Grant Gilmore
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Tampa, FL, United States
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Tropical wave invest 90-L develops off the southeast coast of Florida
Hurricane season officially begins June 1, but the setup for tropical development near the Bahamas will be in place going into this weekend. → Read More
What are spaghetti models?
You hear the term all the time during storm coverage. But, what does it actually mean? → Read More
What do sharks do when a hurricane approaches?
A 2001 Mote Marine Laboratory study found blacktip sharks left shallow water nurseries and headed to deeper, safer waters ahead of a tropical storm. → Read More
Tropical Storm Dorian could become a hurricane upon approach to the US: NHC
Weather computer models forecast Tropical Storm Dorian of having some sort of impact to the U.S., but it's too early to say where and with what intensity. → Read More
Tropical disturbance expected to develop off Florida's east coast
A weak area of low pressure off of southeast Florida will bring portions of the state periods of heavy rain over the weekend. → Read More
It's already rained more in Tampa in the last 8 months than it normally does in a year
Tampa has already received more rain than it typically does for the entire year. → Read More
Tracking Tropical Wave Invest 96-L in the Atlantic Ocean
The tropical wave in the Atlantic Ocean has a 50-percent chance of development in the next five days. → Read More
Tracking two tropical waves in the Caribbean, Atlantic Ocean
The tropical wave in the Caribbean has a low chance of development. The one in the eastern Atlantic Ocean has a 50 percent chance of development in the next 5 days. → Read More
Tropical system could develop later this week in Gulf of Mexico
The National Hurricane Center gives the disturbance a 10-percent chance of development. → Read More
Tropical system could develop in Gulf of Mexico
The National Hurricane Center predicts the chance of development is at 20 percent during the next five days. → Read More
'Fireball' streaks across sky over south Florida
A fireball is a very bright meteor, but the American Meteor Society said it's possible this was space debris burning up as it hit Earth's atmosphere. → Read More
What makes hail more common during the warmer months of the year
An extreme hail event in Mexico presented the perfect opportunity to explain how hail (ice) is actually more likely during the warmer months of the year. → Read More
Hurricane season: Where to look for tropical development in June
So, where do we typically look for tropical development in June? → Read More
Shining light on the science of a double rainbow
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains the science behind rainbows → Read More
Thunderstorms drench parts of Tampa Bay region
Despite an earlier threat of severe weather, Monday's storms largely have posed a threat for heavy rain. → Read More
Take a ride with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters: A research lab in the middle of a monster
They fly into the eye of a storm with the most powerful hurricane-tracking machines in the world -- all in an effort to keep us safe. → Read More
Into the eye: Hurricane Hunters tasked with 'punching' through storms
There's perhaps no better place to figure out what a hurricane is doing -- and where it'll go -- than to get right in the middle of it all. NOAA's Hurricane Hunters do just that each season. → Read More
Tampa Bay will see trailing effects of Michael, as the storm weakens
Hurricane Michael was downgraded Thursday to a tropical storm. → Read More
Tropical wave sets sight on Florida for Labor Day weekend
10Weather is keeping watch over the Caribbean as tropical moisture heads toward Florida by Labor Day → Read More
National Hurricane Center issues warnings on tropical system off the African coast
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a tropical disturbance coming off the coast of Africa. It could be named Florence in the coming days. → Read More