Florida State Watch Office Morning Situation Report for Sunday, December 28, 2025

• Dense fog and low clouds have developed across the Sunshine State this morning, prompting the issuance of Dense Fog Advisories that extend south of the I-4 corridor.
• Foggy conditions are expected to persist through the mid-morning hours and may be slow to dissipate.
• Expect another day of above normal temperatures, with rain chances held to a minimum statewide (less than 5% chance).
• Rain chances increase tonight along the western Florida Panhandle (25-50%) as our next weather system comes into view.
• An isolated rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out; however, severe weather or flash flooding is not expected.
• Low-level moisture and light winds from the Florida Big Bend through the Florida Peninsula will promote the development of fog and low clouds tonight into Monday morning; areas of dense fog will be likely.
• Locally sensitive wildfire conditions continue statewide, especially for locations experiencing long-term drought and dry soils/vegetation; expect further reductions in visibility in areas where fog develops near any ongoing wildfires or burns. 
• A moderate risk of rip currents can be expected for many Florida beaches today, with high risk conditions residing along the East-Central Florida coastline. 

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Morning Situation Report