Severe Weather Awareness Week in Alabama. The purpose of this week is to educate and inform people of Alabama about the weather threats we commonly see during the spring. Today, we focus on recovery and resiliency.

It is Severe Weather Awareness Week and The Weather Authority wants you to be prepared for severe storms. Not every storm is considered severe, but those that are severe can threaten life and

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.

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

Day 3 of Severe Weather Awareness Week focuses on tornado and thunderstorm safety. For more News, Weather, and Sports in Panama City, Florida visit:

Severe storms capable of producing tornadoes are common for us here in Alabama. When severe weather threatens the area you can always count on The Weather Authority to keep you safe and informed.

Ensuring your insurance policies are up to date & establishing an emergency plan that includes evacuation routes & supply kit is crucial for hurricane preparedness.

Feb. 3-7, 2025 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Alabama. The purpose of this week is to educate and inform people of Alabama about the weather threats we commonly see during the spring months.

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.

Severe Weather Awareness Week continues Friday with a focus on temperature extremes and wildfires, both of which pose risks to Florida residents. Florida has experienced both ends of the temperature spectrum.