Hi, Pinpoint Weather Insiders, it’s Chief Meteorologist Candace Campos here trying to survive these spring-fever temperatures lately!
Thursday marked the third consecutive day with highs soaring into the 90s!
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But there is a whole lot more heat ahead in the forecast, with a few days closing in on record territory.
But for those looking for a cooler change as we head further into April, I’ve got good news for you.
Click here to read more on when we can expect a big shift in temperatures here in Central Florida.
Retired names and what’s replacing them
Last hurricane season was rough. We all know that.
What’s going on, guys? Meteorologist Jonathan Kegges with you.
Three storms were so bad that they will never be used again. If you’re not familiar, the names of tropical systems are on a six-year rotating cycle, so we’ll see the names used last year again in 2030.
As mentioned, three of those will never be used again as they were retired this week by the World Meteorological Organization.
Click here to see what names were retired and what they will be replaced with.
A tornado outbreak across the Midwest, why?
Hey everyone, it’s Meteorologist Michelle Morgan.
From Wednesday night to Thursday morning, the radar was buzzing with tornado warnings as intense storms tore through the Midwest.
Alerts were flying, and numerous confirmed tornado polygons were showing up.
Spring just made its grand entrance, reminding us all how unpredictable and powerful the weather can be. But why does this happen especially across the Midwest?
