Time for another brief taste of fall! 📷 Meteorologist @amysweezey breaks down the return of drier air, lower humidity, and mostly sunny skies across the state. But how long will this comfortable weather last? Watch here: https://t.co/FXEwfp8pEs
#Isaias has weakened, but Florida isn’t in the clear just yet! @amysweezey explains the lingering impacts: heavy rain, flooding risk, rough surf, rip currents, and possible tornadoes. Also, when lower humidity and cooler temps arrive next week: https://t.co/8ulIwriCeu
Hurricane #Isaias is strengthening quickly, and the Gulf Coast is preparing for significant impacts. Meteorologist @amysweezey has the forecast, expected landfall timing, wind & storm surge threats, heavy rain, flooding, and the potential for tornadoes: https://t.co/Agqs2GxvSx
An area in the southern Gulf could become more organized this week. Meteorologist @amysweezey breaks down the latest tropical outlook, what’s happening in the Bay of Campeche, and why warm water and low wind shear could support development: https://t.co/aRzlGWMRpU
Big changes coming to Florida weather this week! A stalled front brings extra moisture, heavy rain, and an increased risk of flooding across parts of North, Central, and South Florida. Meteorologist @amysweezey breaks down the timing: https://t.co/mSkg8tryOz
Summer is making a comeback across Florida this week! @amysweezey times out higher humidity, PM storms, temps near 90°, and hotter heat index numbers heading into October. Plus, a tropics update, rip currents, and when fall weather returns: https://t.co/3YjE83MSlV
When does Florida’s dry season start?🌴☀️@amysweezey explains when it begins & the signs that signal the transition. Learn how sea breeze storms fade, cold fronts begin moving through, temps drop, and Florida’s weather shifts from hot/humid to dry/cool: https://t.co/Dqf1TEphsJ
Florida weather continues to show signs of change! 🌴 In today's forecast, Meteorologist @amysweezey has the latest Tropical Storm Fay update, why hurricane season may be quiet for the next 2 weeks, and more on a cold front headed to Florida: https://t.co/y4L2AMJUvk
How do you accidentally become a meteorologist? 🌦️ Meet Florida Weather Authority™ meteorologist @amysweezey and hear the story of her unexpected journey from aspiring journalist to forecasting Central Florida weather for more than two decades: https://t.co/HTbzdytwQO
Ready for lower humidity? Parts of Florida are getting a taste of fall, but how long will the drier air last? Meteorologist @amysweezey has the answers, plus updates on gusty wind, beach conditions, dry season, tropics, and a NEW Drought Monitor: https://t.co/1xOjOqKh0H
🌴FL weather update for 9/14: The tropics are relatively quiet, but @amysweezey is tracking one area with a small window to develop. Meanwhile, expect another hot & humid week with strong winds, rough surf & strong rip currents for the entire east coast. https://t.co/APuiAER3XB
Another plume of dust from the Sahara Desert is impacting the weather in Florida. Meteorologist
@amysweezey
explains what it is and how it affects much more than hurricane season in this video: https://t.co/qpFKH3VrfF
Get to know Tom Sorrells: his unlikely journey into meteorology, moving to Florida, decades of covering hurricanes and why the 2004 season is unforgettable. Also hear how
@FLWxAuthority
came together and why digital weather coverage is the future: https://t.co/KBebmnLkKZ
Florida has received lots of rain recently, so why are 13 million Floridians still in a drought? Meteorologist @amysweezey has the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, including who has improved and who still needs rain: https://t.co/coyWeou04Y #FLwx#CFLwx#floridaweather
The PEAK of hurricane season is Sept 10, but the Atlantic has been unusually quiet so far. Meteorologist @amysweezey explains what the lack of hurricanes means, why El Niño is suppressing Atlantic activity, and why Florida still can’t let our guard down: https://t.co/YYU4B7pWjV
No holiday for the heat and rain in Florida. Meteorologist @amysweezey breaks down the timing and location of Monday's storms in this Labor Day forecast: https://t.co/S8OEvzAXPm
Several Florida cities experienced their hottest summer on record (June-August), and many locations are still desperate for rain. Meteorologist @amysweezey has a wrap-up of the summer heat and rain totals here: https://t.co/1WO6JiiJjE
What's left of #Dolly is headed toward Florida and will increase our rain chances this week. Meteorologist @amysweezey breaks down the timing and shares how much rain the Sunshine State will receive. https://t.co/XvZLF1SBrY