5 Day Statewide Weather Outlook for Fri 3/7 to Tue 3/11
Florida Division of Emergency Management sent this bulletin at 03/07/2025 02:15 PM EST
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...Mostly Dry Conditions Statewide Today, Along the Peninsula Saturday, and Across South Florida Sunday Afternoon…Rain Chances Increasing Along the Florida Panhandle Saturday, North Florida Saturday, and North and Central Florida Sunday As Scattered to Numerous Showers and Thunderstorms Develop Along and Ahead of An Incoming Cold Front…Marginal Risk For Severe Weather Across the Panhandle and Western Big Bend Saturday and the Big Bend and Northern Peninsula Sunday; Frequent Lightning, Damaging Wind Gusts (40-60 MPH), Isolated Tornadoes, Instances of Hail, and Heavy Downpours Possible…Marginal Risk for Flash Flooding Across the Florida Panhandle Saturday and Northern Peninsula Sunday; Localized Areas of Flooding and Ponding of Water Possible…Isolated to Scattered Showers and A Few Thunderstorms Persist Statewide Monday…Mostly Dry Conditions Return Statewide Monday Night and Tuesday…Winds Remaining Calmer Today and Saturday, Increasing Back to Near 5-15 MPH With Gusts Near 15-30 MPH Sunday Into Early Next Week…Sensitive to Elevated Wildfire Conditions Nearly Statewide Today…Sensitive Wildfire Conditions Continue Across North Florida and Portions of the Peninsula Sunday and Into Early Next Week…Moderate to High Risk For Rip Currents Statewide Today; Low to Moderate Risk Statewide Saturday; Returning to A Moderate to High Risk Through the Rest of the Forecast Period…
…Have A Wonderful Weekend!...
