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Weather Explainer
Is the wet-bulb globe temperature the future of heat safety?
Weather Explainer
What's a sea breeze?
Summertime storms are a daily occurrence in Florida, but what drives sea breezes and who sees storms?
Weather Explainer
Are you safe from lightning in your car?
A big bolt of lightning that hit a car recently was caught on camera in the Tampa Bay area.
Weather Explainer
What is a supermoon?
A full moon is considered a supermoon when it comes within 90% of perigee, its closest point to Earth.
Weather Explainer
What time of year are hurricanes most common?
The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1 - Nov. 30. Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains when hurricanes are most frequent in that timeframe.
Weather Explainer
What is storm surge?
What's storm surge? Meteorologist Tyler Moore breaks down storm surge and what it can mean for the Tampa Bay region.
Weather Explainer
How to read hurricane forecast cones
Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains what hurricane forecast track cones actually mean.
Weather Explainer
How does wind shear affect hurricanes?
Hurricanes do not like wind shear. Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains how wind shear affects tropical systems.
Weather Explainer
When do we get hurricane updates from the National Hurricane Center?
The National Hurricane Center advisories come on a predictable schedule. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains when.
Weather Explainer
What are the most dangerous parts of a hurricane?
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains why the strongest winds and highest storm surge are found in the front right quadrant of a hurricane.
Weather Explainer
Where do hurricane names come from?
Hurricane names are determined by the World Meteorological Organization. As Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains, name lists rotate every six years.
Weather Explainer
Where do hurricanes usually originate?
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore examines the typical origins of hurricanes and their prevailing tracks.
Weather Explainer
What's a sea breeze?
Summertime storms are a daily occurrence in Florida, but what drives sea breezes and who sees storms?
Weather Explainer
Are you safe from lightning in your car?
A big bolt of lightning that hit a car recently was caught on camera in the Tampa Bay area.
Weather Explainer
What is a supermoon?
A full moon is considered a supermoon when it comes within 90% of perigee, its closest point to Earth.
Weather Explainer
What time of year are hurricanes most common?
The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1 - Nov. 30. Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains when hurricanes are most frequent in that timeframe.
Weather Explainer
What is storm surge?
What's storm surge? Meteorologist Tyler Moore breaks down storm surge and what it can mean for the Tampa Bay region.
Weather Explainer
How to read hurricane forecast cones
Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains what hurricane forecast track cones actually mean.
Weather Explainer
How does wind shear affect hurricanes?
Hurricanes do not like wind shear. Chief Meteorologist Bobby Deskins explains how wind shear affects tropical systems.
Weather Explainer
When do we get hurricane updates from the National Hurricane Center?
The National Hurricane Center advisories come on a predictable schedule. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains when.
Weather Explainer
What are the most dangerous parts of a hurricane?
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains why the strongest winds and highest storm surge are found in the front right quadrant of a hurricane.
Weather Explainer
Where do hurricane names come from?
Hurricane names are determined by the World Meteorological Organization. As Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains, name lists rotate every six years.
Weather Explainer
Where do hurricanes usually originate?
Meteorologist Grant Gilmore examines the typical origins of hurricanes and their prevailing tracks.
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