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Tropical Storm Isaias Update - October 7
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Turning Drier While We Track Tropical Developments
SYNOPSIS – Sunday and Monday’s soaking weather is following moisture out of the Wiregrass as drier air slowly sags in to replace it, allowing some sunshine to break through Tuesday’s clouds. There will be more sunshine to go around tomorrow, boosting high temperatures into the 80s while lows dip through the 60s. Rain chances, attached to a potential tropical system in the Gulf, will rocket upwards again Friday and Saturday. We’ll be monitoring the potential for tropical impacts closely as we close in on the weekend.
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Six Gulf Coast Radars Including New Orleans, Mobile and Tallahassee Go Dark to the Public for 30 Hours as Flood Watch Rain Soaks Alabama and the Florida Panhandle
TALLAHASSEE, FL: A frustrating problem is unfolding along the Gulf Coast at the worst possible time. Public radar data from six weather radar sites near the coast has been unavailable for around 30 hours as of Sunday morning, October 4, even as heavy rain and Flood Watches cover much of the region.
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Break From The Rain As We Watch The Gulf
SYNOPSIS - Drier air returns for the middle of the week, limiting rain chances and providing good weather from Tuesday through Thursday. Meanwhile, we’re watching disturbed weather in the Gulf. A tropical system could form by mid-week, with the potential for impacts in the Wiregrass sometime Friday into Saturday.
WTVY
Chief Meteorologist David Paul Weathercast Monday, October 5, 2026
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Rain Chances Increasing Through The Weekend
SYNOPSIS – As clouds settle in over the Wiregrass, rain chances will increase into this afternoon to kick off our humid and rainy weekend. Showers and a few thunderstorms will wet areas throughout periods of Friday and Saturday, while Sunday hosts soaking rain before moisture is shoved out early next week. Dry and cooler-than-normal days will follow the wet stretch.
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WLBT
WLBT's Friday Night First Alert Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Dave Roberts