It was a frigid week by Florida standards, but a big warm up is on the way this weekend. And it might just last until Christmas.

Summer and winter will collide tonight in Florida. Thunderstorms with a tornado potential and wet snow could occur simultaneously in the Sunshine State as a powerful early winter storm moves through.

For the second straight year, here's how the weather phenomenon La Niña is likely to affect the U.S. weather pattern this winter.

Relentless rain and gusty winds are expected from the Nature Coast to the First Coast from a non-tropical area of low pressure moving in from the Gulf of Mexico.

Motorists and those traveling by air over the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday period to or from Florida may be affected by the adverse weather and are urged to stay informed of the latest forecast and plan for possible delays.

Content is current now, not necessarily at the time of the post. High pressure centered in the northern Gulf of Mexico is bringing sunny and unseasonably mild weather. High temperatures will be anywhere between 80 to 87 through mid-week. But the mild weather is set to change Thursday. A cold front will carve its way […]

The second strong cold front in less than a week is sweeping across Florida today.

For the first time in nearly five months, a cold front will make it all the way through the Keys and Miami by Tuesday.