weather

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

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.

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

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

A rare cold front is pushing through Florida and we can expect the humidity to drop a tad.

AAA warns back-to-school drivers, a local Starbucks unionizes, and the aftermath of hurricane Debby begins to be estimated.

There will be weaker rain pushing through the state with some embedded pockets of dry air on Wednesday.

Meteorologists are monitoring a potentially dangerous storm system, St. Pete arts funding is under debate, and Hillsborough looks curve illegal driving around school busses.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 54 counties, including the entire Tampa Bay region due to rain from Invest 97 L.

The National Hurricane Center gives the storm a medium chance to develop once it moves closer to the Greater Antilles late this week.

A Space X Falcon Heavy rocket will launch the latest weather eye that will monitor weather in the Atlantic Basin as early as next summer.

Two weather systems to watch: Tropical Storm Alberto in the western Gulf of Mexico and an area that could impact Florida.