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Tropical wave has potential for development
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Snow Bergen from Fox 35 provides an update on the tropics as hurricane season intensifies. Compared to last year’s storms, which largely stayed at sea due to eastern steering currents, this year’s high-pressure ridge is further west, likely directing more storms towards the U.S. So far, we have had three named storms, with “Debbie” next. Current atmospheric conditions, including Saharan dust and the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO), are inhibiting storm formation. However, by early August, conditions could improve for a potential tropical system, possibly impacting Florida. Bergen emphasizes the importance of preparedness as storm activity increases.
A tropical wave moving westward has a 20% chance of development. Initially, the environment will be hostile for development through August 1st, with unfavorable conditions such as wind shear, Saharan Dust, and the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO). However, after Aug. 1, conditions may become more conducive to development.
Get your tropical weather forecast each day during hurricane season from the FOX 35 Storm Team. We’ll issue a new hurricane update each day, and more frequently when needed.
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News from the South - Florida News Feed
Lakeland Police released body cam video showing altercation between teen and two officers
SUMMARY: Lakeland’s police chief stated that officers‘ use of force, including a taser, was justified during a May incident involving a 16-year-old trespassing at a pool. A resident had called 911, requesting the teens stop cursing in front of children. Upon arrival, officers found no one was a resident or valid guest. After asking the group to leave, the situation escalated when the teen refused and resisted, prompting officers to use physical force. Bodycam footage showed the teen flailing and resisting. Although charges against him were later dropped, Chief Taylor defended the officers’ actions as appropriate and within policy.
Chief Sam Taylor said the officers were justified when they tased a teen during an incident in May when Lakeland Police were called to an apartment complex on Griffin Road.
News from the South - Florida News Feed
Body of man found in Sunrise canal
SUMMARY: Sunrise Police are investigating the death of a man found in a canal after reports of a drowning around 10:30 AM. Officers discovered the deceased near Northwest 113th Avenue and 39th Street. Authorities have not released the man’s identity or the circumstances surrounding how he ended up in the water.
Police are investigating the death of a man found in a Sunrise canal Saturday morning.
News from the South - Florida News Feed
Police investigating a fatal shooting in Sunrise
SUMMARY: Early this morning around 2:30 a.m., police responded to a parking lot in Sunrise, where a deceased man was found behind a blue tarp. Emergency crews attempted to save him but were unsuccessful. The incident occurred off University Drive, near a lounge, restaurant, and strip club. Sunrise Police have confirmed that the situation is under active investigation and will provide updates when available. Further information will be shared as it comes into the newsroom.
Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Sunrise.
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