News

• Girls Gone Wild “Saga” Continues
  Joe Francis, creator of “Girls Gone Wild” is a no show for a court proceeding here in Panama City.

• Joe Francis a No Show for Court Proceeding
  Joseph Francis of Girls Gone Wild did not appear in Bay County Federal Court as ordered by Judge Richard Smoak.

• Community Members Experience “One Night Without a Home”
  Community members join the homeless on the streets tonight. It’s part of a national campaign during Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week.

• Fire Near New Airport No Cause for Concern
  A prescribed burn near the new airport site aims to replenish vegetation and prevent wildfire.

• Lucky Puppy Dog Rescue Adoption Event
  A local animal rescue group is working to give puppies a holiday present of their own; a home.

Sports

• Friday Night Fever Regional Semifinals
  Scores and Highlights from WMBB News 13's Friday Night Fever.

• Bob Tebow Speaks at First Baptist Church of Panama City
  Bob Tebow Speaks at First Baptist Church of Panama City

• The Adams Brothers
  Freeport is proud of their offensive linemen Steven and Tyler Adams.

• Gulf Coast Men and Women Stay Unbeaten
  Gulf Coast Men and Women's basketball teams stay perfect.

• Friday Night Fever Week 11
  Scores and highlights from around the Panhandle in Week 11 of WMBB News 13's Friday Night Fever.

Weather

Gulf low to bring storms.
Forecaster: Justin Kiefer:
Fire Danger Level: 1

After a week of great fall weather, conditions across the Florida Panhandle will take a turn for the worse on Saturday. A Gulf low will develop and head our way spreading rain and showers late Saturday and a chance for heavy rain and storms Saturday night. Here is what the NWS is writing about it…“SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY NIGHT…MAINLY LIGHT RAIN OR SPRINKLES WILL
BE EXPECTED THROUGH THE SATURDAY MORNING HOURS AS THE WARM FRONT
APPROACHES FROM THE SW. THE BEST CHANCE FOR HEAVIER SHOWERS AND
STORMS WILL COME BETWEEN THE LATE AFTERNOON AND THE OVERNIGHT
PERIOD SATURDAY NIGHT AS THE WARM FRONT MOVES OVER THE AREA. SHEAR
AND INSTABILITY VALUES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SYSTEM WILL SUPPORT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEVERE STORMS THROUGH THE SATURDAY NIGHT
PERIOD…ESPECIALLY OVER THE SRN HALF OF THE CWA WHERE THE BEST
INSTABILITY WILL BE. TOTAL RAINFALL ACCUMULATIONS WILL RANGE
BETWEEN AN INCH TO TWO INCHES ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA WITH
LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS POSSIBLE. SUNDAY THROUGH SUNDAY
NIGHT…EXPECT A GRADUAL CLEARING TREND FROM WEST TO EAST AS THE
COLD FRONT PUSHES EAST OF THE AREA”