NEW 10:45 pm Monday: Flood alerts have been elevated to Flood Warning for all the Keys thru Wednesday morning. Major Saltwater flooding is possible. Numerous roads may be closed. Low lying property including homes, businesses, & some critical infrastructures will be inundated.

After Monday night's King Tides, the next round will be tomorrow mid to late morning. If you live/work by the Coast, you'll encounter high water on some roadways.

7 Day Rain Forecast: Average chances now sit at 30%, by the end of the week they go down to 20%. Drier conditions pop up by the end of the week and in thru Halloween.

TUE Wind Forecast: So FL will be stuck between a High & a Low. They'll squeeze the wind over our area, keeping us windy. Gusts may be in the 40 mph range. The black line represents a small convergence zone. It'll keep the atmosphere unstable, & that could aid in shower formation.

Close Up Tuesday Wind Forecast: Gusts could reach the 40 mph range along the Coast. Gale advisory is in place for the Coastal Waters. Please DO NOT take your small craft out on the waters. These are dangerous conditions. Stay Safe.

Halloween Preview with warmer, more muggy air arriving for the holiday. No "wicked winds" just an ocean breeze.

The wind is kicking up the surf. White caps seen at times across Biscayne Bay. Boaters need to pay attention. Small Craft should remain in port.

Additional High Tide Times for Monday evening. The King Tides are running around 3 feet above the norm. This will lead to additional flooding of streets along the coast, and nearby low lying areas.

These are the next High Tide Times. They are made worse by the pull of the Full Moon. This is known as King Tides. Additional standing water on roadways will be possible.

King Tides will continue to cause Salt Water flooding along the coast and in low lying areas for the next couple of days. These are the advisories in place for the high water.

Gusty winds along the coast are leading to water woes. High risk for Rip Currents remain at the beaches, a Gale Warning in place for winds over 40 mph for the Coastal waters also stay in place.

Windy conditions to persist thru Tuesday. A wind Advisory is in place for the potential of gusts reaching 40 mph. The highest impacts will be felt along the coast.

Clearing out some of my office items … and came across this WSVN weather history. Some old hurricane map and guides before my tenure.