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5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 4/1 to Sat. 4/5
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…Isolated to Widely Scattered Showers and Embedded Thunderstorms Along Sea Breeze…Fog Development Likely Overnight Tuesday and Into Wednesday…High Pressure Returns Statewide Wednesday…Above Normal Temperatures in the 80s and Lower 90s Each Afternoon…Possible Showers on Wednesday, But Then a Near-Zero Chance for Rain Returns Statewide By Thursday…Breezy Winds and Dry Conditions to Create Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Throughout Peninsula…Panhandle and East Coast Beaches Likely See a High Risk for Rip Currents Through the Next 5 Days With Breezy Onshore Winds…
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 3/28 to Tue 4/1
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...Mostly Dry Conditions Today…Unsettled Weather Pattern Returns This Weekend, Continuing Into Early Next Week...Marginal Risk For Severe Weather Along the Panhandle Sunday With Activity Ahead of the Next Cold Front…15% Probability (Equivalent to A Slight Risk For Severe Weather) Across North Florida Monday As the Next Cold Front Moves Into the State; High There Is High Uncertainty IN the Forecast For This Activity and Updates Can Be Expected In the Coming Days...Localized Instances of Flooding and Ponding of Water May Be Possible At Times This Weekend and Early Next Week (Marginal Risk for Flash Flooding)…Above Normal Temperatures and 90-Degree Heat Indices Expected Despite Incoming Cold Front…Breezy Winds With Gusts Near 15-30 MPH to Persist Through the Weekend and Into Early Next Week…Sensitive to Elevated Wildfire Conditions Persist Today and Saturday; The Storm Prediction Center is Outlooking an Elevated Fire Weather Risk Across West-Central Florida Today; Red Flag Warnings In Effect Across West-Central Florida Through This Evening…Hazardous Beach and Boating Conditions Expected Through the Weekend, At Least Due to Breezy Winds and Ocean Swells…High Risk for Rip Currents Along the Florida Panhandle; Moderate to High Risk Along the East Coast…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 3/25 to Sat. 3/29
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…Sea Breeze Showers and Thunderstorms Across Portions of Southeast Florida on Tuesday…Mostly Dry Conditions Extend Across the State Beginning Midweek Through End of Work Week; Chance for Showers and Embedded Thunderstorms Wednesday for Southernmost Peninsula Regions and Keys…Increasing Chance for Showers and Possible Thunderstorms this Weekend; Forecast Remains Uncertain But Could Bring Locally Heavy Rainfall Across the Panhandle Saturday…Temperatures in the 70s and 80s Each Day…Instances of Fog Possible…Wildfire Conditions Return Midweek and Persist Through Friday…No Active Riverine Flooding…Expansion of Moderate Drought Into Southeast Florida Amid Increased Wildfire Conditions and Lack of Rainfall…High Risk for Rip Currents Likely Each Day Across Panhandle Through Forecast Period; Increasing Rip Current Chances Late this Week and Weekend Along East Coast…
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 3/21 to Tue 3/25
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...Mostly Dry and Pleasant Conditions to Persist Statewide Throughout the Weekend…Rain Chances Return to Panhandle Sunday Night And Florida Panhandle Into the Suwannee Valley Early Next Week As the Next Frontal System Approaches and Moves Through the State…There is A Marginal Risk For Flash Flooding Across the Florida Panhandle Monday As Activity May Be Training In Nature…Mostly Dry Conditions Redevelop Statewide By Tuesday Night As High Pressure Moves Back In Behind the Frontal Boundary…Breezy Winds Near 5-10 MPH With Gusts to 15-20 MPH Expected Today; Winds Return to Near 5-10 MPH With Gusts Near 10-15 MPH Through The Rest of the Forecast Period…Dry Air Across the State Will Create Sensitive to Elevated Wildfire Conditions Statewide This Afternoon and Evening… Red Flag Warnings Issued For East-Central Florida As Critically Low Relative Humidity, Breezy Winds, Rapidly Drying Fuels, and Ongoing Drought Conditions Will Create High Fire Danger; Fire Weather Watches Extend Across Southeast Florida...Any Fires That Develop Will Likely Spread Rapidly; Outdoor Burning Is Not Recommended; Remember to Avoid Open Flames, Keep Vehicles Off Dry Grass and Properly Discard Cigarettes...Despite Weaker Winds This Weekend, Continued Dry Conditions Will Continue to Create Sensitive to Locally Elevated Wildfire Conditions Statewide…Locally Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Can Continue To Be Expected Across Portions of the Sunshine State Early Next Week…High Risk for Rip Currents Statewide Today; Moderate to High Risk Along the East Coast and Florida Panhandle Through the Weekend and Into Early Next Week…Hazardous Beach and Boating Conditions Linger With Breezy Winds and Ocean Swells Today; Relatively Calm Marine Conditions to Return This Weekend Into Early Next Week…Cool Temperatures Today to Gradually Warm Back Up Through the Forecast Period…Low Temperatures In the Middle 30s to Middle 40s Across North Florida Tonight May Allow For Areas of Frost to Develop Overnight Into Saturday Morning…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook
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…Mostly Dry and Quiet Conditions Over the Next Few Days…Weak Cold Front Moving Across Panhandle Late Overnight Wednesday and Into Thursday to Bring Increase Shower Activity; Maybe a Rumble of Thunder or Two Possible…Ongoing Dry Conditions and Expanding Drought Throughout the Peninsula Leading to Increased Wildfire Concerns…Breezy Wind Gusts at Times…First Official Day of Spring this Week…Increased Risk for Rip Currents; Continue to Message for Spring Break Visitors and Tourists…Minor River Flooding for the Aucilla River at Lamont to Continue through the Rest of the Week…
