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Friday, April 26, 2024

...Warm Temperatures and Mostly Cloudy Skies Expected Statewide...Isolated to Widely Scattered Showers Moving Onshore Along the East Coast and South Florida At Times...Another Afternoon of Sensitive to Locally Elevated Wildfire Conditions Across Central and Southwest Florida; Red Flag Warnings Cannot Be Ruled Out...Wind Gusts Near 20-30 MPH Nearly Statewide With Locally Stronger Gusts Upwards of 30-35 MPH Along Coastlines...High Risk For Rip Currents Along Panhandle and East Coast...High Surf Advisories Issued Along the Western Panhandle and Southeast Coast As Large Breaking Waves Develop By This Evening...Hazardous Beach and Boating Conditions Statewide...Minor to Moderate Flooding Continues Along Portions of The Suwannee and Santa Fe Rivers...

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Phone: 850-815-4000

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Weather Outlook

Friday, April 26, 2024

...Warm Temperatures and Mostly Cloudy Skies Expected Statewide...Isolated to Widely Scattered Showers Moving Onshore Along the East Coast and South Florida At Times...Another Afternoon of Sensitive to Locally Elevated Wildfire Conditions Across Central and Southwest Florida; Red Flag Warnings Cannot Be Ruled Out...Wind Gusts Near 20-30 MPH Nearly Statewide With Locally Stronger Gusts Upwards of 30-35 MPH Along Coastlines...High Risk For Rip Currents Along Panhandle and East Coast...High Surf Advisories Issued Along the Western Panhandle and Southeast Coast As Large Breaking Waves Develop By This Evening...Hazardous Beach and Boating Conditions Statewide...Minor to Moderate Flooding Continues Along Portions of The Suwannee and Santa Fe Rivers...

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