Florida's rising temperatures pose a significant health risk, with heat-related deaths increasing over the past five years.

The first full week of February is Florida’s Severe Weather Awareness Week. Every day this week the CBS 12 StormTrac Team will detail the common severe weather

Florida is prone to thunderstorms, especially during the summertime, which can bring several hazards — daily. There will be a statewide tornado drill on February 5th.

No other state in the country has more hurricane landfalls per year on average than Florida does. Nearly 40% of all hurricanes that strike the United States make landfall in Florida.

The first full week of February is Florida’s Severe Weather Awareness Week. Every day this week the CBS 12 StormTrac Team will detail the common severe weather

The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday. The Trump White House press secretary's gaffe prompted two words to trend online. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won plaudits from critics for saying her congressional salary is her only income and she doesn't trade stocks.

Many people believe hurricanes or tornadoes rank as Florida's most dangerous weather phenomena. But the real threat is often unseen. For more News, Weather, and Sports in, Florida visit:

Florida’s Severe Weather Awareness Week is here, and there are several things you need to know to stay safe if you call Florida home, are visiting the state, or plan on moving here. A new topic will be featured daily about some of the hazards that Floridians face each year,

FRIDAY WINDCount on partly sunny skies today. You may catch a brief sprinkle or flurry this morning, but activity will be isolated. Most of the day will be dry and windy. Gusts will mainly range from 35-45 mph this morning and afternoon, but could peak around 50 mph in central and western MA. Temperatures will hold steady in the morning and dip this afternoon. Plan on all day 30s!WEEKEND STORMSaturday will feature increasing clouds. Snow is set to move in between roughly 8-10 PM. The heaviest will fall from midnight through 7 AM Sunday morning, lightening up and fading by late morning.A widespread 5-9″ of snow is expected across southern New England. The Outer Cape and Islands may see slightly lower numbers (3-6″) because of milder temperatures and a wetter, more compact snow there.Conditions will be dry for your Super Bowl plan Sunday afternoon and evening.