Thunderstorms, some severe, may produce heavy to excessive rainfall over portions of the Central/Southern Plains, Mississippi Valley and Southeast. Dry and windy conditions will pose an elevated fire weather risk over parts of western Florida. Read More >
Florida Keys NWS Program Leaders |
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Operational Programs |
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Aviation | Adam Picard | |
Climate | David Ross | |
Coastal Flooding | Chris Rothwell | |
CoCoRaHS | David Ross | |
COOP | David Ross | |
Fire Weather & IMET | Luis Ingram-Westover | |
Marine | Chris Rothwell | |
NOAA All-Hazards Weather Radio | vacant | |
Numerical Weather Prediction | Bryce Tyner | |
Radar | Justin McReynolds | |
Social Media | Michael Vuotto, Luis Ingram-Westover | |
Tropical | Sean Daida, Daneila Pirraglia | |
Upper-Air (Weather Balloons) | David Ross | |
Winter Weather | Michael Vuotto | |
Administrative Programs |
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Meteorologist-in-Charge | Chip Kasper | |
Administrative | Laura Kasper | |
Environmental Compliance& Safety | Vanessa Solorzano | |
GIS | Allison Plumadore | |
Information Technology | Toby TenHarmsel | |
NWSEO | Michael Vuotto | |
Office Newsletter | Allison Plumadore | |
Outreach | Jon Rizzo | |
Radar/ASOS/Equipment | Charlie Coffman, Vanessa Solorzano | |
Service Backup | Bryce Tyner | |
Tours | Office Tours Website |
Why we are here: |
Our mission: Our mission is providing all of the Florida Keys weather, hydrologic, marine, climate forecasts and warnings for the protection of life and property and the enhancement of the local economy. |
Who are we: We are part of the Southern Region of the National Weather Service (NWS). Our parent agency is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which is under the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) at the Cabinet-level. |
Learn more: Learn more about our office and staff from the latest edition of our newsletter "Southernmost Weather Reporter". |