Lee Southwick is a Meteorologist at WSFA12News. With a focus on travel and tourism, Lee also explores topics such as hydrology, water conservation, and earth sciences, weaving together themes of ecology and space travel. Lee's work has been featured in WDSU-TV, 9NEWS Denver, First Coast News, WTSP-TV, and The Florida Times-Union | Jacksonville.com.
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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
In locations ranging from Brunswick to Palatka, air quality has been deemed unhealthy for "sensitive groups” or worse at times.
By: Lee Southwick
Due to the many wildfires across the First Coast, smoke is becoming more prevalent and reducing air quality, even in Jacksonville.
Lawns in Northeast Florida have been placed under mandatory watering restrictions as our groundwater levels have lowered.
The Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol says artificial light has been a big problem when it comes to nesting and hatching.
By: Lee Southwick
The current shrimping industry is shrinking, but the festival will support the local shrimpers.
By: Lee Southwick
Don’t cancel plans, but have indoor backups and carry the umbrella with you.
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke need to be treated differently. Here's how to tell the difference.
As beach season and hurricane season ramp up, it's important to remember to stay off the dunes so they can do their job protecting us.
By: Lee Southwick
Damaging winds will be a concern Tuesday, with potential disruption for evening commuters.
June 1 starts hurricane season.
