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Is sunday, june 22, i am allie rasmus, i am in for claudine wong. We will start with rosemary. Hugging up against the coastline and for today, mostly sunny and away from the coast with cloudy conditions. Giving a look here. You can see up and down the coast, san leandro and partly cloudy skies elsewhere. We will get to the morning. Temperatures will remain cool to mild. A lot like yesterday and the winds are a lot like yesterday with the onshore breeze. And concord 15. And gusting to 23. It as repeat at this hour. Fatherfield to 9 miles an hour. It is slightly weaker. 58 for you in antioch. An...

Do hurricanes repel large sharks? One species seems to enjoy them, study reports Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer May 18—Tiger sharks just got a little more intimidating. A new study has found some of the best-known species of large sharks will leave as powerful Atlantic hurricanes reach shallow waters, but not tiger sharks. They apparently savor the turmoil of destructive winds and waves. Not only do tiger sharks refuse to flee as storms worsen, but they are drawn to their wake. That's among the conclusions reached by Miami-based researchers who placed acoustic tracking t...

Sphyrna mokarran) before, during, and after Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Irma in 2017. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on your feelings towards low-budget sci-fi movies), sharks encountering severe weather do not band together to form a  Sharknado. What actually happens when you combine sharks and storms is dependent on the species and location you are investigating. Bull sharks, great hammerheads, and the majority of tagged nurse sharks demonstrated that they weren’t so keen on Hurricane Irma, fleeing the shallow waters of Biscayne Bay as she made ground. The move is p...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Locations of the Bahamas and Miami study areas in relation to the paths of Hurricane Matthew (a, path of eye as dot-dash line) and Hurricane Irma (a, path of eye... view more  Credit: Figure from Gutowsky et al. (2021 Tiger shark: Neil Hammerschlag Ph.D., University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science MIAMI--A new study led by scientists at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science tracked large sharks in Miami and The Bahamas to understand how these migratory animals respond to major storms, like hurrica...