The air is extremely dry. Red flag warnings are in effect, meaning the air is dry and winds are strong. Any fires that ignite ...

Florida has two time zones, eastern and central. The Panhandle can expect to see the lunar eclipse around midnight CDT on ...

Thunderstorms with a slight risk of severe wind gusts and a possible brief tornado may develop on Monday in parts of central ...

Monday Less severe weather is expected the farther south you go down the Florida peninsula. Here's what to expect where you live: We will continue to update our weather coverage as conditions warrant.

The strongest storms will move offshore by late Sunday night, and a few lingering storms could impact parts of the Florida ...

Monday Less severe weather is expected the farther south you go down the Florida peninsula. Here's what to expect where you live: We will continue to update our weather coverage as conditions warrant.

Much of Florida is expected to have a fairly clear view of this week’s lunar eclipse, according to the National Weather Service.

High pressure moves across the northern Gulf towards the Florida peninsula through tonight along with shortwave ridging ...

The entirety of North and Central America, and much of South America, will experience a total lunar eclipse in the overnight ...

The Florida Peninsula will see the lunar eclipse start closer to 1 a.m. EDT. Here's a look at what you're likely to see depending on whether you're in Central Daylight Time or Eastern Daylight ...

The Florida Peninsula can expect to see the lunar eclipse start about 1 a.m. EDT. AccuWeather meteorologists are predicting Florida — especially along the east coast and southern Florida ...