For you hurricane hunters / general public. The recent cuts for NHC has downed 2 flight directors who help fly the Air Force into hurricanes. The cuts according to NOAA staffers might make flights once or zero times per day instead of the two rounds they make per day for data.

1220 pm EDT March 17: A non-tropical low located about 700 miles northeast of the northern Leeward Islands is producing gale-force winds and a large area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Additional development is not expected as it moves into an environment of strong

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South Florida atmosphere supports storms that could produce hail this afternoon. Already happened this morning just up the road.

La Niña has ended, and the tropical Pacific is now in a neutral state—neither La Niña nor El Niño. Without those patterns influencing the atmosphere, it’s harder to anticipate seasonal shifts in rain or temperatures. Neutral likely lasts through fall. climate.gov/news-features/…

GOES-19 Imagery (NOAA Satellites) of our area this afternoon shows widespread low level cumulus clouds as a weak front continues to move southward away from the region. The drought across our region will continue to worsen as no rainfall is forecast over the next 7 days.

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🌞💧It's not quite summer yet, but in Central and Southern Florida the temperatures are already rising and we are experiencing very dry conditions. Use these #WaterConservation tips year-round: Embrace FL-Friendly Landscaping Use a smart irrigation controller Find & fix leaks

Wow! NWS Miami Never thought I’d ever see my backyard in Lake Worth Florida covered in quarter size hail. The sounds you here in the video is hail hitting my webcam. Peak gusts 53 mph. #FLwx

With the continued drought in South Florida, the rural area just south of Homestead and Florida City continues to be a hotspot for wildfires. Second time in recent months that a fire has closed the roads into and out of the Keys.

Not surprisingly, GFS has dropped its long range fantasy Caribbean storm. It seems likely that any development in the next couple weeks will be on the East Pacific side of Central America. Pretty typical for this time of year.

May 9 @ 4:30 PM - Locally damaging winds and large hail will be possible with the strongest storms through this evening with a focus around Lake Okeechobee. An isolated tornado and localized flooding can’t be ruled out. #FLwx

The first #TropicalWave of 2025 has been analyzed for the 18z Surface Analysis map! While tropical cyclone development is not anticipated with this wave at this time, these waves can still produce heavy rain & gusty winds. For more info, visit hurricanes.gov/marine! #marinewx

It'll be another hot day across South Florida today with forecast afternoon high temperatures in the 90s and feels-like temperatures in the 100-105°F range this afternoon. Be sure to hydrate, take breaks in cool places, and limit outdoor activities from 10am-4pm if possible!

*Heads Up* Outlook: Isolated strong to severe storms will be possible tomorrow from 2pm-10pm across the eastern half of South Florida. Hazards with the strongest storms: - Strong to severe wind gusts - Small to marginally severe hail - Frequent lightning - Localized flooding

After a wet spell a couple weeks ago, hot and dry weather returned to Florida and moderate (D1) to extreme (D3) continues across the peninsula....

🌀The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially begins this Sunday, June 1! The season runs through November 30, & throughout it, you may hear or see some unfamiliar weather terms. Learn more about tropical weather terms below so you can best act & prepare before a storm.

A non-tropical low is expected to form on Thursday, but likely inland over the Carolinas—reducing chances for tropical or subtropical development. Formation chances have dropped to near 0%, but heavy rain & flash flooding are still possible along the SE coast through Thursday.

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