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Cooler air is headed toward the Tampa Bay area soon – and while some parts of the United States are dealing with snow and truly cold weather, the drop in temperatures here will likely feel chilly to Floridians. → Read More
Hurricane and storm surge watches have already been issued for Florida’s east coast, with the National Hurricane Center forecasting a landfall some time Wednesday night. While Nicole is expected to make landfall on the Atlantic coast, people living along the Gulf Coast and in Tampa Bay will still feel impacts. → Read More
Election Day is here and in just a few hours, polls will close and results will start coming in to let voters know who will represent them as elected officials. → Read More
Tuesday is Election Day across the country, but it’s also still hurricane season for voters living in the southeast – and there may be something to keep an eye on as you head to the polls. → Read More
It’s been a month since Hurricane Ian made landfall in southwest Florida, and red tide is now back along the Gulf Coast. → Read More
The two main candidates running for Florida governor will meet face-to-face on the debate stage for the first and only time Monday night. → Read More
The 2022 midterm election is just weeks away, and many voters living in the Tampa Bay area can already cast their ballots to make their voices hear on who they want representing them. → Read More
Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Rep. Charlie Crist will meet for their first and only debate on Monday ahead of Florida’s gubernatorial election next month. → Read More
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio and former U.S. Representative Val Demings will face each other in Florida’s only U.S. Senate debate Tuesday at 7 p.m. to talk about their accomplishments in office and let voters know where they stand on controversial issues. → Read More
Marco Rubio and Val Demings will meet for their first and only debate on Tuesday as they face off for the opportunity to represent Florida in the U.S. Senate. → Read More
After Hurricane Ian hit the coast of southwest Florida and moved up across the state, people all over came together to help those impacted by the storm. → Read More
Hurricane Ian is moving onshore in Florida, taking aim at the state’s southwestern coast as a powerful Category 4 storm, just shy of Category 5 strength. → Read More
As the monstrous Hurricane Irma approached Florida’s west coast in September 2017, Tampa Bay was emptied of water as strong offshores winds pushed the water into the Gulf of Mexico. Could Ian do the same? → Read More
As people around the world mourn the loss of Queen Elizabeth II, who died Thursday at the age of 96, many are sharing memories of encounters they had with the queen during her 70 years on the throne. One of the memories being shared in the Tampa Bay area is Queen Elizabeth’s trip to the City of Tampa in the early 90s. → Read More
As we near the end of August, the tropics are starting to show signs of life after an unusually-long stretch of no activity. → Read More
In just a few days, NASA will take a major step in its plan to send the United States back to the moon when it attempts to launch Artemis I — and as of Thursday evening, it seems the weather will cooperate with that plan. → Read More
Florida voters are heading to the polls Tuesday to make their voices heard in several important primary races. → Read More
The tropical wave that was being monitored off the coast of Africa has dissipated, but the National Hurricane Center is now keeping an eye on a system in the Gulf of Mexico that could be a rainmaker for parts of the coast. → Read More
We’re officially a month away from the peak of hurricane season but, aside from a tropical wave with low development chances, the tropics remain quiet. → Read More
Fire rescue officials say a medical helicopter had to be called in Pasco County on Wednesday evening when a grill exploded in a man’s face. → Read More