El Niño is making vast areas of the Pacific Ocean hot. The phenomenon will cause ripple effects globally — and affect Florida's hurricane season. Here's what you need to know.
Changes this year to the hurricane "cone of uncertainly" will make it easier to understand inland risks, as well as where the storm is headed.
Hurricane season does not officially begin until June 1, but the National Hurricane Center kicked off Friday its regular issuance of tropical outlooks for the Atlantic basin.
Friday is sunny with a high near 90 degrees.
Thursdays looks to be a rain-free day with plenty of sun and humidity.
Wednesday has more wet weather planned for the afternoon with a chance for lightning storms.
Tuesday's forecast includes another rainy afternoon with a chance for thunderstorms.