The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore is in Tallahassee. Around 4 p.m., Cantore posted on X he was in "TLH." One hour later, Hurricane Helene was predicted to have 130 mph winds at landfall, making it a category 4. It was confirmed when Cantore was spotted getting ready for a live shot on Monroe Street across from the Florida Capitol.

Weather Channel legend Jim Cantore is trying his best to keep the public informed on Hurricane Helene and its current path. Hurricane Helene is heading towards Florida's Gulf Coast and could be one of the worst storms the United States has experienced in recent memory.

The meteorologist and famed hurricane harbinger is on Florida's west coast and will be reporting from Port Richey, according to a social media post from The Weather Channel. But first, he's in Hudson Beach, just over 7 miles north of there.

Legendary weather expert Jim Cantore is freaking everyone out by switching his location during Hurricane Helene. Hurricane Helene, which was a tropical storm that turned into a Category 2 hurricane as it barrels toward Florida's Gulf Coast,

Florida’s capital city managed to avoid a direct hit from Hurricane Helene, but it still didn’t escape unscathed. The Weather Channel storm tracker Jim Cantore surveys the damage at an apartment complex in Tallahassee and speaks with a woman whose home was damaged by a fallen tree.