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John Morales

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  • Hurricane Specialist, WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL)
  • Hurricane Specialist, Noticias SIN
  • Founder & Lead Certified Consulting Meteorologist, ClimaData Corporation
  • Co-Chair of Campaigns, Climate Power
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ClimaData® Consulting Meteorologist (CCM) | Campaign Co-chair @climatepower | Hurricane Specialist @nbc6 & @sin24horas | Trustee/BSc @Cornell |MSc @JohnsHopkins
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The World Cup has cooling breaks. Latino neighborhoods don't | Opinion

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By John Morales Verified
| Times Telegram Verified
3-minute read John Morales Special to the USA TODAY Network June 25, 2026, 4:05 a.m. ET This summer, more than five million fans are packing stadiums across the U.S., Canada and Mexico for the largest World Cup in history. But most Americans are not enjoying this tournament in stadiums. They are watching on the streets, in apartments, at backyard watch parties and at outdoor worksites.
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The World Cup has cooling breaks. Latino neighborhoods don't | Opinion

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By John Morales Verified
| Courier-Post Verified
3-minute read John Morales Special to the USA TODAY Network June 25, 2026, 4:05 a.m. ET This summer, more than five million fans are packing stadiums across the U.S., Canada and Mexico for the largest World Cup in history. But most Americans are not enjoying this tournament in stadiums. They are watching on the streets, in apartments, at backyard watch parties and at outdoor worksites.
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John Morales: Forecast shows fewer hurricanes during 2026 season, but don't get comfortable

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By John Morales Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
You’re watching the NBC6 South Florida News streaming channel, which plays local South Florida news 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can find the “NBC6 South Florida News” streaming channel on your phone or computer, and on Peacock, Samsung, Roku, Xumo or on our app, so you can watch our local news on your schedule. Behold, the “super” El Niño! Ahem…a forecast for a strong El Niño. But if it’s “Mighty” Casey at the Bat, then we’re going to win the game! Right?
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