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Bret has formed in the Atlantic. The forecast cone suggests a possible impact with the Lesser Antilles and then a move into the Caribbean Sea. This is a Special Edition of Weather or Not? Chief Meteorologist Phil Ferro provides detail info on what is impacting the system, how strong it may be, and who will have to keep an eye on it.

A great Prep Podcast. For us native Floridians, this issue is full of handy tips to get you ready. It has some essential reminders that may have escaped our collective memories. For you new to the area, this is a great checklist of how to ready for a hurricane threat. Meteorologist Vivian Gonzalez with what you need to know. Plus, El Niño is here. How does this help or hurt during tropical season? Meteorologist Jackson Dill with the update.

This is a special edition of Weather or Not?. We usually cover personal readiness for you and your home but on this issue, we are going to focus on you, the small business owner. Are you ready to meet a storm Head on? Find out on Weather or Not?

Hurricane Season is here. Hear from the top experts in the field, Hurricane Director, Dr. Michael Breenan, NHC's Jamie Rhome and Dan Brown, as well as famed forecaster Dr. Phil Klotzbach from CSU. What is the outlook for 2023? Will El Niño be a factor? Get it all on this Issue of Weather or Not

This week we close out Hurricane season and look ahead to the dry season, just over 1 month old. How will an unprecedented third La Niña year impact the forecast? Plus, Biscayne Bay may be beautiful on the outside but the inside, in this case underwater, is not so pretty. That's on this episode of Weather or Not?

As we enter late fall and winter, many areas across the U.S. should see rain and snow, but if we continue to see above average dry conditions... the threat of fires will grow. For South Florida our worst time-frame kicks off in January. By then, we can expect road closures and health concerns from smoke. It would be great if there was a way to be in the know as to where grass fires are sprouting. Turns out, there's an app for that.