focused on scientific and weather-related themes, particularly hurricane season and tropical disturbances. His coverage attributes show a significant emphasis on announcements, evolving stories, and citing data.
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It's important to note that while Bryan doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned here, the topics he covers are generally relevant to regions prone to hurricanes and tropical storms such as the Caribbean and parts of North America. Therefore, any pitches should consider this regional relevance when reaching out with localized insights or forecasts related to these areas.
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By: Bryan Norcross
This should be the last day with systems in the Gulf or near Florida this hurricane season. A disturbance could still develop in the extreme southern Caribbean this year, but a parade of fronts looks likely to push any future tropical weather well south of the U.S.
By: Bryan Norcross
Consensus of the computer forecast models show that the robust Tropical Disturbance south of the Dominican Republic will develop and eventually organize into a tropical depression or tropical storm.
By: Bryan Norcross
There is a strong consensus among the various computer forecast models that the tropical disturbance near Jamaica will organize into a tropical depression before the end of the week and pretty quickly develop into Tropical Storm Sara.
By: Bryan Norcross
The tropical disturbance we've been watching near Jamaica is showing signs of organization.
By: Bryan Norcross
The odds of a strong hurricane impacting Florida have decreased, but a dangerous event can yet be completely ruled out. The strong consensus of the various computer forecasts is that the Caribbean tropical system – soon to be Tropical Storm Sara – will spend so much time over the landmass of Central America that it will be a relatively weak system when it reaches the Gulf of Mexico early next week.
By: Bryan Norcross
The west coast of Florida is still likely to feel the effects of the remnants of Tropical Storm Sara, but an organized storm is no longer expected to impact the state.
By: Bryan Norcross
The end of Hurricane Season 2024 is in sight. By Monday, Tropical Storm Sara will have dissipated in the extreme southern Gulf of Mexico, and a series of cold fronts will be pushing toward Florida to change the season. The first real taste of winter will arrive in the Sunshine State around midweek.
By: Bryan Norcross
Tropical Storm Sara will move inland across Belize today and will likely come apart over the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico tomorrow. The remnants will move into the Gulf of Mexico.
Former-Tropical Storm Sara unraveled early today. There are no signs that anything further will develop in the Atlantic or the Caribbean before the official end to the hurricane season.
By: Bryan Norcross
Hurricane season 2024 is on pause, and there's a good chance it's over. Hostile upper-level winds and dry air are forecast to cover the Gulf, the Atlantic and most of the Caribbean for the foreseeable future.
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