Craig Setzer, CCM @CraigSetzer

AMS Board Certified Consulting (Marine) Meteorologist —-Hurricane Preparedness Specialist —-Emmy winning former TV Meteorologist —-CCM #794 Miami, FL Joined May 2011

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Craig Setzer, CCM @CraigSetzer

5 days ago

@AndyHazelton We’re kind of in a transition as the ridge axis is suppressed south so I wouldn’t use today as a sign. Maybe your grass will green up by early next week.

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5 days ago

@PaulCastronovo @JetBlue What did you catch?

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6 days ago

Saharan dust season is here and waves of it will be crossing the tropical Atlantic in the coming weeks. Some of the dust may get into Florida & the southeast US but the brunt of it will impact the Caribbean. Unlike smoke & volcanic ash, dust DOES NOT make for good sunsets, but instead tan skies with a sun that fades out on the horizon.

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6 days ago

@nedryun It's the modern equivalent of having your zipper open when walking into a meeting.

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2 weeks ago

@clauperalesr Me too

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2 weeks ago

Ahhhh, coffee is here. A good way to start the day.

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2 weeks ago

@mmontuori @AndyHazelton Exactly right

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2 weeks ago

@JackLinFLL Tornado chase vehicle?

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2 weeks ago

@PolicyEngineer 'It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.'

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4 weeks ago

@anasalhajji @Kpler AIS spoofing...

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a month ago

@mayor_simpleton Haha. Right you are!

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a month ago

Me every time I read about how terrible/unusual for there to be fire in the Everglades in May. "The River of Grass is perpetuated by fire. For thousands of years, lightning strikes and humans have ignited fires in the sawgrass prairies. Sawgrass fires actually improve the passage of water through the slough or shallow river basin, by reducing grass that would otherwise impede the vital flow of water through the Everglades. Fire not only improves habitat for wildlife by creating a mosaic pattern of vegetation, but also helps reduce large accumulations of flammable fuels near hammocks or tree islands, which harbor a wide variety of subtropical plants that are less tolerant of fire." nps.gov/ever/learn/man…