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As seen in: WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL), KPRC-TV (Houston, TX), WPLG-TV (Pembroke Park, FL), WDIV-TV (Detroit, MI), WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL), KSAT-TV (San Antonio, TX), WSLS-TV (Roanoke, VA), KTTC-TV (Rochester, MN), Our Community Now
AMS Certified Meteorologist at @news6wkmg . Displaced Pittsburgher | Penn State Alum | Never let anyone work harder than you. Opinions are my own.
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El NiƱo has officially arrived. Here's what it means for Florida

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By Jonathan Kegges 
| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
ORLANDO, Fla. - It's official. The much anticipated El Niño has arrived according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Climate models have long suggested that later this year El Niño could rival, if not exceed, some of the strongest in recorded history. In the modern era, since 1950, the strongest El Niño reached 2.5 degrees Celsius above normal. That anomaly comes from recording the sea surface temperature in the equatorial Pacific.
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NHC Highlights First Area Of Interest In Atlantic

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By Jonathan Kegges 
| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
What's going on, guys?! Meteorologist Jonathan Kegges back with you for another edition of Tropics Watch! Earlier Wednesday the National Hurricane Center officially highlighted the first area of interest of the 2026 hurricane season. The chance is low, but there may be a very brief window for tropical development over the next several days.
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How did Central Florida feel earthquake hundreds of miles away?

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By Jonathan Kegges 
| WKMG-TV (Orlando, FL)
ORLANDO, Fla. - A rare earthquake with its epicenter off the coast of Cuba was felt more than 400 miles away in Central Florida. Monday's 6.1 magnitude earthquake happened in area that typically does not receive many earthquakes. In fact, this appears to be the strongest quake ever recorded in the Gulf. Strongest Gulf Earthquakes Typically, the most active and intense seismic activity in the region occurs further east towards Southeast Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
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