Heather Monahan

The tropics have been relatively quiet since Hurricane Ian hit southwest Florida last month. But with just about a month left to go in hurricane season, we are seeing some activity once again.

Two disturbances in the tropics are still being monitored, and now have a better chance of formation, according to the National Hurricane Center.

It’s been a month since Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida, and red tide is now back along the Gulf Coast.

Tuesday is Election Day across the country, but it’s also still hurricane season for voters living in the southeast – and there may be something to keep an eye on as you head to the pol…

Polls will soon close in Florida and election results will start to be reported throughout the state.

A real-time tool that helped track Hurricane Ian’s path toward Florida, and then its second landfall in the Carolinas, will now monitor Tropical Storm Nicole as it strengthens and moves towar…

Jeff Berardelli, WFLA’s chief meteorologist and climate specialist, has been named the top local TV meteorologist in the country by international media group Broadcasting + Cable.

The 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is coming to a close, and the tropics are finally starting to quiet down.

Cooler air is headed toward the Tampa Bay area soon – and while some parts of the United States are dealing with snow and truly cold weather, the drop in temperatures here will likely feel ch…

In 2017, Hurricane Irma, weakened slightly from Category 5 to Category 4, blew ashore on the Florida Keys with winds of 130 mph.