Irene Sans
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2 days ago |
wusf.org | Irene Sans
Florida continues with a worsening drought. There is an extreme drought now affecting parts of South Florida, and a severe drought that has expanded across much of the state as well. The only area that’s not experiencing a drought. It’s from Alachua County northward towards Tallahassee through Pensacola. There’s a small area with the abnormally dry conditions from Apalachicola through Panama City Beach. These are the driest months of the year.
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6 days ago |
wusf.org | Irene Sans
The dry season is ramping up, and the ground is feeling it, especially in South Florida, where some areas are now under an extreme drought. Comparing the analysis from last week to this most recent one, every category except the last has seen an increase of at least 2 percent in coverage. As for areas not under drought, about 40 percent of Florida is not experiencing any drought. The previous week, this number was closer to 45 percent.
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1 week ago |
wusf.org | Irene Sans
The cold front cleared the state late on Wednesday evening, and Thursday will be a transitional day as the winds slowly shift with the high-pressure system, which will also move eastward. The repositioning of the high-pressure system will bring winds from the east throughout the weekend and for much of the following week. The week ends with elevated fire danger across Central and Southwest Florida. The humidity will be very low, and there will be gusty winds.
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1 week ago |
wusf.org | Irene Sans
A cold front will push through Florida, bringing a chance for severe storms on Friday night. This line will continue to push southward, and some showers could affect Central Florida overnight into the morning hours of Saturday. By late Saturday morning, some scattered showers and more isolated storms will arrive at Lake Okeechobee. As the front becomes more diffused, the chance for even fewer storms is still in the forecast for South Florida, but it will be even more scarce on Saturday afternoon.
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1 week ago |
southcarolinapublicradio.org | Irene Sans
South Carolina will have a busy Friday with showers and storms moving through the region as a low-pressure system spins nearby and exits just in time to start the weekend. Once it exits, this same system will pull cold air over the Palmetto State, dominating the weekend and returning to a warm trend on Monday.
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