November 9, 2015
Tropical Storm Kate No Match for Florida Front

Kate, the eleventh Tropical Storm of the 2015 Atlantic Hurricane Season, formed early Monday morning. Tropical Storm Kate is expected to strengthen, but the National Hurricane Center is projecting a harmless turn out to sea over the next 72 hours, away from Florida. The storm has the potential to become a strong tropical storm or […]

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November 9, 2015
El Niño Effects in Florida Not Far Away

It rained most of the day in north Florida Sunday. It was also cloudy and rainy for several hours in a row on Monday. If history is any clue, there will be many more days like this than Floridians are used to in the coming months. Normally during the cool season (November - April), the majority of the […]

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November 7, 2015
Week of Record Warmth in Florida Ends Sunday

  More than 50 records have either been tied or broken in Florida over the past seven days.  It's a streak of warmth that, in some cities, was unprecedented for November.  All-time record highs were broken for the month in Tallahassee, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Tampa, Daytona Beach and Naples.  This all changes Sunday and Monday as, […]

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November 3, 2015
Unprecedented November Warmth Likely to Continue

It's really warm across the state this week.  So warm that the all-time warmest temperatures for the month of November were recorded in Jacksonville on Sunday (89°), then in Daytona Beach (90°) and Tallahassee (89°) on Monday. Several other cities have tied or set new daily record highs since Saturday, including cities like Tampa, Naples, […]

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October 29, 2015
Nothing Tricky About Florida's Weather This Weekend

In contrast to much of the country, most Floridians will enjoy a warm and dry finish to the week. High pressure is back in charge, positioned again in the Mid-Atlantic states allowing an onshore flow from the Atlantic to continue.  Temperatures are forecast to run 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of […]

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October 26, 2015
Weak Front Moves through State Midweek

After dumping several inches of rain on areas of Florida’s panhandle Monday, a disturbance associated with remnants of Hurricane Patricia with move across the rest of Florida’s peninsula Tuesday and Wednesday. The system is expected to weaken on its approach, but it will still produce a few showers and gusty winds across the state as […]

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October 24, 2015
Mostly Dry Sunday, then Tracking Next Front

If you have outdoor plans the next two days, good news: a continuation of our mostly dry and warm pattern is expected through the weekend. Spotty afternoon showers and low clouds are possible along the Atlantic coast, but will be brief and of low impact. Temperatures will trend slightly above normal, with highs in the mid […]

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October 23, 2015
FEMA Urges Floridians to Find Flood Insurance

The recent severe weather in the Southwest, flooding in Texas, and the historic Category 5 Hurricane Patricia that is making landfall Friday night in Mexico may be a sign that these very warm waters in the eastern Pacific are already having an influence. Mike Halpert, Deputy Director of the Climate Prediction Center, said this year’s El […]

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