From AlertMarion to real-time weather alerts, local officials are stepping up safety efforts as storm season heats up.
First named storm of the season quickly weakens, National Hurricane Center says.
Two systems being tracked by the National Hurricane Center remain far from Florida.
Afternoon heat indices near 105° and increasing thunderstorm chances expected through the weekend across Marion County and surrounding areas.
Stacker compiled the most extreme temperatures in Florida history using data from NOAA.
Stay cool, stay safe—heat indexes near 105 and afternoon thunderstorms could bring flooding and lightning.
Free brochure offers emergency planning tips, supply checklists, and contact info in English and Spanish; printed copies available across city.
Expect hot, humid days followed by fast-moving thunderstorms as Florida settles into its wettest months of the year.
With showers likely on Sunday, families in Ocala and surrounding areas may want to consider indoor activities for Father’s Day celebrations.
Emergency Management Director Preston Bowlin shares tips on flood zones, shelters, supplies, and safety planning