The risk of wind damage and possibly a tornado is increasing across portions of Florida Friday night.

Widespread rain and a few strong thunderstorms are likely on Friday over much of Florida.

Despite multiple threats from major storms, Floridians can breathe a collective sigh of relief as hurricane season ends.

The season’s first freeze is likely tonight in the Florida Panhandle, and subfreezing wind chills are possible across portions of North Florida Wednesday morning.

A 20-degree drop will occur within hours behind the front, followed by the season's first freeze in some areas.

A tropical depression may form in the Gulf, but it could actually be good news for parts of Florida.

A line of thunderstorms capable of producing 60 mph winds or an isolated tornado is expected.

At least three tornadoes were reported from the former tropical storm.