South Florida is a sun lover's paradise, but if you're not careful, it can be hazardous to your health. We'll see what's new with sun protection. Plus, who is ready to come in and help after a disaster? We chat with an organization that does just that. That's on this week's edition of Weather or Not.

Thirty years ago this week, a monster of a storm struck South Florida. Hurricane Andrew came ashore as an incredibly powerful and destructive category 5 system. We go back to the archives and bring the play by play sound as it all unfolded.

Many species of Sea Turtles are on the brink. Is there anything we can do to help them thrive and stay safe? We have a special edition of Weather or Not that looks at their present state of health and what their future may be. Meteorologist Vivian Gonzalez anchors this episode.

This issue falls mostly under the "Or Not" portion of our Title. Mangoes are in need of a little help when producing little mangoes. Stepping in to help is a...weed? Check out this tasty offering. Plus, sometimes more deaths are attributed to generator misuse, than to an actual hurricane. Why? That's all on this episode of Weather or Not.

Why are men more likely to get struck by lightning than women? We chat with the National Weather Service on this shocking story. Plus, if you had to wait to test safer construction methods when a hurricane threatens, you may have to wait a while. A huge wall of wind may just help and its here in our own So FL backyard. That's all on this issue of, "Weather or Not?'

Would you pay for better Hurricane Info? What is the most important piece of data for you during a storm threat. We have the answers to a very interesting survey. Plus, you are at the beach and get into dangerous trouble in the surf. It could be a rip current or you're in danger for drowning. There are just a handful of brave men & women who'll jump in to help and the are talking to us. That's on this edition of Weather or Not.

A huge volcano exploded in Tonga earlier this year, a country in Oceania. It spewed a huge ash cloud miles into the sky catching everyone by surprise. It caused a sonic boom that made its way around the word twice! Can it happen again, and is Florida in any danger. Plus, we talk about the one machine that has made life possible in the Tropics. The air conditioner. Find out how it was invented and for what use and how it changed our living patterns. One this issue of Weather or Not

There's a new satellite in Space designed to improve our forecasts. It may also help NASA forecast Space Weather as well! And how do you pronounce "Uranus"? (Giggles in the crowd). Find out on this week's edition of Weather or Not?.

Over the fourth of July weekend there were at least three ocean rescues due to Rip Currents. How can you tell if this dangerous condition is present on your trip to the beach? How about if there are jellyfish or other pests present? Flags are used to communicate such threats. We have what they mean. Plus saildrones are making a splash again and this time Florida is the Focus. That's on this issue of Weather or Not?.

The Webb Space telescope is on the verge of sending back its first images. Dr. Phil Plait who appears on the Science Channel's "How the Universe Works", tells us all about it... plus he takes part in out "7 Questions" segment. Find out what keeps him up at night.