Climate

This page collects the 737 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Climate”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Weather, Florida, and Public Safety.

1. Yesterday1 item
   1. Florida records significant rainfall deficits and high temperatures in summer 2026Florida experienced widespread drought conditions and extreme heat during the summer of 2026, with major cities recording rainfall totals nearly 15 inches below historical averages.Hillsborough
2. Fri, Sep 42 items
   1. Climate Prediction Center forecasts warmer-than-normal fall for Tampa BayThe Climate Prediction Center (CPC) projects warmer-than-normal temperatures for Tampa Bay through November, with a strong El Niño pattern likely influencing regional weather. While September remains Hillsborough2 reports
   2. Scripps Institution of Oceanography warns of increased coastal flooding and erosion from super El NiñoSan Diego
3. Thu, Sep 32 items
   1. Colorado drought persists despite recent rainfallRecent storms have provided minor relief, but 88.7% of Colorado remains in drought conditions, with 44.2% of the state experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. While some eastern and western areasHillsborough
   2. Tropical remnants of Edouard bring flash flood risks to East TexasMiami-Dade
4. Wed, Sep 21 item
   1. Historical weather extremes in Denver during SeptemberSeptember in Denver is characterized by extreme temperature volatility, with historical records showing shifts from triple-digit heat to measurable snowfall within a single week. The month serves as aHillsborough
5. Sun, Aug 301 item
   1. Tropical storm remnants bring rain to Caribbean with low redevelopment chanceThe remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly are moving westward across the Caribbean, providing rainfall to drought-affected areas in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Forecasters indicate a low proMiami-Dade
6. Fri, Aug 281 item
   1. Meteorologists forecast heavy afternoon rainfall and high heat for the SuncoastThe Suncoast region is expected to experience high temperatures near 90 degrees and daily afternoon thunderstorms through the middle of next week. Residents should prepare for potential minor roadway Manatee

1. 01National Hurricane Centerorganization7 mentions
2. 02Floridaplace6 mentions
3. 03Miamilocation5 mentions
4. 04National Weather Serviceorganization3 mentions
5. 05WSVNorganization3 mentions
6. 06National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrationorganization3 mentions
7. 07Tampa Baylocation3 mentions
8. 08Leslie Hudsonperson3 mentions
9. 09WMNF 88.5 FMorganization2 mentions
10. 10El Niñoother2 mentions