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Another Heat Advisory has been issued for Friday, which will mark our third consecutive day with a heat advisory in place.
By: Marion Caldwell
More of the same as far as weather goes here in Northwest Florida. Heat and humidity persists into the weekend with plenty of sunshine on tap between any stray or isolated showers and storms.
This weekend is Labor Day, which is often referred to as the “unofficial end” to our summer season. And meteorologically speaking, it is the official start to fall, so there is a bit of truth to that.
By: Marion Caldwell
The disturbance we've been tracking in the Gulf of Mexico now has a very high chance of development over the next 2 and 7 days.
The same spot we've been watching in the northwestern Caribbean Sea now has a HIGH chance of tropical development over the next 7 days.
The cluster of disorganized showers and storm located in the Northwestern Caribbean now has a 50% chance of development in the next 48 hours, and a 80% chance of development over the next 7 days.
By: Marion Caldwell
As we progress into the heat of our 2024 tropical season, the WEAR First Warning Weather Team is tracking yet another area of interest in the Western Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico.
By: Marion Caldwell
We've been keeping a close eye on an area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms over the last several days in theNorthwestern Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mex
By: Marion Caldwell
Volume 90% Milton reached hurricane status this afternoon as it moves across the Gulf of Mexico, and is rapidly intensifying.
By: Marion Caldwell
After a relitivley quiet stretch in the tropics, an area in the Caribbean has been highlight for the potential of tropical development.
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