2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season
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With less than a week until the beginning of spring (March 20), residents in the Florida Panhandle and south Alabama will get a preview of storms that are typical of the Vernal Equinox.
“This is a situation [of] the first real push of juicy, warm air from the Gulf of Mexico; the atmosphere is going to be quite unstable Wednesday night into early Thursday morning,” said Jeff Huffman, a meteorologist at the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network (FPREN) in Gainesville.
“There’s going to be numerous watches and warnings out and I just want to remind you – don’t’ focus on the area that’s got the greatest risk,” Huffman said. “Because I do believe the greatest risk the most widespread of the storms – will occur to our north,” said Huffman. “But even here in the Pensacola area we’re going to be unstable enough through the night Wednesday night that we could have some rough weather here after dark.”
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With less than a week until the beginning of spring (March 20), residents in the Florida Panhandle and south Alabama will get a preview of storms that are typical of the Vernal Equinox.
“This is a situation [of] the first real push of juicy, warm air from the Gulf of Mexico; the atmosphere is going to be quite unstable Wednesday night into early Thursday morning,” said Jeff Huffman, a meteorologist at the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network (FPREN) in Gainesville.
“There’s going to be numerous watches and warnings out and I just want to remind you, don’t’ focus on the area that’s got the greatest risk,” Huffman said. “Because I do believe the greatest risk, the most widespread of the storms, will occur to our north,” said Huffman. “But even here in the Pensacola area we’re going to be unstable enough through the night Wednesday night that we could have some rough weather here
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