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How Forecasting has Changed in 20 Years Since Katrina

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August 26, 2025

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In the 2 decades since Hurricane Katrina, the tools we use to forecast storms have dramatically improved. Meteorologist Emily Gracey spoke to Jamie Rhome, Deputy Director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami about what has changed and where they are focusing their attention this year.

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Hurricane KatrinaMeteorologist Emily GraceyJamie Rhome Deputy DirectorNational Hurricane Center

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