For the next three months, Florida is expected to see hotter and wetter conditions. The entire state is 40-50% more likely to see above-average temperatures. Florida is also leaning above normal in precipitation through the end of October.
Read More »Tropical disturbances form closer to land but often give forecasters less time to warn the public.
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So far the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season has kept fairly quiet ahead of the most active period, which begins in August and runs through September.
Read More »The pattern has a low chance of developing into a tropical storm.
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Today is the first day of summer and Florida is seeing a return of last week’s heat wave after a reprieve over the weekend. With soaring temperatures comes high heat that could prove a danger to vulnerable people like young children, the elderly and those exposed to the outdoors for …
Read More »The Panhandle and north central Florida are most likely to see the highest heat indices.
Read More »The average price of regular unleaded gasoline is now over five dollars per gallon in parts of Florida.
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A record-setting heat wave is developing over the Southeast, including over the state of Florida.
Read More »In Panama City, the histories of each are very different.
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