Robert Speta is a broadcast meteorologist specializing in local weather coverage for Jacksonville, Florida. With a background in meteorology and a passion for storytelling, Robert provides accurate and engaging weather reports for First Coast News. His work has also been featured in The Florida Times-Union and WTHR-TV.
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Jacksonville, United States (Local)
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Robert Speta's focus is on weather and scientific topics, with a specific emphasis on local events within the United States, Florida, and Jacksonville. His coverage includes seasonal events and evolving stories related to weather phenomena.
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A look back at some of the impacts from Hurricane Idalia.
The difference between Meteorological and Astronomical Autumn lies in how the seasons are defined.
By: Robert Speta
A look at why we have been seeing so many mushrooms around the First Coast, and what it means for your yard.
By: Robert Speta
One location was a small town located just north of Waycross and more than 150 miles inland from Helene’s landfall point.
By: Robert Speta
It's not Déjà vu, we have had four landfalling hurricanes in less than four years in the Big Bend area of Florida.
Overshadowed by its counterpart a supermoon, what is a new micro moon and what does it mean for stargazing?
By: Robert Speta
Waterspouts are tornado-like phenomena that form over water, and there are two main types.
By: Robert Speta
A look at some big astronomical events coming up in our night skies.
By: Robert Speta, Malcolm Harvey
There have been hundreds of ships that have wrecked off St. Augustine, but none are fully intact like the one pictured on the viral post.
By: Robert Speta
A look at the climatology on the First Coast from Heat to Hurricanes
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