Subtropical Storm Nicole: Hurricane watch issued along parts of Florida's east coast
Subtropical Storm Nicole formed Monday, east of the Bahamas. It's expected to move toward Florida's east coast this week with rain and wind increasing in the Bay Area in the middle of the week.
Subtropical Storm Nicole formed Monday, east of the Bahamas. It's expected to move toward Florida's east coast this week with rain and wind increasing in the Bay Area in the middle of the week.
Monday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Monday morning forecast
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Subtropical Storm Nicole forms: Here's what to expect in Florida
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg says Subtropical Storm Nicole formed early Monday. Its track brings it to Florida and the Bay Area by mid-week.
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg says Subtropical Storm Nicole formed early Monday. Its track brings it to Florida and the Bay Area by mid-week.
How Hurricane Ian impacted Florida manatees
November is Manatee Awareness Month in Florida, and the peaceful sea cow is entering an important time of year when its survival depends on humans.
November is Manatee Awareness Month in Florida, and the peaceful sea cow is entering an important time of year when its survival depends on humans.
Sunday evening forecast
Meteorologist Tyler Eliasen
Meteorologist Tyler Eliasen
Tropical Update: November 6, 2022
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching several areas in the tropics that have a chance of development and one will impact Florida. He says there is a 70 percent chance that an area of low pressure in the Southwest Atlantic will develop into a subtropical or tropical depression over the next two days and a 90 percent chance of developing over the next five days. He says the Bay Area will experience several inches of rainfall along with possible tropical-storm-force winds by Thursday, but it depends on the storm?s track which should be better known early in the week.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is watching several areas in the tropics that have a chance of development and one will impact Florida. He says there is a 70 percent chance that an area of low pressure in the Southwest Atlantic will develop into a subtropical or tropical depression over the next two days and a 90 percent chance of developing over the next five days. He says the Bay Area will experience several inches of rainfall along with possible tropical-storm-force winds by Thursday, but it depends on the storm?s track which should be better known early in the week.
Sunday morning forecast
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Sunday morning weather forecast
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
St. Pete K9 helps capture 2 men accused of breaking into home on Hurricane Ian-damaged Sanibel Island
Two men who were supposed to be helping with Hurricane Ian relief efforts on Sanibel Island ended up in handcuffs after police say a K9 with the St. Petersburg Police Department caught them trying to break into a home.
Two men who were supposed to be helping with Hurricane Ian relief efforts on Sanibel Island ended up in handcuffs after police say a K9 with the St. Petersburg Police Department caught them trying to break into a home.
Tropical Update: November 5, 2022
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping an eye on Lisa, which is now a tropical depression in the Bay of Campeche as well as two areas in the Atlantic that have the potential for development. One area that has a 30 percent chance of developing over the next five days will not impact the United States, but an area south of Florida has a 60 percent chance of development over the next five days and would impact the state. He says the storm?s impact would be higher on Florida?s east coast and could cause coastal flooding. Sadiku adds that the weather for the Bay Area is expected to be a little unsettled beginning on Tuesday and extending into the later part of next week. If it is a named storm it will be Nicole.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku is keeping an eye on Lisa, which is now a tropical depression in the Bay of Campeche as well as two areas in the Atlantic that have the potential for development. One area that has a 30 percent chance of developing over the next five days will not impact the United States, but an area south of Florida has a 60 percent chance of development over the next five days and would impact the state. He says the storm?s impact would be higher on Florida?s east coast and could cause coastal flooding. Sadiku adds that the weather for the Bay Area is expected to be a little unsettled beginning on Tuesday and extending into the later part of next week. If it is a named storm it will be Nicole.
Saturday forecast
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Meteorologist Tony Sadiku
Friday evening forecast
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto
Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto
Crowley Museum damaged by Hurricane Ian hosts community cleanup
A Sarasota museum that was forced to close after Hurricane Ian is asking for help cleaning up so they can reopen in time for the holidays.
A Sarasota museum that was forced to close after Hurricane Ian is asking for help cleaning up so they can reopen in time for the holidays.
Friday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Today's tropical weather forecast
Despite the nearing end of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season, three systems are swirling, with Hurricane Lisa now downgraded to a low pressure system. It may redevelop before it dissipates over the Bay of Campeche.
Despite the nearing end of the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season, three systems are swirling, with Hurricane Lisa now downgraded to a low pressure system. It may redevelop before it dissipates over the Bay of Campeche.
Friday morning forecast
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Meteorologist Dave Osterberg
Thursday evening forecast
FOX13 News
FOX13 News
Food assistance registration for those impacted by Hurricane Ian opens at Tropicana Field
There is a new way to get financial help if you were affected by Hurricane Ian. To sign up, you just have to head out to Tropicana Field.
There is a new way to get financial help if you were affected by Hurricane Ian. To sign up, you just have to head out to Tropicana Field.
Thursday afternoon forecast
Meteorologist Jim Weber
Meteorologist Jim Weber



















