A PROBLEM IN THE DRIER SEASONS, TOO, RIGHT, ROB? >> THAT'S FOR SURE. DO THINK, COURSE, OF BIG LIGHTNING STORMS DURING THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. BUT IT IS ACTUALLY PRETTY NORMAL OCCURRENCE FOR ROGUE LIGHTNING STRIKES TO START. WILDFIRES LOOKED UP SOME DATA FROM THE NATIONAL INTERAGENCY FIRE CENTER EARLIER TONIGHT IN JUST IN THE SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES EVERY SINGLE YEAR. AND I JUST LOOK BACK AT THE DATA FROM 2020. THERE'S BEEN MORE TH 500 OR SO WILDFIRES IN JUST THE SOUTHERN TIER OF OUR COUNTRY THAT WERE SPARKED BY WILDFIRESNOW, OBOUSLY NOT ALL OF THEM TURN INTO GIGANTIC FIRES. B STILL, THAT'S PRETTY SOMETHING ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CONSER IN OUR LOCAL AREA. HOW MUCH OF A HOT SP WE TEND TO BE WHEN IT COMES TO LIGHTNING. HOWEVER, OF SEVERE WEATHER IN THE LIGHTNING IS T THE MAIN FOCUS TONIGHT. INSTEAD, IT'S DENSE FOG IN THE MORNING TOMORROW. WE EXPECT IT TO BE LOCALLY DENSE FROM TIME TO TIME AND SO MUCH. SO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ALREADY PUT UP A DENSE FOG ADVISORY FOR ALL OF OUR NEIGHBORS IN COLLIER, HENDRY AND GLADES COUNTY, ALONG WITH MOST OF THE INLAND AREAS OF THE SOUTH, FLORIDA METRO REGIONS AND PORTIONS OF MAINLAND MONROE. NOW TECHNICALLY LEE AND CHARLOTTE AND DESOTO ARE NOT PART OF THIS DENSE FOG ADVISORY, BUT EVEN THERE IT IS POSSIBLE