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Extreme heat: most of Florida will continue under a heat advisory & dusty conditions

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By Irene Sans Verified
| Art In Your Ear
FPREN | By Irene Sans Thursday was plagued by heat advisories across much of Florida. The entire peninsula, covering more than 50 counties, was under a Heat Advisory, meaning that between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., temperatures would be dangerously high, with heat indices reaching as high as 111°F. The culprit behind this extreme heat is a high-pressure system that brings sinking air over Florida. As the air sinks, it compresses and warms.
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Extreme heat! Most of Florida will continue under a heat advisory & dusty conditions

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By Irene Sans Verified
| WQCS News Verified
Thursday was plagued by heat advisories across much of Florida. The entire peninsula, covering more than 50 counties, was under a Heat Advisory, meaning that between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., temperatures would be dangerously high, with heat indices reaching as high as 111°F. The culprit behind this extreme heat is a high-pressure system that brings sinking air over Florida. As the air sinks, it compresses and warms.
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Saharan dust is on the way to Florida bringing some weather changes

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By Irene Sans Verified
| Art In Your Ear
FPREN | By Irene Sans The eastern and central Caribbean are hot and dry! This is due to millions of dust particles suspended in the atmosphere. These particles have traveled thousands of miles from the Sahara Desert in Africa and will continue moving across the western Caribbean before ultimately reaching Florida this week. This could be the first notable Saharan dust plume of the season for Florida.
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