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Forecasters issue revised hurricane season outlook

Forecasters issue revised hurricane season outlook

Forecasters at Colorado State University – the pioneers of seasonal hurricane forecasting – issued their July outlook for the hurricane season, nudging down numbers from their April and June outlooks, but still calling for a slightly above average season overall.

Trying to make sense of the unspeakable Texas tragedy

Trying to make sense of the unspeakable Texas tragedy

The catastrophic flooding that ripped through parts of the Texas Hill Country along the Guadalupe River northwest of San Antonio during the predawn hours on July 4th quickly turned into an unspeakable tragedy, killing at least 82 people, including 28 children.

A hurricane season like no other

A hurricane season like no other

As darkness descended on the Gulf of Mexico in October, a 1970s-era U.S. government turboprop plane neared the eye of the newly formed Hurricane Milton.

Following a new area of interest for the weekend

Following a new area of interest for the weekend

An area of disturbed weather moving through the western Caribbean is expected to cross into the Bay of Campeche in the lower reaches of the Gulf this weekend where it could gradually organize if the system remains over the waters north of Mexico.

Andrea comes, Andrea goes

Andrea comes, Andrea goes

The low-level cloud swirl spinning harmlessly over the open waters of the high Atlantic wasn’t much to look at on Tuesday but managed to muster up enough steam for NHC to briefly classify it Tropical Storm Andrea, the first named storm of the 2025 hurricane season.

Atlantic threatens to break its silence

Atlantic threatens to break its silence

After its most sluggish start to a hurricane season since 2014, the Atlantic is threatening to break its silence with a short-lived system over the open waters of the subtropical Atlantic.

It Only Takes One: Adaptation along Florida’s Gulf Coast

It Only Takes One: Adaptation along Florida’s Gulf Coast

Any homeowner that’s been through a flood knows that once is once too many. But for Brian Martin and his family, flooding has been a way of life since moving to the waterfront neighborhood of Shores Acres along the western edge of Tampa Bay.

Saharan dust brings hazy skies, heat to South Florida

Saharan dust brings hazy skies, heat to South Florida

South Florida residents and visitors can expect hazy skies and sweltering heat this weekend, as another surge of Saharan dust drifts across the region, keeping tropical development at bay but pushing air quality and humidity levels higher.

Saharan dust reinforcements on the way

Saharan dust reinforcements on the way

It’s been a dusty start to the 2025 hurricane season with the biggest Saharan dust outbreak of the year reaching the sands of South Florida this week from the soils of West Africa over 4,000 miles away.

This Week in South Florida: Kevin Guthrie

This Week in South Florida: Kevin Guthrie

Sunday is the first day of this year’s hurricane season, and the first since the administrations of President Donald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis changed the government’s response.