Hundreds of thousands of South Floridians in the path of Major Hurricane Irma have less than 24 hours to make a decision. A decision to find higher ground, a sturdier structure, or hit the highway. Doing nothing is also a decision, but potentially a life-threatening one.

Major Hurricane Irma is still a Category 5 storm and forecast to hit South Florida Sunday.

Irma strengthened Monday into a powerful Category 4 storm, and the official forecast cone now includes parts of South Florida.

It is now time for all Floridians - no matter the coast - in a hurricane prone area to take Irma seriously.

The ninth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season formed Wednesday morning, and it could become a long-lived hurricane with potential U.S. implications in about ten days.

A new tropical storm is developing off the coast of Jacksonville, but is not a significant threat to Florida.

Clearest spots in west and southwest Florida Large areas of clouds across north Florida and panhandle Patchy cloud cover in east-central and southeast Florida A state known for its sunshine is likely to be about 50 percent covered in clouds during Monday's solar eclipse. Many Floridians will have to look for a break in the […]

A non-tropical disturbance with a tropical connection is to blame for the busted beach plans Sunday in much of central and south Florida.