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5/29/2026 5:02:17 PM

5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri. 5/29 to Tue. 6/2

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…More Beneficial Rainfall Expected for Much of the State Through Early Next Week… Chances for Rain will Favor Inland Panhandle Regions and the I-95 Corridor Through Sunday… Cold Front Approaches on Sunday and Slowly Moves Southward Through Tuesday… Rain Chances Decline in North Florida Following Frontal Passage… Isolated Flash Flooding Possible in North Florida on Friday and Sunday… Hot and Muggy Conditions Expected Statewide This Week… Afternoon Feels-Like Temperatures May Exceed 100 Degrees in Isolated Locations… Dangerous Rip Currents Expected for Various Coastal Locations Throughout the Week…

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5/26/2026 5:24:58 PM

5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 5/26 to Sat. 5/30

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…Daily Rounds of Heavy Rainfall Expected in the Western Panhandle Through the Forecast Period… I-75 Corridor Also Favored for Rainfall on Wednesday… Chances for Rainfall Expand to Encompass Most of State from Thursday-Saturday…Isolated Flash Flooding Possible Each Day This Week Over the Panhandle and South Florida… Hot and Muggy Conditions Expected Over the Peninsula and North-Central Florida this Week… Afternoon Temperatures to Feel Like 100s in Spots… Dangerous Rip Currents at Panhandle and East Coast Beaches Early This Week… East Coast Rip Current Risk Declines by End of Week…

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5/22/2026 4:11:40 PM

5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri. 5/22 to Tue. 5/26

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…Summerlike Pattern Persists Through Memorial Day Weekend… Daily Shower and Thunderstorm
Chances Expected… A Few Locally Strong to Severe Storms Possible; Frequent Lightning, Gusty
Winds, and Heavy Downpours the Primary Hazards… I-75 and I-10 Corridors the Focus for the
Heaviest Activity… Hot and Muggy Conditions Expected as Humidity Increases… Afternoon
Temperatures to Feel Like the 100s in Spots… Dangerous Rip Currents at Panhandle and East
Coast Beaches Through the Weekend…

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5/19/2026 5:19:28 PM

5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Tue. 5/19 to Sat. 5/23

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…High Pressure Over the Atlantic Brings More Hot and Wet Conditions… Daily Rounds of Showers and Thunderstorms Expected Primarily in Southwest Florida but Spreading to the Rest of the Peninsula by the End of the Week… Summertime Heat Continues Across the State… Afternoon Feels-Like Temperatures Likely to Exceed 100-degrees in Some Spots… High Risk for Rip Currents Along the East Coast and Panhandle through the Forecast Period from Persistent Onshore Flow…

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5/15/2026 6:27:09 PM

5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri. 5/15 to Tue. 5/19

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…Mostly Dry Conditions Prevail Today as High Pressure Settles Over the Local Area… Moisture
Gradually Returns this Weekend with Shower and Thunderstorm Chances Increasing Each Day,
Focusing on Southwest Florida… Highs in the 80s and 90s; Afternoon Feels-like Temps to
Approach 100-degrees in Southwest Florida… Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Expected for
East Coast and Panhandle Beaches Through the Forecast Period…

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