If you’re heading out to Jacksonville’s beaches or the Golden Isles in Southeast Georgia this weekend, pay close attention to ...

Tropical Depression Three has formed and will move over the Carolina's. South Florida remains hot and humid.

The National Hurricane Center has upped the likelihood of tropical development near or over Florida, but chances remain low.

In the Gulf, there is an area of interest that could develop into a tropical depression over the next few days.

Here in Florida, we're also hot, we're just not getting the headlines ("Temperature in New York City reaches 100 degrees"). As of June 26, temperatures are just hitting 95 in the Panhandle and in the ...

High temperatures in the 90s to 100s will break numerous records over the next several days, the National Weather Service ...

According to NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, temperatures above normal are expected across Florida from May 18 through May 22. " Records could be tied or broken based on current forecasts.

Expect temperatures to climb steadily across much of Florida. " Records could be tied or broken based on current forecasts. Lows appear to be above normal, and potentially close to record high ...

Expect temperatures to climb steadily across much of Florida. " Records could be tied or broken based on current forecasts. Lows appear to be above normal, and potentially close to record high ...

Temperatures will be "noticeably warmer," reaching the low- to mid-90s in interior counties in Central Florida and mid- to upper 80s along the East Coast, according to the National Weather Service ...

Back to near average early in the week on high temperatures, then below average for a few days the rest of the week. High in the 60s northern Florida, 70s central and near 80 south (could be cooler)." ...

As of Wednesday, March 26, there were 12 Florida counties with an average Keetch-Byram Drought Index over 500, which means drought or increased fire danger. Monroe County was the newest addition ...