Forecast

Bruce: Ian moves off of Florida as a tropical storm, it will likely regain hurricane status as it hits Charleston; Our nice fall weather will continue

The sunshine and fall feeling continues

Bruce: Ian makes Florida landfall packing winds of 150mph; We enjoy more fall weather on the backside

Spectacular conditions across the north central Gulf Coast as our friends to the east deal with major Hurricane Ian.

It’s the fall feel we dream about all summer long and it’s here to stay possibly through the upcoming weekend.

Bruce: Ian gets stronger approaching west Florida; fall feel around here

A true fall front has arrived and it will set the stage for a beautiful stretch of weather for possibly the next week.

High temperatures will be very warm again on Monday with low 90s across the area, but the front will allow the airmass to feel much nicer into the evening and Tuesday morning will actually have a coolness to it with temperatures in the 60s south and 50s north.

It’s the last day of the summer heat as big changes are set to roll in later tonight all due to a fall front.

A cold front that pushes into the region Monday will bring welcomed cooler conditions and allow high pressure to settle in through the week keeping skies clear.

Big changes are coming to our weather this week but the heat wave will hold on for another day or two.

Official forecast still call for a Florida landfall towards the end of next week, but with the potential for a strong major hurricane so near it’s important to pay close attention.

It’s all about the heat for the weekend as we continue this heat wave which has been ongoing for almost a week now.

Mostly dry and hot conditions will remain into Monday as a cold front moves into the region bringing drier air and a real fall feel back just in time for the start of October.

It’s all about the heat for now but that will eventually change next week as a nice stretch of fall weather looks to be on the way.

Bruce: First day of fall does not live up to its name-Tropical watch continues

This weekend will prove to be a hot and mostly dry one again with highs in the 90s.

The heat wave rolls on as our attention shifts to the tropics over the coming days.

Bruce: Sunny but hot here; all eyes on the tropics

Hot and dry conditions continue through the week and into the weekend.

A disturbance we’ve been watching for a few days is currently entering the Caribbean and is likely to become our next named storm.

The late season heat wave will peak over the next two days as some record highs are possible across the area.

Bruce: 3 Systems in the tropics; Only 1 we need to watch closely

Sunshine and summer-like heat this week

Our September heat wave is just getting started as we’re set to flirt with record highs over the next several days.

Bruce: A dry and hot stretch through the week as no rain and summer heat hangs on

Above-normal temperatures all week

It’s all about a summer feel this week as a late season heat wave brings a dry but hot week in weather.

Less moisture and high pressure will make for a dry forecast for the work week.

Hot sun and a few storms to wrap up the weekend