Multiple waves are forecast to emerge over the warming waters of the eastern Atlantic in the next few days, and one of them may approach the U.S. in about a week.

Fewer storms are likely this year in the tropical Atlantic, but the ones that do form could follow an unusual pattern.

Much of North Florida will get a rare (and welcome) break in the humidity and afternoon downpours.

The tropics have suddenly become active, and we're watching two systems closely this weekend.

Strong storms are possible during the afternoon in a few spots.

Thunderstorms may become strong enough to produce wind damage in portions of North Florida and the Florida Panhandle Thursday evening.

A heat index at or above 100º is expected across the entire state Tuesday.

The summer heat and humidity has been sweltering to Floridians since late May, and of course it will continue.