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Rob Duns

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Rob Duns

    Increasing moisture helps to bump up rain coverage Wednesday on the Gulf Coast (opens the original)

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    Isolated showers spread across the Gulf Coast through Wednesday night. Isolated showers spread across the Gulf Coast through Wednesday night. Expect isolated showers for metro sections of the Gulf Coast Wednesday. Winds from the southeast will help to push shower and storm activity to coastal areas of Southwest Florida. Some remnant showers are possible overnight as lows in the upper 70s are expected. A mostly dry start is favored on Thursday with cloudy to partly cloudy skies. With southeasterl

  2. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Rob Duns

    Minor coastal flooding possible during high tide in Collier County through Thursday, Oct. 1 (opens the original)

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    Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide along the coast of Collier County through noon on Thursday, Oct. 1. The risk of coastal flooding is thanks in part to the arrival of King Tides, the highest high tide cycles of the year. According to the South Florida Water Management District, these happen along the west coast of South Florida from Sept. 29 through Oct. 1 during the full moon. Another round of King Tides occurs Oct. 27 through Oct. 29 during the new moon phase. Coastal floodin

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Rob Duns

    Back to the rain; Elevated rain chances all week on the Gulf Coast (opens the original)

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    Our typical rainy season pattern is back as showers roll across the Gulf Coast. Our typical rainy season pattern is back as showers roll across the Gulf Coast. After days of dry weather, widespread storms finally return to the forecast Tuesday. Your Gulf Coast Weather Most Accurate Forecast calls for a return of soggy weather. While not everyone will see the rain, expect expanding storm coverage through the afternoon. The rain and clouds will keep temperatures a few degrees lower. We will only r

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Rob Duns

    Coolest temps since early June arrive tonight (opens the original)

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    For the first time since June 6, temps in Fort Myers will fall below 70 degrees tonight. For the first time since June 6, temps in Fort Myers will fall below 70 degrees tonight. For the first time since June 6, temperatures in the city of Fort Myers are expected to drop below 70 degrees. That's the big weather story along the Gulf Coast as a wave of drier air spills down the Florida peninsula. The cooler and drier air will be most noticeable on Sunday morning, when temperatures fall as low as 67

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Rob Duns

    What makes hurricanes different from Nor'easters? (opens the original)

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    It's September. We're in hurricane season. And a huge storm is spinning over the Atlantic Ocean off the East Coast. But it's not a hurricane. Instead, it's called a Nor'easter. What makes these two types of storm systems that form over the ocean different? A big point is where they get their fuel from. Hurricanes are considered to be "warm-cored" systems. They get their fuel from heat and moisture supplied by warm ocean water. They are oftentimes symmetrical in shape with a wind field that can s

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