Watch Previously Recorded Sunsets   Satellite and Tracker information SST Anom. W. Hemisphere WRF Atlantic Model GFS Prec. Water W Africa Satellite The Eastern Atlantic GFS Atlantic ECMWF Atlantic Atlantic Satellite Atlantic Temps The Caribbean GFS Caribbean ECMWF Caribbean Caribbean Satellite Caribbean Temps The Gulf of Mexico Gulf Satellite Gulf Sat-Rad Gulf Radar Gulf Waves The State of Florida Florida Satellite Florida Sat-Rad Florida Radar Florida Temps WRF Model Winds Forecast Atlantic Winds Forecast Caribbean Winds Forecast Gulf Winds Forecast The 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season. This year’s primary list of names is largely borrowed from 2017’s. Storm names rotate every six year, a feature that began in 1979. However, storms that were particularly destructive and deadly may be retired if the World Meteorological Organization, an agency of the United Nations, votes to do so. Arlene Bret Cindy Don Emily Franklin Gert Harold Idalia Jose Katia Lee Margot Nigel Ophelia Philippe Rina Sean Tammy Vince AI powered weather forecast updated hourly for surf conditions, beach flags, radar, water temperature, satellite, gulf status, current and future weather, webcam and much more than Mikes weather page. Download our Apps The post 30A TV Weather Forecast Updated Hourly by AI appeared first on #30ATV.   Read More

  GulfSAR is continuously monitoring weather conditions and the projected path of Tropical Storm Idalia. Current forecast models have Tropical Storm Idalia strengthening as it crosses the Eastern Gulf of Mexico and rapidly developing into what is projected to be MAJOR Hurricane status as it approaches Florida’s Western Coast. With projected rainfalls and life-threatening storm surge, catastrophic flooding could and likely will occur. Hurricane force winds are expected as early as Tuesday along Florida’s West Coast and Panhandle GulfSAR is arriving in Florida today to assist the Eastern Gulf Coast with evacuations and to stage for immediate flood and swiftwater rescues as Idalia’s impacts are felt. We will provide further information and updates as the situation warrants. About Our Foundation Inspired by life-changing events, GulfSAR was established in 2020. GulfSAR is founded on ethics and safety above all else. Our founders, board members and partners have one goal: to save those who cannot save themselves. GulfSAR is a nonprofit organization made up of specialized, certified Flood and Swiftwater Technicians, K9 Handlers, Rope Technicians, Ground Specialists and Confined Space Technicians dedicated to the safety and well-being of citizens across the United States, providing quality Search and Rescue operations. We are committed to using any and all resources at our disposal to assist in the locating and rescue of persons, household pets and livestock in need of assistance during times of peril…. with a focus, but not limited to, rising and swift water scenarios. Our mission is carried out using the expertise... Read More

  Urgent Response Leads to Legal Consequences In a critical and deeply unsettling animal rescue operation, Alaqua Animal Refuge, led by founder Laurie Hood, intervened in a life-threatening situation involving dozens of animals. The effort was coordinated in partnership with Deputy Sheriff Greg Barton of Holmes County Sheriff’s Office, Walton County Sheriff’s Office, Florida, and Washington County Animal Control. Owner Faces Criminal Charges The owner of these distressed animals was arrested and is currently facing four 3rd degree felony charges and 30 1st degree misdemeanors. All animals were legally transferred to Alaqua Animal Refuge for immediate treatment and future adoption. Horrific Conditions Demand Immediate Action Amidst a heatwave, with heat index soaring above 110 degrees, the team discovered animals trapped in a trailer without electricity, water, or adequate food. The conditions were beyond deplorable—filled with trash, debris, and life-threatening holes in the flooring. No Animal Left Behind “I originally planned to assess the situation and try to find placement for these animals, as we are always at full capacity,” said Laurie Hood, Alaqua Founder. “However, once I witnessed the dire conditions, leaving any animal behind was not an option.” A Grim Race Against Time The situation was so extreme that some animals were found deceased. Many of the remaining dogs, puppies, and exotic birds were skittish, many requiring tranquilization for safe removal. A miniature horse that was struggling to live when found, despite around-the-clock care, had to be humanely euthanized. Ongoing Care for Surviving Animals Alaqua is now caring for... Read More

