Another outdoor concert tonight, this time with Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson, and Allen Stone taking the stage at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. With heat and lightning an ever present threat in Florida during the summer, be sure to check the current conditions and forecast here: hubs.li/Q04jZTQf0 #ChrisStapleton #LaineyWilson #RaymondJamesStadium #concertweather

Summer thunderstorm timelapses are the best!

More views like this one yesterday in Washington, DC as storms moved in just before sunset. Winds gusts to 47 mph as this storm moved through. #severeweather

New station in partnership with @FLSERT and @MiamiDadeEM with 🔥 view of @HardRockStadium that's as fun and festive as informational. Will be great data point for @FIFAWorldCup matches in Miami. miamidade.weatherstem.com/fs…

Another dangerous day ahead with a level 4 out of 5 severe threat for the Midwest and a level 2 threat for the Northeast. Damaging winds, large hail, and tornadoes are all possible. Watch a live stream of cameras here: hubs.li/Q04l5KmJ0 #severeweather

The world’s biggest soccer tournament starts today, and weather could play a major role in the action. From heat and humidity impacting player endurance to thunderstorms delaying matches, weather is always part of the game. With 10 of the 16 tournament venues being outdoor stadiums exposed to the elements, monitoring conditions will be critical for athletes, fans, and operations staff alike. Learn more about how weather impacts soccer: hubs.li/Q04jpcTv0 #WorldCup #Soccer #Weather #FIFAWorldCup

Georgia has also seen a tremendous improvement in the drought, going from 56% of the station in extreme or exceptional drought to just 7% in 2 weeks. #drought #gawx

Drought continues to improve across Florida thanks to rainy scenes like this one. The area of the state in extreme or exceptional drought has dropped from 64% just 2 weeks ago to 31% now. #drought #floridaweather

El Niño conditions are present and expected to strengthen into the Northern Hemisphere winter 2026-27. An #ElNino Advisory is now in effect. #ENSO cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/a…

Several weather threats are developing across the US this week including severe storms from the Midwest to the Northeast, a return of Florida's rainy season, and a low chance of tropical development in the Bay of Campeche. Our latest blog breaks down what emergency managers and weather-sensitive organizations should be watching over the next several days. hubs.li/Q04kXy9T0

Another level 3 out of 5 severe threat today across the Midwest with damaging winds, large hail, and even strong tornadoes possible. Storms have already formed and will continue into the overnight hours. Watch a live stream of cameras here: hubs.li/Q04kLVMt0 #severeweather

A slight chance of tropical development in the Bay of Campeche later this week. This is a very typical development area for this time of year.

Watch as heavy rain in Auburn prompted a flash flood warning. Nearly 3” of rain fell and instantaneous rain rates reached over 10” per hour. If you are headed to the Argentina-Iceland soccer match tonight, track the weather here: lee-al.weatherstem.com/aubur… #alwx #roadto26

Severe weather continues today with a level 3 out of 5 threat over the Central Plains. Yesterday several 100 mph wind gusts were recorded. Today, hazards include 60-80 mph wind gusts, tornadoes that could be strong, and large hail. Storms will develop by late afternoon and continue well into the overnight hours. hubs.li/Q04kNS0V0 #severeweather

Summer concert season continues tonight as Post Malone, Jelly Roll, and Carter Faith take stage at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte tonight. Before you head out, keep an eye on the weather conditions at the stadium: hubs.li/Q04jY3jm0 #PostMalone #JellyRoll #BankofAmericaStadium #concertweather

More scenes like this one in Knoxville yesterday are likely across the Ohio Valley and Southeast today. Some places saw over 3" of rain yesterday and rain is already ongoing this morning. hubs.li/Q04kBNC10 #floodthreat

Today kicks off a stormy week ahead with a level 3 out of 5 severe threat across the Central US and a risk for flash flooding from the Upper Midwest to the Southeast. Watch a live stream of our cameras here: hubs.li/Q04kykh90

We had a great time at #FTEM2026 last week. We have new ideas, stronger relationships, and an even greater appreciation for Florida's emergency management community. Last week was a reminder that preparedness is a team effort. It takes collaboration between emergency managers, public safety professionals, government agencies, and private-sector partners working toward the same goal: protecting lives and strengthening communities. Thank you to the Florida Division of Emergency Management (@flsert) for hosting another outstanding event, and thank you to everyone who took time to connect with us throughout the week. We're proud to support the mission of emergency management across Florida and look forward to continuing that work together. #FTEM #EmergencyManagement #FloridaPrepared #Weatherstem