September 19, 2024
Drier air coming to Florida; King Tides are in full force

It's been an incredibly busy week with strong storms, specifically across South Florida, where there is plenty of instability and lots of moisture at bay. The pattern is starting to shift as the trough will finally move away from the region and drier air will filter across much of the state. Good evening! Although rainfall […]

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September 17, 2024
Possible Ongoing Coastal Flooding Next Few Days, King Tides, High Rip Current Risk Too

It’s been a tough summer for many coastal parts of Florida's coastline due to a series of tropical systems, trapped tides and now the “King” tides are adding to enhance the rough beach conditions. The king tide is the highest predicted high tide of the year at a coastal location. King tides happen twice a […]

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September 13, 2024
Record rains prompted a state of emergency in parts of NE Florida, flood threat continues

Torrential rains over the last 2 weeks, but in particular the last 48 hours, prompted city officials to issue a state of emergency in Fernandina Beach after downpours caused significant flooding that impacted homes and businesses. City officials said the record rainfall “overwhelmed” the stormwater system. The National Weather Service in Jacksonville says this month […]

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September 11, 2024
Francine brings multiple hazards to Panhandle

Francine was upgraded to a Category 2 hurricane late this afternoon. As the hurricane moved inland, it's expected to significantly weaken. But Francine's broad circulation will affect parts of the panhandle over the next day or so. Isolated tornadoes and flooding are the primary concerns. But there could be some minor storm surge inundation along […]

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September 10, 2024
Today marks the hurricane seasons' peak, what's next as Hurricane Francine approaches the Gulf coast

While it’s widely known that September 10 marks the peak of hurricane season, some would argue that the Atlantic basin may have missed the memo, despite the fact that Hurricane Francine is rapidly approaching the Gulf coast in the next 24 hours or so. Speaking of Francine…it's expected to bring the Florida Panhandle between 3 […]

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September 9, 2024
The National Weather Service is experimenting a flood hazard outlook, with valuable info ahead of Fr

The experimental Flood Hazard Outlook (FHO) is a relatively new tool from the National Weather Service. It highlights the flash and urban flooding risks from current conditions to the next 7 days. It will work in conjunction with current products, like the Excessive Rainfall Outlook. It was designed to portray the potential inland flash flood […]

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September 9, 2024
Francine forms: How and when could it impact parts of Florida?

Tropical Storm Francine was officially named on Monday at 11 a.m. ET by the National Hurricane Center. This is the sixth named system of the season it is forecast to make landfall in the United States, specifically in Louisiana either late Wednesday night or very early Thursday morning, as a hurricane. If the forecast verifies, […]

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September 7, 2024
Slow-moving front, low pressure keeps high rain chances for northern Florida, flood risk

Flood watches will continue to be in effect across the Panhandle through Saturday evening, specifically for areas south of Tallahassee through Apalachicola westward over Panama City and to p just east and outside of Pensacola. Flood watches and warnings could likely be issued for areas more east across the Panhandle and North Florida overnight into […]

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