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Heavy rain is likely this weekend across FL with a stalling cold front. Drought improvement in SW FL is likely as storms continue next week. FPREN Meteorologist William Maxham talks rain and the start of the 2025 hurricane season in today’s Citizens  weather update. #FLwx

Heavy rains and storms will continue to impact parts of Florida over the next 48 hours. Some South and Central Florida areas could receive over 6 inches of rain. Stay informed.

See how the massive dust plume travels from Africa to the Caribbean in 4 days. (May 28 - June 2, 2025). In Florida, hazy skies are likely on Thursday and Friday. If you suffer from respiratory issues, limit your time outdoors.

Learn about the Saharan dust-- the good and bad wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

Thunderstorms continue across the Sunshine State with higher than average heat and humidity. Saharan dust makes for colorful sunsets while tropics remain quiet. FPREN Meteorologist William Maxham talks about the wet June ahead in today’s Citizens  weather update. #FLwx.

It's hurricane season, and tropical storms tend to form in June in the Gulf and the far western Atlantic, east of Florida. They are often big rainmakers. These are the areas known for tropical storm formation in June. wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

A series of fronts just north of the area and plenty of Gulf moisture will keep the chance for numerous showers and storms for days, increasing the flash flood risk. The peninsula will be in a summer-like pattern, heat & storms. wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

The 4th Tropical Depression has formed in the Eastern Pacific, meanwhile recent rains have improved Florida’s drought. Meteorologist William Maxham talks about Florida’s rainy season and the current quiet in the Atlantic basin in today’s Citizens weather update. #FLwx

It's that time of year! The heat is on, and this week, Florida will be toasty! Heat indices will be in the triple digits. Do you know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke? wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

Drought improvement continues across FL. Now, 40% of FL is completely out of drought and 0% of the state is in extreme drought. Atlantic hurricane basin remains quiet, for now. FPREN meteorologist William Maxham takes a closer look in today’s Citizens  update. #FLwx

It's been a slow start to the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, but this does not mean that the season will be slow. This is what we are monitoring and how the MJO plays a role. wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

A lightning strike can happen over 10 miles from the base of a thunderstorm. These powerful volts of energy could be lethal. Do you know what to do when there is lightning around? wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

Summer thunderstorms increase across the state into next week due to favorable upper level conditions. The tropics will remain quiet, with more Saharan dust headed our way into early July. Meteorologist William Maxham discusses in today’s Citizens weather update. #FLwx

Tropical Depression Two formed in the southern Gulf, and it will stay away from Florida. Much of the southern half of the state will remain under the influence of Saharan Dust, but there's still plenty of moisture and heat to spark afternoon thunderstorms.

Tropical Depression Two forms, and it is forecast to become Tropical Storm Barry on Sunday. Much of Florida remains ´dusty´. Read more here: wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

It is hurricane season, and this week brings the chance for tropical formation near Florida. This is what we currently know: wuft.org/weather/2025-0…

A tropical low could develop by the weekend south of a front near the FL peninsula. Details of the evolution of this storm are unclear & the biggest impact will be from heavy rain. Meteorologist William Maxham takes a closer look in today’s Citizens  tropical update #FLwx

Storms continue to reign in Florida this week. The wet pattern brings the chance for flash floods across the West Coast. We continue to monitor a system that has a medium chance of developing, but *if* it does, it will be east of Florida late this weekend into early next week.

While Florida has experienced increased rain & storm activity over the past few days, stormy weather will persist in North & Central Florida. The disturbance we've been monitoring is moving away from Florida, as it could develop into a depression or storm by Saturday. (Chantal)

Hang in there, Florida! A bit of drier air will filter through on Sunday and Monday as the disturbance moves away. Read more here: wuft.org/weather/2025-0…