Florida's Stormtracker Weather

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Dangerous rip currents remain in effect until noon today along the Gulf for Mobile, Baldwin, Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa coastal counties. Stay out of the water or swim near a lifeguard. If caught, swim parallel to shore, not straight in.

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Dangerous rip currents are in effect through this afternoon along the Gulf for Mobile, Baldwin, Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa coastal counties. Stay out of the surf, and if caught in a current, float and swim parallel to shore.

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Dangerous rip currents and isolated minor coastal flooding are threats for Coastal Palm Beach County through Wednesday evening, so swim near a lifeguard, and avoid flooded roads near high tide.

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Dangerous rip currents threaten Coastal Palm Beach County beaches through Wednesday evening, so swim only near a lifeguard, and if caught, float and swim parallel to shore. Minor coastal flooding is also possible near high tide.

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Dangerous rip currents continue through Wednesday morning along Broward and Miami-Dade beaches, with minor coastal flooding possible through Wednesday evening near high tide. Swim near a lifeguard, float and swim parallel to shore if caught, and avoid flooded roads.

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Dangerous rip currents and minor coastal flooding are affecting Broward and Miami-Dade beaches through Wednesday, so stay out of the water, avoid flooded roads, and if caught in a rip current, stay calm and swim parallel to shore.

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Dangerous rip currents threaten beaches from Volusia through Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, and Martin Counties through late Wednesday night with 3 to 4 foot surf, so stay out of the water and swim parallel to shore if caught.

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A low could develop south of Bermuda this week with a 20% formation chance through 48 hours and 40% through 7 days, though unfavorable conditions are expected to shut it down by early next week.

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Flood Advisory in effect until 1 AM for northern Broward and southeastern Palm Beach Counties. Roads are flooding now in Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, and Deerfield Beach. Turn around, don't drown.

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Flood Advisory for northern Broward County until 11:45 PM. Roads are flooding in Coral Springs, Sunrise, Tamarac, Plantation, Margate and nearby cities after 1-2 inches of rain, with 1-2 more expected. Turn around, don't drown.

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Broward County's Flood Advisory has been upgraded to a Flood Warning as widespread flooding threats have increased. Check the latest Flood Warning bulletin for current details and stay safe out there.

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Flood Warning remains in effect for the St. Johns River near Deland, where the river is at 4.0 feet and minor flooding is occurring in Volusia and Lake Counties; stay off flooded roads and away from riverbanks through the weekend.

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Flood Warning for the St. Johns River near Deland through Friday morning, with the river at 4.0 feet and cresting at 4.1 feet tonight, submerging docks at Pier 44 Marina; avoid flooded roads in Volusia and Lake Counties.

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Flood Warning is in effect for the St. Johns River near Sanford in Seminole County, with the river expected to rise above flood stage Wednesday afternoon and reach 6.8 feet by Sunday, possibly pushing water over the Lake Monroe sea wall onto Seminole Blvd.

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Flood Warning for Seminole County as the St. Johns River near Sanford is expected to rise to 6.6 ft by Saturday, flooding homes in Stone Island and Stillbrook starting Wednesday and closing the Stone Island road. Never drive through flooded roads.

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Flood Warning continues for the St. Johns River near Lake Harney in Seminole County, sitting at 8.3 ft Tuesday night and expected to reach near Major flood stage this weekend, when low-lying homes and many roads could flood.

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Flood Warning for Seminole County as the St. Johns River near Lake Harney rises toward 9.8 ft by Friday evening, bringing moderate flooding to low-lying homes and impassable roads. Stay off flooded roads and away from riverbanks.

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Flash flooding is happening right now in northern Broward County including Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, and Deerfield Beach until 11 PM. Roads and underpasses are flooding. If you reach a flooded road, turn around.

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Flood Warning remains in effect for Brevard County as the St. Johns River near Cocoa sits at 16.6 feet and is expected to reach major flood stage by late week, threatening roads and low-lying homes near Silver Pines and Pluckebaum Road.

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Flood Warning for Brevard County as the St. Johns River near Cocoa is at 15.8 ft and rising to 16.7 ft by Friday, with water expected to flood yards and low-lying homes near Lake Poinsett. Avoid flooded roads and stay back from riverbanks.

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Dangerous rip currents are impacting beaches in Walton, Bay, and Franklin Counties through Wednesday evening, capable of sweeping even strong swimmers offshore fast; if caught, stay calm, float, swim parallel to shore, and signal for help.

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Flood Advisory for northern Broward County until 9:30 PM. Roads are flooding now in Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, and nearby areas. Another 1-2 inches of rain expected. Turn around if you encounter a flooded road.

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Flood Warning remains in effect for the Alafia River at Lithia through Wednesday evening, with the river at 12.6 ft and expected to crest at 13.0 ft Wednesday morning, flooding River Drive and Squirrel Run Way near CR 640.

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Flood Warning for the Alafia River at Lithia in Hillsborough County, with minor flooding expected from late tonight through Thursday evening as the river crests near 14.6 feet, so please turn around if you encounter any flooded roads.

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Flood Advisory for northern Broward County until 8:45 PM. Coral Springs, Sunrise, Tamarac, Margate and nearby cities are seeing water over roads now. Another 1-2 inches expected. Turn around, don't drown.

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The Flood Advisory for Leon County expires at 7:30 PM EST. Heavy rain has ended and flooding is no longer a threat, but some road closures may still be in place, so stay alert and follow posted signs as conditions improve.

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Flood Advisory for central Leon County until 7:30 PM, with minor flooding underway near FSU, FAMU, Frenchtown, and Cascades Park as 1 to 1.5 inches have already fallen and 1 to 2 more inches are expected, so please turn around on any flooded roads.