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Florida’s super soaker drags on and the flood risk increases

Drive safely and stay away from flooded roads and flood waters. Flooding can be deeper than expected and cars can stall.
fpren weather

What is it about stalled weather fronts? What risks do they bring?

In late spring and late summer Florida rain periods can be enhanced by the frontal boundary that ends up draped near or accross the state.
FPREN Saharan dust forecast

Saharan dust and the 2024 hurricane season: Here’s an update

A tropical weather system could avoid Saharan dust, develop and move toward the Caribbean over the weekend or early next week.
FPREN Labor Day weather forecast

Labor Day weekend forecast: more moisture in Florida!

Through Labor Day weekend in Florida, expect thunderstorms to form in the afternoon hours and the heat will continue.

A second Florida hurricane tax-free holiday continues until Sept. 6

Floridians can buy many hurricane-related items tax-free during the second tax holiday of 2024.
tsunami

Can a tsunami happen along the Atlantic & Gulf Coasts of the U.S.?

On the East Coast, a tsunami will be more likely caused by a submarine landslide like the one that occurred in 1929

The potential for flooding increases through the weekend

Manatee County has extended its State of Emergency more than 2 weeks after Hurricane Debby.

National Hurricane Center debuts a new forecast cone

The new cone includes inland watches and warnings to highlight the inland risk of damaging wind gusts from landfalling tropical systems.
moisture humidity

A rare August cold front brings a less humid, sunnier weekend to Florida

A rare cold front is pushing through Florida and we can expect the humidity to drop a tad.
Potential Tropical Cyclone Five via FPREN

Tropical Storm Ernesto is expected to turn north before Florida

Another tropical weather system is brewing in the Atlantic. It is not forecast to impact Florida or the continental U.S. directly.

After Debby, rising flood waters and oppressive heat are a concern

Hurricane Debby Debby dropped more than 20 inches of rain in parts of Florida and 15 inches in North and South Carolina as a tropical storm.
hurricane outlook

CSU continues to call for an above-average hurricane season; Cleanup begins after Debby

If Colorado State University´s latest forecast verifies there would still be 19 storms to go this hurricane season.

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