Florida Weather

National Hurricane Center tracks Invest 95L near Bermuda. See what this means for Orlando area weather patterns and potential impacts on local communities in coming days.

The National Weather Service in Miami extended a heat advisory for South Florida through Thursday evening. This marks the fourth consecutive warning as extreme temperatures persist, prompting calls for community vigilance.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring Invest 94L, a tropical wave that could develop into a depression by the weekend as Atlantic activity increases.

Florida faces no immediate tropical threats as the National Hurricane Center reports a quiet Atlantic basin. However, local counties manage flood risks from recent heavy rainfall.

Florida faces a mix of severe weather risks and cooling temperatures this week, with heat advisories issued for 35 counties while tropical waves are monitored ahead of the August peak.

Tropical Storm Bertha is affecting Florida's Gulf Coast with rain and dangerous surf as it moves slowly across the Gulf toward Louisiana.

The National Hurricane Center has extended tropical storm warnings into Florida as Tropical Storm Bertha intensifies with 60 mph winds, posing flooding threats along the Gulf Coast.

Tropical Storm Bertha poses a low-grade risk to North Florida's Gulf Coast with expected rainfall and minor surge.

Tropical Storm Bertha forms near Florida’s Gulf Coast as the second named storm of the season. Residents are advised to monitor local forecasts closely as meteorologists track its potential path toward the region.

A weather system known as Invest 91L has developed into Tropical Depression Two in the Gulf of Mexico. Forecasters advise communities along the northern Gulf coast to watch for potential strengthening and incoming storms by late Monday.

National Hurricane Center reports Tropical Depression Two is strengthening near Florida's Gulf Coast. Residents in Tampa Bay should prepare for increased rainfall as the system evolves into Tropical Storm Bertha.

National Hurricane Center officials are tracking a low-probability tropical system near Florida's Gulf Coast, with forecasters advising residents to monitor updates as conditions evolve.