Dr. J. Marshall Shepherd is a Senior Contributor at various platforms, including Forbes and Yahoo Finance Canada. He is a leading international expert in weather and climate, with a focus on climate change, environmental issues, health, and education. Dr. Shepherd has been featured in notable publications such as The Lancet and Eurasia Review.
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Marshall Shepherd's articles predominantly focus on weather-related topics, including storms, hurricanes, climate change, and meteorology. His coverage heavily relies on cited data and expert commentary.
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Will we make it through the entire 2026 season without a hurricane in the Atlantic basin? Some analysis of what is happening.
Could an emerging system develop into Tropical Storm or Hurricane Hanna and affect Gulf Coast states this weekend? Here's the latest information.
Hurricane Nolo impacted Hawaii last week. Now the persistent storm has become Typhoon Nolo. Here's how.
Here's what you need to know about future Tropical Storm or Hurricane Isaias.
Hurricane Isaias has formed and is making the turn towards the U.S. Here is the latest information on the storm, potential impacts on gas prices and a bit of history too.
For only the second time in the history of the state, a Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for portions of California. San Diego is actually in the cone of uncertainty.
A generation of rapidly-intensifying hurricanes must shift the narrative on when to evacuate.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch provided a show for people in the eastern U.S. this morning. Basic physics explains the glowing jellyfish-like contrail cloud.
The potential weather and climate implications of a 24-team NCAA college football playoff system.
By: Marshall Shepherd
More December games could expose players and fans to dangerous cold, while an earlier season start could increase heat risks. Here's what's at stake.
