Phil Ferro
Chief Meteorologist at WSVN-TV (Miami, FL)
2 x Emmy Award winner. Chief meteorologist for WSVN Fox 7. Keeping an eye on the sky, to keep you away from severe weather.
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3 weeks ago |
wsvn.com | Samantha Sosa |Phil Ferro
MIAMI (WSVN) - The skies above South Florida opened up, bringing relentless rainfall that triggered several weather warnings and advisories and led a popular music festival to temporarily hit the pause button. The soggy Sunday brought a flood of trouble for downtown Miami. wjere hundreds of thousands of people gathered for the Ultra Music Festival. “Wow, this is crazy. I’ve never seen such a thing; it’s like the sea is in the city,” said an attendee.
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Mar 22, 2024 |
wsvn.com | Phil Ferro |Kevin Boulandier
(WSVN) - South Florida is experiencing severe weather on Friday as heavy rain and gusty winds rumble through parts of Miami-Dade. Friday night, the National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for Miami-Dade, Broward, Collier and mainland Monroe counties until 3 a.m. on Saturday. Friday afternoon, 7News’ Stormtracker showed one round of rain moved through the region from the Gulf of Mexico, with most of the heavy activity already moved offshore and a second round is expected on Friday night.
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Mar 22, 2024 |
wsvn.com | Phil Ferro |Kevin Boulandier
(WSVN) - South Florida is experiencing severe weather on Friday as heavy rain and gusty winds rumble through parts of Miami-Dade. 7News stormtracker shows spinning arrows indicating the potential for funnel clouds that is starting to form from the Miami-Dade county line all the way into deep southern Miami-Dade. As for Broward, there is a street flood advisory for parts of the county until 4:30 p.m. A tornado warning for the Florida Keys between Tavanier and Islamorada has been lifted.
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Jan 25, 2024 |
wsvn.com | Nicole Linsalata |Phil Ferro
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Rip currents along South Florida beaches have prompted a warning from ocean rescue officials and led rescuers to save several swimmers in distress over the past two days.. 7News cameras captured red and purple flags waving at a lifeguard stand on Fort Lauderdale Beach, Thursday afternoon. The red flag means the water is not safe to go in, and the purple flag alerts beachgoers about the presence of potentially dangerous marine life like man o’ war.
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Dec 29, 2023 |
wsvn.com | Carolina Borges |Kevin Boulandier |Jackson Dill |Phil Ferro
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - The countdown to the new year in South Florida brings not only the iconic descent of the Big Orange but also a significant drop in temperatures. As revelers prepare for the festivities, they will also need to bundle up against the expected chill, with temperatures forecast to reach into the 40s. People across Miami Beach were out and about on Friday making good use of the lower temperatures. Some were bundled up, while others were not. “We’re from Slovakia.
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For you "LUNATICS", this month's full moon will rise Saturday at 8:22 pm. Known as the Pink Moon, as Pink Wildflowers bloom in parts of the U.S.,it is linked to Native People's traditions. The sky should remain mostly clear. https://t.co/pRvlZ4WvP5
10 PM Thursday: Radar is detecting a large downpour over Islamorada. It's moving into the Atlantic. More rain across Florida Bay. https://t.co/8gOhm2tjxX
A tremor was reported about an hour ago offshore Puerto Rico, over 29 miles away from the northern coast. No reports so far of any damages. https://t.co/yb7KasS4bm
