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Well that was crazy

@jpetramala Sick!

Nope #flwx

I’ll be your huckleberry #flwx

Insanity

NEW VIDEO: Severe weather today in Central #Florida brought strong wind and hail to Oviedo, northeast of Orlando. Even a possible tornado is currently being investigated in Hudson too. @stormhour @stormchaser4850 @JimCantore @spann

@FloridaPA27 And that's knots as well

@SWFLWX Was thinking the same thing. Hit 30 sustained out of the north lol

Pretending this is a tropical storm to feel something

On the precipice of precipitation. Rainy season starts soon in Florida! 🎉 Today’s scattered storms are from a front, but our daily downpours are just days away, depending on where you live. On average South Florida sees wet season start May 15, South-Central May 20, Central May 25th, North #Florida May 30th onwards. While not always on time, wet season produces about 2/3rds of our yearly rainfall. Hopefully this years is generous as 82% of the state is in extreme or exceptional #drought #rain

@kristinwwx I literally saw nothing on this. What?

Max gust last night: 84mph at the Corpus Christi NAS😵‍💫 Lots of folks cleaning up this morning. I’ve seen electrical poles down, fences knocked over, and a metal shed tossed on top of a Stripes.

@time_outdoors @WeatherNation Data like a week old but we'll get an update in a few days

@WeatherNation What’s the latest drought map for Florida?

At this point, should we even call it the Sunshine State?? 🌧️ Heavy rain soaked parts of the Sunshine State on Mother’s Day, but after all that dry weather, some moms may have actually appreciated the free car wash from Mother Nature! More rain chances are sticking around for the Southeast. Stay tuned to WeatherNation for the latest! #FLwx

Strong El Nino years in the fall and winter typically bring increased severe weather and flooding for Florida. Stats support this. The 1993 Storm of the Century and the 1998 Tornado Outbreak were during stronger El Nino months. Looking like we will be in the same setup later this year. Just was doing some digging and thought I would pass along. Nothing ever is certain on a repeat that is for sure.

@PC_WeatherBoy I hate how the AI you used also included southwest florida and made up counties

📷 West Central Florida is DRY… and the numbers are getting alarming. 📷📷 Rainfall deficits continue to grow across the region with some areas running at just 44%-52% of normal rainfall for the year. The lack of consistent soaking rain is STILL increasing drought concerns AND wildfire danger across the state. 📷 This isn’t just a “we need one rainy day” situation anymore… Florida needs weeks of widespread rain to truly recover. 📷 Every drop counts right now. #flwx Link to my data pulled for the image below: dex.cocorahs.org/stations/FL-HB…

@BenNollWeather hot as hell in florida sadly

It's been a cooler than average start to May for about 200 million people across the United States. Have you noticed?! Here are statewide temperatures compared to average so far this month: Washington: +9.4˚F Oregon: +8.3˚F Idaho: +6.2˚F Nevada: +4.2˚F California: +1.7˚F Utah: +1.6˚F Montana: +1.4˚F Florida: +0.7˚F Arizona: +0.1˚F Massachusetts: -0.4˚F Rhode Island: -0.9˚F Wyoming: -0.9˚F New Jersey: -1.0˚F Delaware: -1.4˚F Connecticut: -1.7˚F Maine: -2.1˚F District of Columbia: -2.2˚F New Hampshire: -2.4˚F Nebraska: -2.9˚F Maryland: -3.0˚F Colorado: -3.0˚F Georgia: -3.0˚F Oklahoma: -3.1˚F New Mexico: -3.4˚F Kansas: -3.5˚F South Carolina: -3.7˚F Vermont: -3.7˚F South Dakota: -3.9˚F Virginia: -4.1˚F Iowa: -4.4˚F North Carolina: -4.4˚F Texas: -4.5˚F New York: -4.7˚F Louisiana: -4.8˚F Alabama: -4.9˚F North Dakota: -4.9˚F Pennsylvania: -5.1˚F Missouri: -5.5˚F Arkansas: -5.6˚F Mississippi: -5.7˚F Wisconsin: -5.7˚F Illinois: -6.1˚F Tennessee: -6.2˚F Minnesota: -6.2˚F West Virginia: -6.3˚F Michigan: -6.4˚F Ohio: -7.0˚F Indiana: -7.4˚F Kentucky: -7.7˚F More cool air is headed for the East this week as temperatures soar to summer levels across parts of the West. The second half of May looks notably warmer across Central and Eastern states.

@akaelwopo1 @WeatherProf If your understanding of this is THIS elementary, you should not be posting about such things. 1. That is Antarctica, NOT the arctic. 2. The gain of sea ice is the transition from summer to winter. 3. This does not compare against averages, so this quite literally means nothing.

@WeatherProf Arctic is doing well

Northern Hemisphere is warming faster than the SH, Land is warming faster than oceans, and the Arctic circle is warmest the fastest of all.

@MattDevittWX Up to 100F this afternoon forecast in inland Collier County back in SWFL, not counting the heat index (up to 110), as per the NHC. NWS forecasts 107 heat index for Naples today. Enjoy your cool temps while you're there!

I’m literally in Santa Rosa right now and it’s 75, amazing and will be 49 tonight. Tomorrow will be 84, lol. 🤦🏻‍♂️

A lot of 100s forecast in Collier County tomorrow. It's may 9th by the way.

@ContentWxGuy I get cold when it isn't warm and humid

Anyone who enjoys temperatures above 75F and dewpoints above 55F on a consistent basis are masochists.

@FalcnStormChase *Critique*. Seeing you misspell that word as much as you do is getting to be quite annoying.

I would much rather be the worst Storm Chaser than the best. Why? - I can set the bar way lower and not have people follow me and critic me all the time.

@WeathermanAAA_ You take this?

Video from the hail storm impacting Claremore and surrounding areas north of Tulsa county

@CMcKayFL Yeah they all did. We didn't get that cold, so everything was okay.

@SWFLWX Did any of your older bananas survive the freeze?

Planted some banana trees that I've been growing earlier this morning, very happy about it. A bit hot and muggy out, so going back inside felt great!

@NStewWX Absolutely, I have a little one but need to buy a bigger one for big trees.

A group of chasers and I helped clear a path through I-10 while in the eye of Hurricane Helene. That was a fascinating adventure 🤣 I'll never chase (especially in Florida) without one.