Several hours of heavy rain, frequent lightning and possible flooding are expected as deep tropical moisture collides with a front over west-central Florida.
A falling tree branch shattered a home's glass door during severe weather, highlighting a safety lesson that also applies across the Tampa Bay area.
Dangerous surf conditions are expected along beaches from Pinellas County to Lee County, increasing the risk of life-threatening rip currents.
Authorities are urging boaters to stay alert and report floating debris after crews cleared a significant obstruction near the DeSoto Bridge.
Tampanians can now save money on essential storm supplies throughout the year instead of waiting for seasonal tax holidays.
Tampa Bay could receive up to 4 inches of rain over the next seven days as a shift in winds brings storms ashore during the morning hours.
All residents of Aviata at Bradenton Villas have been safely evacuated and relocated after Saturday's partial structural collapse, according to Manatee County officials.
Forecasters continue to predict a below-average Atlantic hurricane season, but weather experts say Florida residents should not let their guard down.
Smoke from large wildfires burning in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest is forecast to drift across the Southeast, but officials say it should remain mostly high in the atmosphere.
A photo from a Venice golf course offers a reminder that every Floridian should take seriously: If you can hear thunder, you're already close enough to be struck by lightning.
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Officials say no injuries have been reported after a significant structural collapse at Aviata at Bradenton Villas prompted a large-scale evacuation.
FEMA's improved flood protection rating for Pinellas Park could lower National Flood Insurance Program premiums beginning this fall.