Nikki Sheaks
Meteorologist at WINK-TV (Fort Myers, FL)
Meteorologist for WINK in Fort Myers CBM #942 Instagram @nikkisheaks Facebook @nikkisheakswx
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May 15, 2024 |
winknews.com | Nikki Sheaks
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Mar 21, 2024 |
winknews.com | Nikki Sheaks
Despite Hurricane Idalia making landfall as a major hurricane, the World Meteorological Organization has not retired the name. This is the first time in a decade that an Atlantic storm name has not been replaced. Hurricane Idalia was a Category 3 storm when it made landfall near Keaton Beach, Florida in August 2023. “The hurricane had max winds of 125 mph and storm surge around 7 to 12 feet,” stated The Weather Authority Meteorologist Nikki Sheaks.
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Feb 23, 2024 |
winknews.com | Nikki Sheaks
The WINK News Weather Authority keeps Southwest Florida up to date with its hourly weather forecast, seven days a week. WINK News Meteorologist Nikki Sheaks is forecasting a pleasant weekend with little rain and plenty of sunshine. Here’s what to expect for this weekend and the week ahead:TODAY:An overnight cold front is allowing a few light showers to linger around this morning, mainly in southern Collier County.
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Feb 22, 2024 |
winknews.com | Nikki Sheaks
The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season is now just 100 days away. The season officially runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. However, storms can still develop before and after these dates. Early outlooks suggest that the upcoming season could be more active than normal because of record warm water temperatures in the tropical Atlantic (where storms frequently track) along with El Niño transitioning to La Niña. History has taught us that La Niña can lower wind shear in the Atlantic, allowing for greater activity.
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Feb 8, 2024 |
1029bobfm.com | Nikki Sheaks
socastcmsRssStartNikki SheakssocastcmsRssEndSouthwest Florida is all too aware of the devastating impacts from a hurricane. In September of 2022, Hurricane Ian made landfall as a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. Ian was deemed the deadliest and costliest storm in Southwest Florida history. The Cat 4 storm also was recorded to have the greatest rainfall, highest storm surge, and the highest sustained wind at landfall in the region’s history.
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CSU just released their forecast for the upcoming Atlantic Hurricane Season. They're calling for an above average season due to warm Atlantic waters & the lack of EL Nino. During El Nino years, there is higher shear which helps limit storm development & strengthening. @winknews https://t.co/3MygnWIAYm
*SEVERE T'STORM WARNING* issued for Glades County until 3/30 7:00PM. Track storms with Southwest Florida's @WINKNews Live Doppler 3X: https://t.co/fn8Q9DA69p https://t.co/loBB09cFef
*SEVERE T'STORM WARNING* issued for Glades County until 3/25 7:00PM. Track storms with Southwest Florida's @WINKNews Live Doppler 3X: https://t.co/fn8Q9DA69p https://t.co/l36a5dEybz