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Water level at Virginia Key, FL has reached major flood stage and is just .01' less than the peak water level during Wilma!
Winds are going to be cranking tomorrow! Wind gusts could top 40 mph so be sure to secure any loose, outdoor objects.
JUST IN: Coastal Flood Warning in effect from late tonight through Tuesday for the East Coast given the increased risk for major coastal flooding during high tide!
A developing upper low to our south is starting to wrap in moisture around it, leading to higher rain chances this Sunday
Split situation this weekend: breezy sunshine today, then wet tomorrow with frequent, passing showers and storms likely
King Tides remain a growing issue this weekend as water levels are expected to rise with each new high tide through Monday.
Coastal Flood Watch remains in effect for the east coast given the risk for major coastal flooding.
High tide is coming up within the next few hours for South Florida, with moderate coastal flooding expected
While the forecast is trending drier overall, pockets of heavy rain remain possible Sunday and Monday, which could enhance the coastal flood threat when paired with the King Tides and strong winds
It's finally been feeling more like fall this week!
The past 5 days have been the mildest stretch in Miami since late April.
A pair of mid level lows are set to combine near Florida Sunday into Monday, helping to sweep moisture into South Florida during this time frame, thus resulting in scattered to numerous passing showers and storms
Trending drier to start the weekend but wet and windy weather are likely Sunday into Monday as moisture pivots in around a mid-level low
The combination of the full moon, strong onshore wind and the potential for heavy rain will result in the chance for significant coastal flooding along the east coast this weekend
Higher rain chances and winds are in play this weekend, which would potentially lead to major coastal flooding as King Tides peak.
There is the potential for dry air to flow in sooner, however, which would shorten the period of wet weather.
Fantastic fall feels this morning as lows dropped to the 60s for many spots!
It was the coolest morning since March and April for Fort Lauderdale and Miami, respectively.
Moderate coastal flooding a good bet late week and into the weekend as the next King Tide cycle returns.
(Data based off ECMWF Ensemble Mean)
Lower humidity makes a comeback next week as a stronger fall front pushes through South Florida this weekend
































