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Climate & Environment

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A blue land crab is pictured outside its underground burrow.

What to Know About South Florida’s Migratory, Home-Invading Land Crabs

By B. Scott McLendonSeptember 4, 2025

Everyone knows how to deal with invasive arthropods like spiders and cockroaches, but what about their much larger cousins?

Depicted is a robot bunny University of Florida researchers made to detect Burmese pythons in the Florida Everglades.

Python Queen Questions Florida’s $480K Robot Rabbit Army

By B. Scott McLendonSeptember 4, 2025

The University of Florida deployed 120 robot rabbits to the Florida Everglades to combat the Burmese python issue.

A burrowing owl rests on a perch and looks into the camera

Evicting the Owls: FAU Expansion Threatens Its Own Mascot

By Kat GrimmettSeptember 4, 2025

FAU’s campus expansion displaces burrowing owls, sparking student protests and calls for stronger conservation efforts.

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John Morales stands during his newscast with a graphic about the federal government cuts to climate research

Meteorologist John Morales Warns NOAA Cuts Will Hurt Accurate Hurricane Prediction

By Naomi FeinsteinJune 5, 2025

In 2019, Morales eased Floridians’ fears over Hurricane Dorian. Amid attacks on climate science, he says he can’t do that again.

Miami Indivisible Calls for SoFlo to Rally for Science

Miami Indivisible Calls for SoFlo to Rally for Science

By B. Scott McLendonJune 5, 2025

The goal is to push lawmakers to restore funding to scientific organizations after cuts from the Trump administration.

Composite horizontal image showing 7 phases of a total lunar eclipse

New Times Predicts Miami Will See the Lunar Eclipse on Thursday Night

By Tom FinkelMarch 13, 2025

The night of March 13 brings a spectacular celestial show: A total lunar eclipse, AKA Blood Moon.

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Winter’s Not Over Yet: Cold Front to Bring Cooler Temperatures to South Florida

Winter’s Not Over Yet: Cold Front to Bring Cooler Temperatures to South Florida

By Naomi FeinsteinMarch 6, 2025

You have another day to show off your Uggs!

New South Florida Spring Forecast Released: What to Expect

New South Florida Spring Forecast Released: What to Expect

By Naomi FeinsteinFebruary 26, 2025

Hot tip: Get ready for warmer-than-normal temperatures this spring.

Family of Endangered Florida Panthers Seen in Unusual Trail Camera Pics

By Alex DeLucaSeptember 5, 2024

Only 120 to 230 of the imperiled cats remain in Florida today.

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Weather Forecasters Weigh Whether Tropical Wave Will Affect South Florida

Weather Forecasters Weigh Whether Tropical Wave Will Affect South Florida

By Julia PostellJuly 29, 2024

What are the chances the disturbance – which potentially has South Florida in its path – will develop into a tropical cyclone?

“Only in Florida”: Iguanas Create Sinkhole in Key Largo Road

“Only in Florida”: Iguanas Create Sinkhole in Key Largo Road

By Alex DeLucaMay 3, 2024

Tired: Iguanas falling from trees. Wired: Iguanas burrowing sinkholes in the street.

Fire in the Sky: NWS Releases Damage Report on Fort Lauderdale Tornado

Fire in the Sky: NWS Releases Damage Report on Fort Lauderdale Tornado

By Izzy KapnickJanuary 8, 2024

One witness who looked on from a tenth-floor condo says the tornado went through the city “fast and furious.”

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FPL Works to Restore Power After Storm Batters South Florida

FPL Works to Restore Power After Storm Batters South Florida

By Izzy KapnickNovember 16, 2023

A senior meteorologist said it was “Miami’s wettest day in over 11 years.”

Tropical Audubon Society Needs Help Monitoring Bird Deaths in South Florida

Tropical Audubon Society Needs Help Monitoring Bird Deaths in South Florida

By Naomi FeinsteinNovember 6, 2023

While other big cities have thriving programs to monitor bird deaths, the Tropical Audubon Society hasn’t had the same luck in Miami.

Chill Time: Cold Front Brings Reprieve From Punishing Florida Heat

Chill Time: Cold Front Brings Reprieve From Punishing Florida Heat

By Alex DeLucaOctober 17, 2023

The cool weather is offering some relief from the record-breaking brutal heat that melted Florida over the summer.

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Will Florida Make It Through September Hurricane-Free?

By Izzy KapnickSeptember 26, 2023

We’ve passed the peak of hurricane season, but the tropics remain active as Tropical Storm Philippe churns in the Atlantic.

Florida Researcher Says Goodbye to Centuries-Old Coral After Mass Bleaching Event

Florida Researcher Says Goodbye to Centuries-Old Coral After Mass Bleaching Event

By Naomi FeinsteinAugust 4, 2023

“I was crying for nearly the entire dive because I realized that I would likely never see these hundred-plus-year-old colonies alive again.”

Florida Cops: Stop Narcing on Manatee Orgies! (PHOTOS)

Florida Cops: Stop Narcing on Manatee Orgies! (PHOTOS)

By Alex DeLucaAugust 2, 2023

Although Florida’s beloved manatees get it on year-round, mating herds are most commonly seen during the summer.

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Meet Dr. Deep Sea, Florida Professor Who Just Broke World Record for Living Underwater

By Naomi FeinsteinMay 22, 2023

From the sea-bottom lodge where he just broke the world record for longest stint living underwater, Joseph Dituri told New Times about his work with director James Cameron, how he uses the marine bathroom, and the effect that two months of isolation has had on his mental state.

Tenant, Stunned Pooch, Narrowly Escape Wrath of Palm Beach Gardens Tornado (VIDEO)

Tenant, Stunned Pooch, Narrowly Escape Wrath of Palm Beach Gardens Tornado (VIDEO)

By Izzy KapnickMay 4, 2023

A Sanctuary Cove resident grabbed her quivering pooch and rushed to safety seconds before the tornado covered her bedroom with shards of broken glass.

Brightline Train Rips Apart Car Carrier in Hollywood Rail Collision (VIDEO)

Brightline Train Rips Apart Car Carrier in Hollywood Rail Collision (VIDEO)

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 18, 2023

A violent collision between a Brightline train and a car carrier on rain-soaked Dixie Highway added to the chaos of a historic Broward storm.

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Photos: Fort Lauderdale Residents Assess Damage Wrought by Historic Flooding

Photos: Fort Lauderdale Residents Assess Damage Wrought by Historic Flooding

By Michele Eve Sandberg and OthersApril 18, 2023

As South Florida braced for a day of spring rains, Fort Lauderdale residents had little reason to suspect they were in for a severe flood — nearly 25 inches of rain in 24 hours — the likes of which comes around every 1,000 years.

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