  SALT WATER MUSIC FEST FEATURING 6 SINGER/SONGWRITERS, OCTOBER 12-14 Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Macy Gray Performs Live, Thursday, Oct. 12 LOCASH Headlines Nashville Singer/Songwriter Showcase, Friday, Oct. 13 Singer/Songwriter Brunch at Soleil, Saturday, Oct. 14 The first ever Salt Water Music Fest, presented by Salt Water Vacations and Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation, brings Destin music lovers a sensational three-day music showcase celebration to raise funds and awareness for MKAF — Destin’s champion of the cultural arts for all. The two-day music festival is Thursday, Oct. 12, and Friday, Oct. 13 at MKAF’s Dugas Pavilion in Destin with a singer/songwriter brunch to follow on Saturday, Oct. 14 at Soleil in Destin. Grammy-winning R&B soul singer Macy Gray headlines the inaugural Salt Water Music Festival on Thursday, Oct. 12. Best known for her international hit single I Try taken from her multi-platinum debut album On How Life Is, the raspy-voiced singer has released 10 studio albums. In addition to receiving a Grammy Award for Record of the Year (2001) for I Try, she was nominated four additional times. Joining this captivating, eclectic R&B talent on stage is her band, The California Jet Club performing hot tracks from her newest album, The Reset. The event will also feature an evening of six of Nashville’s hottest singer/songwriters including Josh Mirenda known for top hits such as Somewhere on a Beach recorded by Dierks Bentley, Girl Like You and They Don’t Know by Jason Aldean. Before Ben Burgess released his solo album Tears the Size of... Read More

  National Diaper Need Awareness Week, September 18-24th Caring & Sharing along with the Walton County Sheriff’s Office will hold its Second Annual Diaper Drive, sponsored by Specialty Roofers, from September 18 – October 6th. Their goal is to collect a six-month supply of diapers for the community in recognition of National Diaper Need Awareness Week. “We currently provide over 100 local families with diapers and wipes each month while they are picking up food from our food pantry,” said Caring & Sharing Executive Director, Carly Barnes. “The requests for diapers and wipes often exceed our supplies. Our Annual Diaper Drive helps us engage our generous community to increase the amount of diapers and wipes we have on hand and ultimately help us better serve our clients.” Here’s how the community can help Caring and Sharing achieve this year’s goal: First, Walton County Sheriff’s Office will participate by hosting their own “Pack the Patrol Car” as they invite the community to donate and drop off diapers (sizes 4, 5 and 6 most needed) between September 18-24th at their administrative office on 133 Sheriff Drive in Santa Rosa Beach. Next, diapers can be dropped off at Caring & Sharing and other participating locations during the same time frame. Participating drop off locations include: Specialty Roofers, Palm Folly, La Luna Children’s Boutique, Christ the King Episcopal Church, The Tree House Episcopal Montessori School, Point Washington United Methodist Church and Preschool, South Walton Seahawks, The Rosemary Beach Foundation and Rosemary Beach Cottage Rental... Read More

  Long-time 30A family brings together their favorite dishes and life experiences into a new sister restaurant, Watersound Village Market. Hartley Restaurant Group, known for its culinary excellence and commitment to bringing diverse flavors to the 30A area, is thrilled to introduce its latest venture, Village Market at Watersound Town Center, nicknamed “Watersound Village Market.” Owned by local entrepreneurs, George and Ann Hartley, this fresh dining establishment is set to open its doors in late September to early October. George and Ann have been serving the 30A community for over 25 years, and now they’re bringing all your favorite dishes to one spot with Watersound Village Market. This new spot will feature cherished classics from their entire collection of Hartley Restaurants, along with gems discovered during their global travels. Watersound Village Market is poised to become a destination where you can savor the flavors that have delighted 30A residents and visitors alike for a quarter of a century. Their extensive travels have led them to discover unique dishes and flavors from all over. Watersound Village Market will be the sister restaurant to Seagrove Village Market Café and Surfing Deer, two other beloved establishments under the Hartley Restaurant Group umbrella. The Hartley’s have also made their mark with other iconic ventures in the 30A area, including George’s at Alys Beach and La Cocina Mexican Grill and Bar. “Our colorful travels and life experiences have inspired us to curate a menu that pays homage to all of your favorite dishes. At Watersound... Read More