Reel Weather Forecasts

06/19/2025

Updated drought map here. No more extreme drought for south Florida and the west coast. Daily thunderstorms have helped with that.

06/18/2025

Little more moisture today across the area, but the same pattern will hold. Storms are firing up along the sea breeze and will favor inland communities.

06/17/2025

Toasty temps to plague the northeast next week. A high risk for hazardous temperatures across most of the main cities.

06/17/2025

Newly formed tropical storm Erick will impact the Mexican coast Thursday morning as a potentially strong hurricane.

06/16/2025

Current radar here shows most of the storms along I-4 and the west coast of Florida. This pattern will hold strong for at least the next couple of days.

06/16/2025

06/15/2025

While rain chances remain mostly low across Florida, areas across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic will see some flooding rains.

06/15/2025

Nice graphic by NWS Melbourne showing the greatest rain totals through the weekend over the interior. Places like Tampa and Orlando could see some minor flooding.

06/14/2025

Constant southeast winds keeping our rain chances inland. Coverage is less due to dry air in the mid levels.

06/14/2025

Storms forming along the sea breeze once again. Quick downpours mainly along and west of I-95.

06/12/2025

Rain amounts the next 7 days. A dominant east coast sea breeze will allow showers and storms to be on the west coast of Florida. Morning rain along east coast will shift to heavy thunderstorms on the west side.

06/12/2025

Scattered showers and storms are developing along the East Coast Seabreeze and will continue to push towards the north west. Just like yesterday, most of the activity will be on the West Coast this afternoon.