Hazard Watch

Weather Outlook

Sunday, September 24, 2023

...High Pressure Over Southeastern U.S. To Keep Mostly Sunny and Dry Conditions In Place Across North Florida...Tropical Moisture Pushing Northward Into Peninsula To Create Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms...Some May Be Strong...Lightning, Gusty Winds, and Heavy Downpours Possible...Localized Flooding Cannot Be Ruled Out During Heavy and Intense Downpours Across Urban and Low-Lying/Poor Drainage Areas...Weakening Ocean Swells and Onshore Flow Creating Moderate Risk For Rip Currents; Locally High Risk Along Isolated Southeast Florida Beaches...Weak Onshore Flow to Keep Moderate Risk for Rip Currents Along Panhandle Beaches...Minor Riverine Flooding Continues For The Peace River at Arcadia...Post-Tropical Cyclone Ophelia Continues to Gradually Weaken; Last Advisory Issued For This System...Tropical Storm Philippe Continues Westward With Slow Strengthening Over Central Atlantic; No Direct Threat To Florida Over Next 5-7 Days, At Least...Small Area of Low Pressure Producing Disorganized Showers and Thunderstorms Over Far Eastern Tropical Atlantic; No Direct Threat to Florida At This Time...