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Matt Devitt

Matt Devitt

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Chief Meteorologist, WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

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Total articles 73

  • Anniversary of Florida snowfall in Dec., 1989

    By Matt Devitt Verified|WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL)VerifiedLate December marks the anniversary of Florida’s rare White Christmas, where Southwest Florida saw snow flurries. The post Anniversary of Florida snowfall in Dec., 1989 appeared first on WINK News.

    By Matt Devitt Verified · WJGO-FM (Bonita Springs, FL)

    Dec. 23, 2023

  • Outlook for 2024 hurricane season releases

    By Matt Devitt Verified|WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)VerifiedThe strong El Niño that brought us just a rainy and cloudy winter is right now in the process of flipping to a La Niña by the peak of the season in August, September, and October. La Niña is defined as cooler than normal waters in the Eastern Pacific Ocean that has the ability to alter weather patterns across the world. One of those changes is that La Niña often lowers wind shear in the Tropical Atlantic Ocean, which can promote both more storms and stronger storms.

    By Matt Devitt Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    May. 01, 2024

  • Outlook for 2024 hurricane season releases

    By Matt Devitt Verified|WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)VerifiedThe strong El Niño that brought us just a rainy and cloudy winter is right now in the process of flipping to a La Niña by the peak of the season in August, September, and October. La Niña is defined as cooler than normal waters in the Eastern Pacific Ocean that has the ability to alter weather patterns across the world. One of those changes is that La Niña often lowers wind shear in the Tropical Atlantic Ocean, which can promote both more storms and stronger storms.

    By Matt Devitt Verified · WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

    May. 01, 2024

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WINK-TV / WXCW (Fort Myers, FL)

Fort Myers, Florida, United States

+1 239-455-8500