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weather2 years ago

"Severe Storms and Scattered Rain Forecasted for Florida This Weekend"

Severe storms swept through South Florida, leading to multiple tornado warnings in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast. WPBF 25 First Warning Meteorologists had declared an Impact Weather Day due to a cold front, which brought widespread showers and isolated strong storms with winds up to 60 mph. While the immediate threat has subsided, the weather front is expected to stall, bringing cooler temperatures and scattered rain on Sunday. Another cold front is anticipated to arrive by Tuesday, potentially causing gusty winds and more storms. Residents are advised to stay updated with the latest weather information.

weather2 years ago

"Tornado Activity Disrupts South Florida, From Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale"

The National Weather Service canceled two tornado warnings in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Saturday afternoon, including areas around Wellington and Boynton Beach. A funnel cloud was spotted in Port St. Lucie but no tornado occurred. The region experienced a strong cold front with gusty showers and storms, with the main threats being gusty winds and brief downpours. The weather is expected to remain cloudy with a chance of showers on Sunday and another cold front is anticipated next Tuesday, potentially bringing strong storms and cooler temperatures.

health2 years ago

"Florida Battles Winter Surge in Flu, COVID-19, and RSV Cases"

Palm Beach County, Florida, is experiencing a rise in respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19, the flu, and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) this holiday season. While COVID-19 spread is milder compared to last year, the flu and RSV are spreading at rates similar to or higher than December 2022. RSV is particularly affecting young children and the elderly, with severe symptoms requiring urgent care. Vaccinations for RSV are recommended for certain groups, but supplies for babies are limited. The flu is also seeing an uptick, with wastewater testing indicating increased viral concentrations. Health officials recommend vaccinations and monitoring for severe symptoms.