As hurricane season begins in the 352, here’s how to tell the difference between watches and warnings—and why acting early could save your life.
Kick off summer with clearing skies, warm temps, and a reminder that hurricane season starts Sunday.
Be ready for a warm Ocala holiday with classic Florida skies that may shift as the day goes on.
Florida residents urged to prepare now as forecasters predict 13 to 19 named storms and up to five major hurricanes.
Whether you’re headed to a cookout, ceremony, or splash pad, Ocala’s skies are keeping things interesting this holiday weekend.
Afternoon highs between 2 and 6 p.m. raise risk of heat illness; NWS urges extra caution for kids, pets, and outdoor workers.
Ocala heats up this weekend—cool off in our natural springs and stay hydrated if you’re out in the sun.
After a dry stretch, thunderstorms early this week bring much-needed rain—but also increase the chance of lightning-sparked fires.
With storms in the forecast, Rock the Country festival and Mother’s Day outings could get soggy — don’t forget the umbrellas!
Typical Florida pattern sets in with daily rain chances and rising temps heading into the weekend.