Florida Public Radio’s chief meteorologist says to expect more storms of all kinds
Hurricanes are getting stronger and more frequent. Tornado alley is shifting eastward toward the panhandle. Climate change is heating oceans. Tim Miller talks about it on "Speaking Of."
Local News / Yesterday
Join the Tally Benchwarmers to talk about college sports in Tallahassee, Florida. The WFSU team will discuss FSU, FAMU, and TSC games plus other interesting sports news, all from the bench.
On Sunday, Oct. 27, Goodwood Museum & Gardens and WFSU are teaming up for a spooktacular family event.
More from WFSU
WFSU Education
Check back here to find upcoming events from https://wfsu.org/education!
WFSU Ecology Blog
Bluffs of St. Teresa – Ochlockonee Vista Joins Landscapes
Click to subscribe to the WFSU Ecology Blog
On an overcast day in late February, I set off with my husband and our two dogs to hike the Bluffs of St. Teresa, a 7,700-acre tract of land rece ...
Learn More
Voices that Inspire
Katrina Tuggerson - I love serving the Tallahassee community.
Katrina Tuggerson is the president of the Capital City Chamber of Commerce. Read More / Listen
Discover Spectacular Scandinavia
The dramatic masterpiece of nature that is the Norwegian Fjords is a true wonder of the world where the air is pure, the water is clear, and nature is unspoiled.
Trip dates: Jun. 13 – Jun. 27, 2025. View more trips with the WFSU Travel Club.
Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls & Botswana
Get ready for an unparalleled journey through the cultural diversity and abundant wildlife of southern Africa.
Trip dates: Sept. 1 – Sept. 15, 2025. View more trips with the WFSU Travel Club.
Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls & Botswana
Few things invoke the feel of old-world holiday traditions more than the spectacular Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls & Botswana.
Trip dates: Dec. 8 – Dec. l6, 2025. View more trips with the WFSU Travel Club.
Get more out of WFSU
National and local programming: quality entertainment and information made with you in mind.
More weather from the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network.
