Nash Rhodes is a Meteorologist at FOX13. With a strong background in meteorology and years of experience covering severe weather events, including hurricanes and tornadoes, he focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment. Nash's insights have been featured in WINK NEWS, FOX 13 Tampa Bay, and Yahoo News.
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Nash's reporting primarily focuses on local weather conditions in Fort Myers, Florida. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on seasonal and event-based coverage, often citing data to support his reports.
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By: Nash Rhodes
A tropical wave tracking across the Yucatan Peninsula will push into the Bay of Campeche over the next couple of days, bringing a small chance of tropical development. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring the system, which is expected to stay far away from Florida.
Forecasters are monitoring Invest 91L in the Eastern Gulf, which now has a higher chance of developing over the next few days.
Tropical Depression Two forms: What it means for your week
After a long stretch of quiet across the tropics, we are now keeping tabs on two areas of disturbed weather. Neither system poses an immediate threat to Ta
Meteorologists are closely tracking two tropical disturbances—Invest 97L in the northern Gulf of Mexico and the remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly in the Caribbean—for signs of organization over the coming days.
There are currently two areas being monitored by the National Hurricane Center for possible tropical development. One disturbance in the northern Gulf and
As fall approaches, here's what Tampa Bay can expect for temperatures, rainfall, and those first hints of cooler weather in the months ahead.
The National Hurricane Center is now keeping an eye on the southwestern Gulf. We could see a broad area of low pressure get going over the next few days, but for now NHC gives it a 40% chance of it becoming a tropical depression or stronger over the next 7 days.
