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It is June and as Jimmy Buffett, the unofficial poet laureate of Florida,

would say we are trying to reason with Hurricane season.

And I gotta tell you, it's hot really. It is hot.

We're talking now with John Morales, who in Miami, everybody knows him as one of the

most respected and trusted names in Miami meteorology at NBC6.

He is the founder and lead meteorologist at climate data.

You're retired for like a minute and then they're like, oh shit, we need John Morales back at NBC.

And he is now the Hurricane specialist at NBC6.

Because listen, when we see the cone of uncertainty, people are looking for answers and they look to John Morales.

John, you wrote last week at NBCMyMee.com.

One of the worst sentences I think I've ever read in my life.

It is quote, welcome to 2023, the year of Hurricane season surprises.

We don't want surprises, John. We want predictability.

We want it hot and we want it afternoon showers as we've come to expect here in the tropics.

Like what the hell are you talking about?

You know, I'm telling you, weather is so out of whack.

There are so many extreme weather events going on right now around the planet.

And we're just seeing this increasing year after year.

And what's going on right now with the mix of an El Nino,

which normally we'd be jumping for joy here in the Atlantic because El Nino normally suppresses

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