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Weather
Heat exhaustion vs heat stroke: Know the difference
A dangerous heat wave will keep smothering Florida the next several weeks. Know the key differences between heat-related illnesses.
Amid record temperatures and Heat Advisories, the City of Tampa is opening cooling centers
The City of Tampa's website, says three cooling centers will be open during the day through Sunday due to a Heat Advisory.
The Scoop: Thurs., August 10, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Orange County prosecutor suspended Orange County State Attorney Monique Worrell railed against Gov. Ron DeSantis in a press conference yesterday. DeSantis accused Worrell of “neglect of duty and incompetence”. U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost, whose district...
FloridaCommerce plans for nearly $1 billion grant for Hurricane Ian relief
Listen: Hurricane Ian made landfall last September and devastated parts of Florida. FloridaCommerce held a public hearing Friday at the University of South Florida about federal recovery funding. The US Department of Housing and Urban...
Hurricane season kicks off with preparedness expo in St. Pete
Last Thursday night, St. Petersburg Fire Rescue hosted a Hurricane Preparedness Expo to kick off this year’s Atlantic Hurricane Season. Residents picked up supplies and learned more about how they can be ready for worst-case...
“FACING THE STORMS OF LIFE” ON MORNING ENERGY
The Atlantic Hurricane Season (June 1st through November 30th) always brings with it high levels of uncertainty – whether it’s due to the unpredictable geographic movements of these storms, their economic impact on society and/or their emotional...
Meteorologist Denis Phillips on Hurricane Ian, climate change and Rule No. 7
ABC Action News meteorologist Denis Phillips was a guest on WMNF WaveMakers on Tuesday, May 9, to discuss Hurricane Ian, the upcoming hurricane season, climate change and how he developed his famous Rule No. 7.
Strong storms are likely in Florida Wednesday evening
Strong & severe storms are likely in the Florida Peninsula late this afternoon & evening.
Why are so many humans religious? Why do we daydream, imagine, and hope? Philosophers, theologians, social scientists, and historians have offered explanations for centuries, but their accounts often ignore or even avoid human evolution. Evolutionary...
“In The Eye Of The Storm” on Morning Energy
On land, the “eye” of a hurricane is the calmest part of the storm and is mostly clear of clouds, wind, and rain. Although the “eye of the storm” is relatively calm, it is “The EyeWall” that is the most devastating part of the...
“The Storms of Life” on Morning Energy
Tropical Storm Alex ushered in the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane season and brought flashing flooding to western Cuba and South Florida. When tropical storms or hurricanes strike coastal areas,they bring a number of serious hazards such...
“The Storms of Life” on Morning Energy
Each year June 1st marks the beginning of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. The Atlantic Hurricane Season usually last until November 30th, with September being the most common month for hurricanes. According to the The National...
