Bryan Norcross is a Hurricane Specialist at Fox Weather. He focuses on weather events impacting Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, providing expert analysis and insights, particularly reflecting on significant events like Hurricane Katrina from New Orleans. Bryan is 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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Lala is heading into the open Pacific where it's forecast to strengthen back into a hurricane but not impact land. But the damage is done. The most severe impacts were on the Big Island of Hawaii where roads and bridges were washed out, and some parts of the island were devastated.
By: Bryan Norcross
Saharan dust season is slowly coming to an end, but the regime of hostile upper-level winds across the Caribbean and the Atlantic continues. For now, the disturbances moving off Africa have no chance to develop.
By: Bryan Norcross
Coincidentally, August 19 was a Wednesday in 1992, as it is today. We were tracking the first named storm of the year — a tropical storm northeast of the Caribbean. At first glance, the storm looked impressive on the satellite, but Hurricane Hunters had found it to be disorganized.
By: Bryan Norcross
The tropical depression southeast of Hawaii is forecast to become Tropical Storm Moke later today or tonight and take a similar track to Hurricane Lala's last week . The difference is that Moke won't be as strong when it passes south of the Big Island. It will still produce pockets of extreme rainfall , however, when the tropical moisture interacts with the tall mountains.
By: Bryan Norcross
Updated at 9:15 A.M. ET on Saturday, August 22nd 34 YEARS AGO TODAY
By: Bryan Norcross
So many things happened between 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. that morning, it's hard to believe it was only 6 hours. At about 2:00 a.m., it became clear that the worst of Hurricane Andrew was going to attack South Dade. It was also clear that Andrew would be about as bad as any hurricane anywhere, anytime.
By: Bryan Norcross
Updated at 8:45 a.m. ET on Monday, August 25. The robust tropical disturbance that the National Hurricane Center officially tagged Invest
By: Bryan Norcross
The tropical disturbance that came off Africa on Monday is still trying to get organized over the tropical Atlantic. The National
By: Bryan Norcross
The disturbance we've been following is finally developing an organized circulation, so it's on the cusp of being designated Tropical Storm Dolly. Dolly's life is going to be short, however.
By: Bryan Norcross
Tropical Storm Dolly finally formed yesterday out of the disturbance we've been following across the tropical Atlantic. It's speeding along at almost 25 mph, heading for an increasingly hostile atmospheric environment as it approaches the northeastern Caribbean islands tomorrow.
