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A hurricane free September, how rare is it? (opens the original)
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El Niño is helping fuel the continued hurricane drought of the 2026 Atlantic season. El Niño is helping fuel the continued hurricane drought of the 2026 Atlantic season. There have been no hurricanes so far this hurricane season, thanks in large part to El Niño. How unusual is the 2026 hurricane season? In the satellite era (since 1966), the latest date the Atlantic has gone before its first hurricane formed is Sept. 11, which happened in both 2002 and 2013. So, every day we go without a hurrica
Drier air set to move in behind late week cold front (opens the original)
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Rain chances and humidity both decrease over the next few days. Rain chances and humidity both decrease over the next few days. After a few lingering showers, mostly dry weather is expected overnight as lows settle to the middle 70s. A change in our weather pattern is expected Thursday, as drier air will begin to move into the area. This drier air will limit thunderstorm and rain coverage Thursday afternoon. Increasing sunshine will help to warm afternoon highs near 90 degrees. An isolated showe
Fay restrengthens to a tropical storm in the open Atlantic Ocean (opens the original)
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The Gulf Coast Hurricane Tracking Team is following two areas of weather in the Atlantic Ocean, though neither poses a threat to Florida. After falling apart earlier this week, Fay reorganized as a tropical depression in the open Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday afternoon and then strengthened to a tropical storm as of the 11 p.m. advisory Wednesday. The system is very far away from land, centered approximately 885 miles southwest of the Azores. From the perspective of the Gulf Coast, the storm is ar
Fall begins Tuesday night; Scattered storms and downpours through Friday (opens the original)
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Warm, humid with rain until the weekend. Warm, humid with rain until the weekend. Fall commences at 8:04 p.m. Tuesday, but don't break out the sweaters and fall boots just yet! The Gulf Coast will stay warm and muggy with highs in the low 90s. We could see a few straggling showers after sunset. Temperatures will drop overnight. We will wake up to the 70s early Wednesday morning. Your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast calls for another opportunity for morning showers along the coast Wedne
Scattered storms Saturday, isolated by Sunday (opens the original)
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Onshore winds Saturday morning could bring a few coastal showers west of I-75. Overall coverage is forecast to expand through the day, and by the afternoon, scattered showers and storms are likely. However, with onshore winds present, the bulk of the activity will favor interior sections closer to Lake Okeechobee. Highs are expected to range from the lower to mid-90s. Enough heat and moisture will remain in place through the holiday weekend to keep rain in the forecast for coastal areas early an
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