Tropical Storm Eta making moves through the Gulf of Mexico
While there is a lot of uncertainty, there is one thing we do know about Tropical Storm Eta right now: the storm currently has 60mph max sustained winds as it
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TROPICS: A tropical depression could form over the weekend or early next week
As Hurricane Zeta continues on its path inland, we have something else to watch for. According to the NHC, a large area of disturbed weather moving from the tropical Atlantic
Zeta temporarily weakened to a tropical storm but expected to regain hurricane status today
Zeta is forecast to make landfall along the coast between southeast Louisiana and coastal Mississippi Wednesday evening and then lift northeast across our area Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Okaloosa under Tropical Storm Watch as Hurricane Zeta heads toward the Gulf
As expected, Zeta is now a category 1 hurricane with 80mph max sustained winds and is currently moving northwest at 10mph. According to Okaloosa County Public Safety Director Patrick Maddox,
Officials work to remove debris from Hurricane Sally as Delta threatens Gulf Coast
As Hurricane Delta makes its way toward the Gulf Coast, concerns over debris from Hurricane Sally have increased. “Our goal is to have all Hurricane Sally storm debris picked up
Okaloosa makes sandbags available to residents in preparation for Hurricane Delta
As the Panhandle continues to watch the track of Hurricane Delta, sandbags have been made available at the north and south yards in Okaloosa County as of 4:00pm yesterday. 1759
Potential Tropical Cyclone Twenty Six forecast to become Tropical Storm
The system is forecast to approach the northern Gulf Coast late this week as a hurricane.
Okaloosa distributing tarps and supplies for residents ahead of Tropical Storm Beta
Beta will drag with it a plume of tropical moisture which may impact our area with 1-2” of rain through Friday.
BRIDGE CLOSURES: Shoal River Bridges are closed due to flooding
UPDATE 11AM: I-10 and Highway 90 are shut down at exit 70 in Mossy Head west into Okaloosa County due to expected flooding of the Shoal River, according to Walton
Okaloosa Health Department issues a county wide precautionary swim advisory for all public beaches
Due to the potential effects on water quality related to Hurricane Sally, the Florida Department of Health in Okaloosa County (DOH-Okaloosa) has issued a county wide precautionary swim advisory for
Sally downgraded to Tropical Storm, Hurricane Warning for our area canceled
The 1pm advisory from the National Hurricane Center has downgraded Sally to a Tropical Storm, according to Okaloosa County officials. Sally is moving at 5mph. The Hurricane Warning for our
Center of Hurricane Sally moving over the far western portion of Florida Panhandle
At 12 p.m., the center of Hurricane Sally was located inland about 20 miles north of Pensacola, FL., according to the National Hurricane Center. Maximum sustained winds are 75 mph,
