Lee Southwick is a Meteorologist at WSFA12 News. With a focus on climate change and environmental issues, Lee covers topics such as hurricanes, ESG, and regional interests across North America, particularly in New Orleans, Louisiana, and Texas. Lee's work has been featured in WDSU-TV, KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and First Coast News.
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Lee Southwick's coverage indicates a focus on local events and evolving stories, particularly those related to weather phenomena such as heatwaves, solar eclipses, and their impact on the community. He also covers topics related to home safety and maintenance.
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By: Lee Southwick
If you have outdoor weekend plans, keep an eye on the radar.
The First Coast's Most Accurate Weather Team has issued a Weather Impact Alert for rain and storms.
By: Lee Southwick
There has been a lot of online chatter about possible snowfall in Florida in January. Here's what it would take for that to happen.
By: Lee Southwick
The new year is here, and that generally means colder temperatures — even in Jacksonville. So what can Northeast Florida residents expect?
By: Lee Southwick
Here's what experts say about dripping your pipes in these cold temperatures.
What does this Winter Storm Watch mean?
Western Duval County is under the Winter Storm Warning, starting Tuesday evening and lasting into Wednesday afternoon.
By: Lee Southwick
Bridges and overpasses freeze before roads. Here's what to know.
They both have to do with ice, but their impacts vary greatly.
By: Lee Southwick
Updated: 8:07 AM EST January 21, 2025 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Winter Storm Warning in effect for parts of the First Coast later Tuesday until 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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