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Squall Line of Strong Storms Saturday, Frost Possible by Monday
A final round of strong storms is expected to impact the Sunshine State on Saturday, before temperatures plunge to wintertime levels Sunday and Sunday night.
Damaging winds and large hail possible in Panhandle through Thursday
A powerful spring system could bring damaging winds to the Panhandle through Thursday.
Coastal Hazards to Continue as Forecasters Monitor Low
Dangerous surf and gusty winds are forecasted to continue along the Atlantic Coast this week, and unsettled conditions could migrate inland by week's end.
Late season cold front to bring damaging wind, hail risk to Panhandle and North Florida Friday
A cold front responsible for a multi-day outbreak of severe weather in the Plains will move into the Sunshine State Friday, ushering in a damaging wind and hail threat.
National Lightning Safety Awareness Week brings tips for summer activities
According to an analysis by the National Weather Service, 418 people were struck and killed by lightning strikes in the U.S. between 2006 and 2019.
First day of summer brings high temperatures and warnings of heat-related illness
With soaring temperatures comes high heat that could prove a danger to vulnerable people like young children, the elderly and those exposed to the outdoors for long periods of the day.
FPREN introduces new Chief Meteorologist Jeff George
After a seasoned TV broadcasting career, George comes to FPREN with a desire to make an impact and seek a brand-new challenge in his career.
Heat wave returns to the Sunshine State this week
The second heat wave over the course of two weeks is slated to arrive to most of Florida by Wednesday.
July Fourth Outlook
Your holiday weekend weather will be nothing we’re not used to…scattered afternoon and early evening t-storms that will mostly decrease after sunset. Occasional showers may put a temporary damper on your outdoor plans, but don’t go canceling anything.
Increasing thunderstorm chances, flash flood risk over the next few days
Tropical moisture and mid level energy will likely produce widespread downpours over the next few days.
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