Grant Gilmore
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Tampa, FL, United States
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Strong storms, then chilly air heading our way
There's an isolated threat for a few severe storms Thursday, but colder air will follow right behind! → Read More
Hurricane season comes to an end Wednesday
In total, there were 14 named storms this hurricane season. → Read More
Martin strengthens into Category 1 hurricane
This storm is now the seventh hurricane of the 2022 Atlantic season. → Read More
Hurricane Ian latest of increasingly frequent billion-dollar disasters
Hurricane Ian is the 15th billion-dollar weather or climate disaster so far this year in the United States as the number and frequency of these events increases. → Read More
Tropical moisture surge expected to bring downpours this weekend
A widespread 1-4 inches of rain is possible into the start of next week. → Read More
Saturday brings possible severe weather threat to Tampa Bay area
Much of the Tampa Bay area on Saturday is under a slight risk for severe weather. → Read More
Pyrocumulus clouds: How fires produce their own weather
As large wildfires grow the extreme, the heat created by the fires begins to produce organized channels of hot air that force air, and smoke upwards into the atmosphere. → Read More
Invest 97-L organizes over Atlantic
A tropical wave moving west across the central Atlantic has potential gradual development. → Read More
Live updates: Crews assessing damage after storm; tornado warnings canceled
The tornado damaged several buildings and tore off roofs in Pinellas Park. → Read More
Hurricane Iota on track to become a major hurricane before reaching Central America
The record-setting 2020 hurricane season continues to produce more storms with Hurricane Iota strengthening in the central Caribbean. → Read More
SW Florida remains in path of Tropical Depression Eta, cone just south of Tampa Bay
Tropical Storm Eta is a storm Floridians need to watch carefully for a potential impact in the Sunshine State early next week. → Read More
Eta strengthens into a Category 1 hurricane; Tampa Bay could see a 3-5 foot storm surge
Hurricane Eta | Tampa Bay Weather: A tropical storm warning has been issued for parts of Florida's west coast, including for the coastal Tampa Bay area. → Read More
Hurricane, storm surge warnings posted for Louisiana coastline ahead of Hurricane Delta
The 90-mph storm is forecast to reach major hurricane strength in the central Gulf of Mexico. → Read More
Warmer world, stronger storms: How a changing climate impacts hurricane season
10 Tampa Bay Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explores the impact climate change has on weather, storms and hurricanes. → Read More
Hurricane season peaks this week, 2 tropical cyclones on the map
Tropical Depression 17 and Tropical Depression 18 are now on the map and could soon become the next two tropical storms of the record-breaking 2020 hurricane season. → Read More
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