This week, Bryan and Luke Dorris talk about how the quiet end to the Hurricane Season COULD get interesting soon, and Mike Brennan of the Nat'l Hurricane Center joins the podcast to discuss where storm forecasting and warnings may change in the future.

This week, Bryan and Luke Dorris talk about how the quiet end to the Hurricane Season COULD get interesting soon, and Mike Brennan of the Nat'l Hurricane Center joins the podcast to discuss where storm forecasting and warnings may change in the future.

This week, Bryan and Luke Dorris discuss the future of hurricane forecasting, and recent storm activity with Dr. Marshall Shepherd, host of the "Weather Geek"s podcast and Director of the Atmospheric Sciences program at the University of Georgia.

In this week's episode of the Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke discuss Hurricane Florence's assault on the Carolinas and storm preparedness in Miami-Dade with emergency management director Frank Rollason.

In this week's episode of the Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke discuss Hurricane Florence's assault on the Carolinas and storm preparedness in Miami-Dade with emergency management director Frank Rollason.

In this episode of the Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke talk about the potential devastation Hurricane Florence will bring to the Carolinas, and look back at Hurricane Harvey with Frank Billingsley.

In this episode of the Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke talk about the potential devastation Hurricane Florence will bring to the Carolinas, and look back at Hurricane Harvey with Frank Billingsley.

In this week's Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke talk about Gordon's sudden development, the future path of Florence, and discuss the Great Hurricane of 1935 with author Willie Drye.

In this week's Bryan Norcross Podcast, Bryan and Luke talk about Gordon's sudden development, the future path of Florence, and discuss the Great Hurricane of 1935 with author Willie Drye.

This week, Bryan and Luke talk about what's brewing in the tropics and why South Florida may need to keep an eye on a possible development. Plus, we remember Hurricane Katrina with New Orleans meteorologist David Bernard.