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By: Marion Caldwell
The WEAR First Warning Weather Team is closely monitoring Invest 91L, an area of low pressure in the northeastern Gulf that has a high chance of developing into a tropical system over the next couple of days.
Tropical Depression Two has officially formed over the eastern Gulf and will be the main weather story for the next several days across northwest Florida and southwest Alabama.
Dangerous heat will continue across Northwest Florida through at least the middle of the week, with Tuesday expected to be the hottest day.
By: Marion Caldwell
As Florida heads into the peak of hurricane season, National Weather Service offices across the state are hosting Florida Tropical Training Week, a free virtual
By: Marion Caldwell
If it feels like the heat just won't let up, there's a reason for it.An Extreme Heat Warning will once again be in effect from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday for c
By: Marion Caldwell
After several days of dangerous heat, a gradual change in the weather pattern is finally on the way for Northwest Florida.While another Heat Advisory is in eff
By: Marion Caldwell
With dangerous heat being the focal point across Northwest Florida in recent weeks, it's been easy to forget we're in the heart of hurricane season. That's because the Atlantic has gotten off to an unusually quiet start.
By: Marion Caldwell
The Atlantic hurricane season is off to a notably quiet start, and NOAA is now even more confident that 2026 will end up as a below-normal season.
By: Marion Caldwell
The Atlantic hurricane season is off to a notably quiet start, and NOAA is now even more confident that 2026 will end up as a below-normal season.
The Atlantic basin is becoming a little more active as we move deeper into August, with several areas being monitored for possible development.
