Author: Meteorologist Megan Borowski

Megan Borowski is the newest addition to the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network. As a New Jersey native, Megan completed her B.S. in Meteorology from Rutgers University. She was formerly a freelance meteorologist for ABC News in New York City where she produced content for Good Morning America’s Ginger Zee and Rob Marciano. Megan credits her love of weather and nature to her annual family visits to Florida; she would watch squalls of summer thunderstorms race over the Gulf of Mexico sending bolts of lightning and torrents of rain to the coastline in the distance. This sparked a curiosity to understand “why” and “how” storms develop, so it’s only fitting that Megan now serves as a meteorologist in the state that inspired her career aspirations! When she’s not forecasting, Megan enjoys spending time outdoors– kayaking, hiking, and bird-watching. She also loves to reading, baking, and spoiling her dog.

Severe Storms, Heavy Rain Threat Over the Panhandle and North Florida Through Thursday

Strong storms and periods of flooding rain rates are possible across parts of the Sunshine State over the next few days.

Areas of Drought Expand Across the State

A drought is developing across most of the Sunshine State, and little relief is expected over the next few weeks.

Mid Week Warm Up to be Followed by a Front

Above average temperatures are expected to blanket the Sunshine State over the next few days, before another front– and the chance for thunderstorms– arrives on Friday.

Severe Weather Awareness Week

Severe Weather Awareness week begins on February 7th across the Sunshine State.

Another Cool Down Coming for Part of the Sunshine State

Another temperature drop is expected across the Sunshine State this weekend after a few days of above average warmth.

Hard Freeze Expected This Weekend

A hard freeze is expected Saturday night across North Florida and the Panhandle. In addition, lows in the 30s are likely across Central and South Florida. These frigid temperatures will be the result of yet another winter cold front traversing the Sunshine State.

Strong Storms Possible on Sunday

The first storm system of 2022 is on its way to our area, and it will likely push strong thunderstorms across our state throughout the day on Sunday.

Year-End Storm Risk

Strong storms and damaging winds are possible over the Panhandle through Thursday, as a cold front traverses the Lower Mississippi Valley.