Andrew Shipley is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida. He writes for WFTX FOX 4 and his work has also appeared in JD Supra. Andrew covers a range of local news topics, including wildlife, weather, community events, and crime.
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Hurricanes Helene and Milton have once again filled Sanibel's freshwater ecosystems with saltwater.
SANIBEL, Fla. — There are two weir systems on the island of Sanibel that control storm water runoff but do not control storm surge waters. Fox 4 Meteorologist Andrew Shipley got a look from the city on just how the weir system works and how the city of Sanibel is planning for future storms.
By: Andrew Shipley
Cold front on Friday dropped humidity and temperatures close to seasonable norms. An even stronger cold front arrives on Wednesday.
NAPLES, Fla. — Collier County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deadly shooting Saturday night on 64th St. SW.
ESTERO, Fla. — A Lee County Sheriff Deputy was taken to hospital and is recovering after sustaining minor injuries while assisting Florida Highway Patrol with traffic control.
The front will be stronger, keeping our temperatures in the mid 70s for the end of the week and with overnight temperatures in the 50s.
Dr. Chris Landsea says climate change will bring stronger storms, but likely fewer overall storms.
Florida Citrus Mutual says growers lost 35 to 40% of early citrus from Milton's strong winds.
By: Andrew Shipley
Starting December 7, releases from the Lake O will be increase to 2100 cfs down Caloosahatchee and 1400 cfs into the St. Lucie River.
We will see widespread 40s again Saturday night into Sunday morning
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