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How to safely cool off at the beach and pool during a heat wave
According to preliminary reports from the National Weather Service, about 7 people have died from rip currents so far in 2026. There have also been about 62 drowning deaths, 12 of them being children, according to Key West Citizen and Free Press. Taking the necessary precautions to prevent beach and pool-related deaths is essential, especially during a heat wave.
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Power outages ease after storms hit North Central Florida
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Gainesville comes together to support Venezuela in wake of devastating earthquake
The death toll of over 2,200 people continues to rise after Venezuela's earthquakes on June 24. And the Gainesville community is coming together to support the nation. Tinker Quevedo and his wife, Antonella D’Errico, the owners of Tinker Latin Street Food restaurant in Gainesville and Newberry, organized a donation drive June 25, one day after the earthquake.
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Residents adjust routines as dangerously hot temperatures continue across north central Florida
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The weather on July 4th, 1776, according to Thomas Jefferson
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Most know Thomas Jefferson as the face of the nickel, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and one of America’s founding fathers. But weather fanatics know him as something else: a fellow weather-watcher. He logged weather conditions such as temperatures and cloud cover often,...
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Behind the Scenes: Meteorologist Lance Blocker's Forecast
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Behind the Scenes: Meteorologist Lance Blocker's Forecast
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Gainesville, Newberry restaurants take donations after earthquakes in Venezuela
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - On Wednesday, Venezuela was hit with back-to-back earthquakes causing an abundance of damage. Over 900 people have died and more than 3,000 are injured. The 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes shocked the region, leaving buildings collapsed and locals running into the streets. A restaurant in Gainesville...