WUSF Public Media — Tampa / NPR
Florida reporting and emergency updates with strong statewide relevance.
Florida mode: hurricanes, tornado spin-ups, flash flooding, and “it was sunny 10 minutes ago” chaos.
This is your one-tab storm kit: streams + local TV + official NWS alerts.
Fast workflow: start a radio stream, check NWS alerts, then jump to local TV for live coverage. Keep it open during landfall, squall lines, and flood alerts.
🎧 Listen Live — Florida
TuneIn + AudacyRelated Internal Links
📰 Florida Breaking News — Live Updates
🔴 LIVE • Updated in real time📻 Florida Local Radio
Fast linksWLRN — Miami / NPR
South Florida news, hurricane coverage, and coastal impact reporting.
WUFT — Gainesville / NPR
North Florida reporting with solid weather and community updates.
WDBO — Orlando (News/Talk)
Orlando-area news and event coverage for Central Florida.
WJNO — West Palm Beach (Talk/News)
Local talk and news coverage that pivots fast during storms.
NOAA Weather Radio
Old-school emergency MVP: NOAA Weather Radio information and transmitter maps.
📺 Florida TV News
Statewide + regionalWFLA News Channel 8 — Tampa Bay
Storm team coverage and regional breaking news for the Gulf side.
Local 10 (WPLG) — Miami
South Florida severe weather coverage and hurricane season reporting.
WESH 2 — Orlando
Central Florida coverage with strong weather reporting and storm tracking.
News4JAX (WJXT) — Jacksonville
North Florida coverage for coastal and inland storm impacts.
WFTV 9 — Orlando
Breaking news and weather updates across Central Florida.
🚨 Real-Time National Weather Service Alerts — Florida
api.weather.gov • area=FL❓ Florida FAQ
Quick answersWhere do I find official weather warnings for Florida right now?
Use the real-time National Weather Service alerts section on this page or open the official weather.gov alerts page for Florida.
What’s the fastest way to listen to Florida radio during a storm?
Use the TuneIn players in the hero section or the Listen Live section. Keep one stream running while you check alerts and local TV coverage.
Why is this page useful during hurricane season?
Florida storms can turn fast. This page keeps radio, TV, and official NWS alerts in one place so you are not bouncing around tabs while weather goes sideways.