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Insider Info: 2024 Next Level Nationals – Florida – FloCheer
Next Level Nationals – Florida is a special end-of-season event for Division I and Division II cheer teams presented by All Out Championships as one of its premier events. The partnership between Next Level Nationals and All Out Championships is in its eighth year.
It’s one of five Next Level competitions on the 2023-2024 calendar, which brings competitors to St. Louis; Houston; Providence, Rhode Island; Lexington, Kentucky; and now Tampa, Florida, to close out the Next Level calendar.
Competition at Next Level Nationals – Florida will be taking place at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Florida, and FloCheer will have every minute of the action!
All Out Championships, an event production company from Orlando, Florida, has been facilitating cheer and dance events in the Southeast for more than a decade. The company is focused on making the competitions affordable and unforgettable at the same time.
Enjoy complete coverage of the event, as Division I and Division II cheer teams go head-to-head for medals, banners, rings, backpacks, fanny packs, specialty awards and bids to The One Finals!
Who: All Star Cheer Teams
When: April 20, 2024
Where: Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Florida
Watch: LIVE on FloCheer
Rebroadcast: Watch HERE
What To Know About The Tampa Convention Center
Next Level Nationals – Florida heads to the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Florida, for the final Next Level event of the season, and what better place could there be for competitors and their supporters to celebrate another successful year?
The Tampa Convention Center is a waterfront property located in downtown Tampa that features more than 600,000 square feet of versatile space to go along with its picturesque backdrop. It’s less than 20 minutes from the airport and close to more than 100 local attractions.
The four levels of space include an exhibition hall, ballroom, pre-function areas, breakout rooms, cafes, gathering areas, and state-of-the-art amenities.
More info: Virtual Tour | Directions & Maps | Parking | FAQ
Check out this informative video about the Tampa Convention Center:
Things To Do In Tampa
Click HERE to learn more about Tampa, which offers visitors so many amazing things to do when there’s a break from the competition. Hopefully, it can turn into a fun and successful long weekend – or more.
Located on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Tampa offers a little bit of everything – incredible beaches, outdoor activities, wildlife, water sports, amusement parks, sporting events, museums, galleries, and countless events.
Check out this list of things to do or this list of food and drinks to help prepare an itinerary, so you can focus on the fun once you’re in the Sunshine State.
Don’t forget, Tampa is close to many other popular cities in the Sunshine State, so consider a road trip or extended vacation, if there’s time.
You can get to nearby Clearwater-St. Petersburg or Sarasota, or you can log a few more miles and head to Fort Myers, Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and more. Most are within a couple of hours.
Need a car to get around Tampa and the Sunshine State? Visit Avis!
How To Watch Next Level Nationals – Florida 2024
The 2024 edition of Next Level Nationals – Florida will stream LIVE on FloCheer.
The rebroadcast will stream on FloCheer on a delay of 24 hours.
If you’re going to be in Florida and want to see the event in person, click HERE for spectator and ticket information.
Bids Up For Grabs In Tampa
The top five teams will receive bids to The One Finals.
Next Level Nationals – Florida 2024 Results
Results for Next Level Nationals – Florida 2024 can be found here.
Next Level Nationals – Florida 2024 Schedule
The schedule for Next Level Nationals – Florida 2024 can be found here.
Tune in to FloCheer on April 20 to watch all the action live from the 2024 edition of Next Level Nationals – Florida in Tampa, Florida!
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Area to watch for tropical development in Gulf to bring downpours to drought-stricken Florida | Latest Weather Clips | FOX Weather
Area to watch for tropical development in Gulf to bring downpours to drought-stricken Florida
While this area to watch for tropical development may not actually become tropical, it will definitely bring rain to Florida, which desperately needs it. The system is likely to bring the most significant rain to the Florida panhandle down south to Tampa, but the entire state can expect some moisture through midweek next week.
Gulf system to bring downpours to Florida
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is continuing to watch an area in the Gulf that is expected to bring much-needed rain to Florida this weekend. He said the system will likely drift to the north and northwest and will linger before heading to the northeast. He said to get a tropical depression, or a tropical storm there needs to be winds and a closed low and he is not seeing that in the models yet. Weber is also tracking a system off the coast of Africa that has a 10% chance of developing over the next week. He says it will likely enter a hostile environment and dissipate.
TAMPA, Fla. – Forecasters are tracking a broad disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast that could bring much-needed rain to parched communities this weekend.
Gulf tropical development potential
What we know:
Models continue to indicate there is a potential for an area of low pressure to form over the northeast Gulf off the west coast of Florida over the weekend.
The National Hurricane Center says an area in the Gulf has a 30% chance of tropical development over the next seven days.
Models a shifting away from the forecast of the system moving over the state and off the coast of the Carolinas. Models are now indicating a more likely scenario that it lingers in the Gulf over the weekend and may drift more to the northwest near the Florida Panhandle or Louisiana coast. Early next week conditions look like they will become less conducive and may prohibit much development. Regardless of whether it organizes, the system will bring tropical downpours and increased moisture across Florida and parts of the Southeast.
FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber states we are close to 7.50″ below average on our rainfall in Tampa for the year. A weak area of low pressure or tropical system can be beneficial in helping to make up for the rainfall deficit we have been experiencing. Drought conditions continue over much of the state of Florida. If this system ends up drifting more westward, it would limit the total amount of rainfall and the highest totals would be along the immediate west coast.
Atlantic tropical development potential
A tropical wave southeast of the Cabo Verde Islands remains disorganized.
It is moving west-northwest and, according to the NHC, there is a chance for slow development over the next day or two. By the weekend it is expected to move into less conducive conditions and Saharan dust will begin to affect this wave, limiting its moisture. The time for this system to develop is very limited and will not develop after the weekend.
The NHC is giving it a 10% chance of developing.
Weather factors and storm names
What we don’t know:
Officials cannot yet confirm if the disturbance will overcome environmental hurdles like land interaction, wind shear and dry air. Computer models remain uncertain on how much this system will develop over the waters of the Gulf. If it stays over the warm waters of the Gulf longer, it may give it additional time to organize. Interactions with land and wind shear will likely pose obstacles in further development.
To become a tropical system, it must develop a defined circulation with organized thunderstorms. If it reaches maximum sustained winds of 39 mph, it will become a tropical storm and be named Bertha.
The Source: The information in this story was gathered by FOX 13Meteorologist Jim Weber, the National Hurricane Center tropical weather outlooks, as well as forecast computer models.
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