2025 Hurricane Season Map Shows Where Florida Could Get Hit Hardest
Some parts of Florida have a stronger risk of being hit by hurricanes during the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season.
Florida Map Shows Where Wildfires Are Raging
"It will not take much to get a brush or grass fire to flare up and rapidly spread," one meteorologist told Newsweek.
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GIS mapping helps focus UWF's search for Fort Kirkland
University of West Florida anthropology students taking Geographical Information System (GIS) mapping class are working to ...
Is springtime early or late in your area? Maps track flowers and birds.
The classic signs of spring have been appearing for weeks across the South and are gradually inching northward.
A headache for humans, stubborn fire is actually good for Everglades wetlands
That’s why forestry managers for public lands, like Everglades National Park, do so many controlled burns throughout the park ...
This Michigan basketball staffer was responsible for putting Auburn hoops on the map
K.T. Harrell went on a historic run for Auburn in the SEC tournament. He's now Michigan's director of basketball operations.
Hurricane forecasts 2025: Here’s how the ‘cone of uncertainty’ maps will change this year
“Overall, hurricane track forecasts are gradually improving, meaning that in general, there is less uncertainty where a storm ...
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Unearthing Fort Kirkland: A Journey through West Florida's hidden history
Rep. Patt Maney has secured $250,000 in funding for the University of West Florida Archaeology Institute to research and find ...
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UM study looks at who is most at risk from extreme heat. It's more widespread than expected
University of Miami researchers looked in detail at 57 households where summer temperatures regularly rise above 82 degrees ...
Map: Florida counties with the most excessive drinkers, per new report
"Excessive drinking" includes binge drinking, heavy drinking, drinking while pregnant, and underage drinking, according to ...
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Viruses linked to red tide: University of South Florida researchers ponder 'biocontrol'
University of South Florida researchers have discovered connections between certain viruses and red tide blooms. The even found a new viral species. Further research is needed to understand the ...