June 12, 2015
Temperatures Rise Through the Weekend

Through the weekend, Florida Coasts will experience summer-like heat and less rain. From the First Coast to the Treasure Coast, late night and early morning spotty rain is possible on Saturday, otherwise temperatures will warm up quickly to the 90's for inland areas and upper 80's near the beaches. Off shore, wind speeds will remain […]

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June 11, 2015
Summer-Like Heat Returns For The Weekend

Summer-like conditions will return for most across the state. This weekend, high temperatures will reach the 90's from the panhandle to central Florida and upper 80's for areas south of I-4. Heat indices for inland counties could reach the mid to upper 90's range by Sunday. Afternoon sea breeze showers and storms are possible over […]

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June 8, 2015
Rain Chances on the Rise Midweek

After a relatively quiet weekend and start to the work week in many areas of the state, deeper tropical moisture will be surging in from the Gulf of Mexico and western Caribbean Tuesday and Wednesday.  A weak cold front approaching from the north (but never making it in) will induce a more dominant southwest wind […]

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June 5, 2015
Highest Rain Chances in South Florida This Weekend

A weak non-tropical area of low pressure is expected to develop this weekend near the Florida Keys or in the Florida Straits.  Forecast data suggests this weather feature will then drift toward The Bahamas and out to sea early next week. Outside of some slightly higher chances for afternoon showers or thunderstorms inland and offshore showers […]

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June 3, 2015
Typical Rain Pattern into the Weekend

Isolated storms are likely across most areas in the state through the end of the week. From the Panhandle to North Florida, sea breezes will develop isolated light to moderate showers near and over the I-10 corridor on Thursday and Friday. In Northeast Florida,  scattered sea breeze showers will develop during the morning and march […]

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June 2, 2015
Non-Tropical Disturbance Keeps Skies Unsettled through Wednesday

A weak area of low pressure in the eastern Gulf of Mexico will move across the peninsula Tuesday and Wednesday, keeping rain chances elevated and the risk for strong storms continuing through Wednesday.  The heaviest rain Tuesday will be in parts of central Florida, shifting a bit to south Florida by Wednesday.  Locally strong thunderstorms will […]

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June 1, 2015
Hurricane Season Starts Quiet, Rainy Season Doesn't

[promote-tropics]The 2015 Hurricane Season begins on a quiet note, which is nothing unusual. No tropical storm formation is expected in the next five days per The National Hurricane Center. The first week of June also signals the beginning of the rainy season for most areas. And like clockwork, the afternoon showers and thunderstorms will be […]

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May 29, 2015
It’s Never Been Easier to Prepare for Hurricane Season

Signage is posted everywhere. Get A Plan.  It’s the state's effort to encourage Floridians to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season. Emergency officials want have been training for weeks to ensure resilience before and after a storm. Although this years forecast is for a below-average season, FEMA Director Craig Fugate makes it clear, reminding us that […]

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