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NewsExtreme Wind and Flood Risks to Overshadow 2026 Severe Storm Season
Though tornado counts may decrease, AccuWeather warns that damaging straight-line winds and torrential downpours will pose widespread threats.
NewsSouth Florida Basks in Sunshine Before Midweek Coastal Breezes and Late-Week Showers Return
Seasonable warmth and sun dominate the early week, though dangerous rip currents persist at Atlantic beaches through Wednesday afternoon.
NewsFlorida Officials Urge Residents To Cut Back On Water Use As Drought Worsens
By Drew Dixon Growing drought conditions have state officials issuing a severe water shortage declaration and “Phase II” for most of North Florida and other areas.
NewsSunny Skies and Coastal Breezes Rule the Week
Bright sun dominates through midweek with gusty Atlantic winds, highs in the 80s, and dangerous beach rip currents.
NewsSouth Florida Sizzles Under Sunny Skies and Gusty Breezes Through Midweek
Expect warm temperatures, high rip current risks at Atlantic beaches, and a reminder to shift clocks forward tonight as Daylight Saving Time returns.
NewsDaylight Saving Time 2026: The Final Spring Forward? (Video)
As millions of Americans prepare to shift their clocks this Sunday, the nationwide debate over ending time changes intensifies.
NewsSouth Florida Sizzles With Sun and Storms
Warm mornings and breezy afternoons bring a mix of sunshine, scattered showers, and dangerous rip currents through Tuesday.
NewsSouth Florida Sunny With Afternoon Showers and High Rip Current Risk Through the Weekend
Expect a mostly sunny week with scattered afternoon showers, gusty East Coast breezes, and dangerous Atlantic rip currents.
NewsCentral US and Northeast Brace for Collision of Record Warmth, Severe Storms, and Rising Flood Threats (Video)
Multiple rounds of heavy rain, severe thunderstorms, and record-breaking warmth will impact tens of millions across the United States through Sunday.