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Phil Ferro

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Fort Lauderdale, Miami
As seen in: WSVN-TV (Miami, FL), Substack, KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA), Fox9 Kecy-TV, KEYT-TV (Santa Barbara, CA), KION-TV (Salinas, CA), Our Community Now, CellularNews.com
2 x Emmy Award winner. Chief meteorologist for WSVN Fox 7 and ABC Miami. Keeping an eye on the sky, to keep you away from severe weather.
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Super El Niño. Is it coming? What is it?

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By Phil Ferro Verified
| Substack
Much is being said about the 2026 summer - fall outlook for El Niño to emerge. You may have heard or read about a Super Event taking shape this year, and the news is raging like wildfire. But lets step back a moment and review the data. What is El Niño? Per NOAA, the National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration, “El Niño, is a natural climate pattern characterized by the warming of sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean, occurring every 2 to 7 years.
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Museum of Discovery & Science unveils ‘Be A Meteorologist’ exhibit

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By Phil Ferro Verified
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - The Museum of Discovery and Science officially cut the ribbon to open up their newest exhibit showing students what it’s like to be a weather forecaster. The “Be A Meteorologist” exhibit was unveiled Friday morning with officials forecasting excitement in the air for students and guests. Students in attendance for the ribbon-cutting event were excited to rush in to host the next weather forecast for South Florida.
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Hurricane Erin expected to double or triple in size, said National Hurricane Center

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By Phil Ferro Verified
| WSVN-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
As Saturday’s first light shone over powerful Erin, a clear and compact eye was discernible. This feature is the lowest point of pressure in the hurricane and where NHC tracks the storm. As of the 11 am advisory, the diameter of the eye is roughly 7 miles wide. Inside the eye, all is calm, opposite of the wild weather outside of it. The eyewall, or the immediate ring of destruction surrounding the eye, is the most dangerous, powerful, and most lethal part of the system.
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