The crane collapse during Hurricane Milton raised a lot of questions from neighbors who wanted to know why it wasn’t taken down before the storm slammed the city with winds of more than 100 miles per ...

The National Hurricane Center recently changed the Gulf of Mexico on its storm tracking map to the Gulf of America.

measured at 10 inches by the National Weather Service. The state's previous record of 4 inches of snow was set back in 1954, also in Milton. "Milton, FL doesn’t just break records; it smashes ...

Looking back on the historic weather phenomenon ... named Enzo visited Florida Jan. 21, it would be hard to believe the upwards of 10 inches of accumulation reported in Milton, Pensacola and ...

"Although he is not the most accurate seasonal prognosticator, we would be remiss not to honor the longest-running weather-forecasting groundhog in the United States, Punxsutawney Phil," NOAA wrote.

The charity Sustrans worked with Milton ... path has potential to be a well-used green space for many local people walking and cycling to work or to Wolverton station, and for exercise. But its ...

Google Maps ... familiar to Florida residents who watch the body of water carefully during every hurricane season since its warm waters and proximity to the Sunshine State mean tropical cyclones ...

Yellow weather warnings for rain will continue into Tuesday after Storm Herminia caused disruption across large parts of England and Wales. The Met Office predicted heavy blustery showers and ...

At least the Floridians in the north are, after a freak winter storm brought record-breaking snow to the Panhandle and much of North Florida this ... was set in Milton in 1954.

We see this on occasion with other storms, including in hurricane season when sometimes the remnants of tropical cyclones ... State of Florida (8.8 inches in Milton): This total is preliminary ...

the National Weather Service said. Florida may have already broken its all-time record of snowfall with 9 inches in the western Panhandle town of Milton, near Pensacola, according to Frank Pereira ...