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September report card: Did we get enough rain this month? (opens the original)
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September is the last full month of rainy season here on the Gulf Coast. As we approach the shift to dry season, which roughly falls around October 15th, we need all the rain we can get. Through the morning of September 30th, our three main climate sites, including Page Field in Fort Myers, the Punta Gorda Airport, and the Naples Airport, saw less rain than they normally would during September. We normally see nine inches of rain in Fort Myers in the month of September. As of Wednesday morning,
Four years since Hurricane Ian: how this season differs (opens the original)
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Today marks four years since Hurricane Ian made landfall on the Gulf Coast. As we prepare for any hurricane season, we always emphasize that it only takes one storm to make a season memorable. In 2022, Ian was that storm. The 2022 hurricane season had its quirks. In August, no named storms formed that year. Ian was also one of two hurricanes that made landfall in Florida, along with Hurricane Nicole on the other coast. *VIDEO ABOVE CONTAINS DATA FROM BEFORE TROPICAL STORM HANNA WAS NAMED In 2022
Tropical Storm Hanna forms in the Atlantic (opens the original)
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Tropical Storm Hanna has formed in the subtropical Atlantic, 870 miles away from Bermuda. Hanna is now the eighth named storm of the 2026 season. As of 11 am Monday, winds are currently 45 mph as the storm moves east at 17 mph. Hanna now has a well-defined center of circulation and is overcoming wind shear in the Atlantic. The current forecast cone has Hanna maintaining tropical storm strength as it moves east in the coming days. Tropical Storm Hanna is no threat to land and of no concern for th
Below-average temperatures and plenty of sunshine Sunday (opens the original)
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Sunday is shaping up to be another beautiful, fall-like day here on the Gulf Coast. After most locations started off in the 60s, temperatures will rebound under mostly sunny skies. Your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast has high temperatures reaching the mid and upper 80s this afternoon areawide. No rain is expected on Sunday, but that trend won't last long. As we move into the workweek, our pattern will start to shift once again. Expect temperatures, humidity, and rain chances to increa
Fall-like weather expected on the Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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Fall is here, and it'll feel like it across the Gulf Coast these next few days. Lower temperatures, lower humidity and minimal rain chances are expected to stick around. Your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast calls for afternoon highs to climb into the 80s. Rain chances are minimal, and lower humidity will make it feel less muggy than usual. On Sunday, morning lows will fall into the 60s areawide. Afternoon highs will reach into the 80s again tomorrow. Looking ahead, rain chances and tem
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