Florida squeezed between Hurricane Kirk, Gulf tropical system. See latest radar, forecasts
Florida could soon feel like the unexpected guest at a crowded Thanksgiving table. Residents in the Sunshine State are facing dual tropical threats from two different directions this weekend and into next week: Hurricane Kirk and a system in the Gulf of Mexico.
A complex weather pattern is gathering together in the Gulf of Mexico and is forecast to move east, bringing torrential rain ...
"While the exact track and intensity of the feature unfolding in the gulf have yet to be determined, Florida will bear the ...
The surge in job searches are likely linked to Florida's continued population growth paired with substantial increases in ...
Odds are now high that a system developing in the Gulf of Mexico could become a tropical depression or storm before it makes ...
It was just a month ago that Brooke Hiers left the state-issued emergency trailer where her family had lived after Hurricane ...
Celso Alfonso, a candidate in his 80s who owned the salon where Artiles would get facials and his back waxed, was recruited ...
While most of the state won't see temps in the 50s and 60s like Tallahassee's "first glimpse of fall," lower temperatures ...
For much of the southern and central Florida Peninsula, a broad 4 to 8 inches of rain, with localized 12 inch totals, appears ...
That’s why Florida voters should reject constitutional Amendment 1 in the General Election.
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