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Published by Eric Burris
Welcome to 'Tracking The Tropics', a new podcast hosted by WJCL 22 Chief Meteorologist Jeremy Nelson and WESH 2 Meteorologist Eric Burris. Join them as they discuss the state of the tropics, and look at long range patterns for tropical development.
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Eric & Jeremy look at things now, and patterns ahead...
Eric and Jeremy are tracking it all...
Let's take a deep dive
Quiet-ish for now, but when do things start picking up? Let's chat...
New area to watch, but plenty more to come. Let’s chat…
Eric and Jeremy discuss how things are looking to become more and more active... Join us!
Eric and Jeremy track the latest on the tropics, plus what's ahead for the month...
Join Eric and Jeremy as they take a deep dive in the tropics!
Tracking hurricane season and tracking the tropics, we chat about the latest happenings and long range forecasts through models and weather patterns...
Join WESH Meteorologist Eric Burris and WJCL Chief Meteorologist Jeremy Nelson as they chat about the latest on the 2023 hurricane season. Tracking the tropics... Join us!
Hurricane hunters have been in the storm investigating- let's chat about TD2 and what's going on as we track the tropics this second day of hurricane season...
Jeremy and Eric review the coastal storm system that developed off the Carolina coast... and look at models to see what's coming, along with what the long range trends show for the month ahead. Join us!
First episode of the podcast, Jeremy and Eric introduce themselves and discuss things just before the start of the 2023 hurricane season
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