Florida State Watch Office Morning Situation Report for Wednesday, March 25th, 2026

• Our frontal boundary from yesterday has stalled across Central Florida and will continue to support elevated rain chances throughout the day.
• Scattered showers and thunderstorms expected along eastern Florida Peninsula, with activity to progress inland across Central Florida through the afternoon (40-60% chance of rain).
• A few thunderstorms may become strong; more organized activity capable of producing locally gusty winds, lightning, small hail, and heavy downpours.
• Any slower-moving or more robust thunderstorms could produce localized rainfall totals of 2-5” and instances of ponding water/urban flooding.
• Outside of shower and thunderstorm activity, partly to mostly sunny skies can be expected with afternoon high temperatures rising into the upper 70s to middle 80s.
• Slightly cooler temperatures along the immediate eastern Florida coastline due to increased cloud coverage and breezy onshore winds, with wind gusts of 15-20 mph.
• Lingering moisture will promote patchy fog and low clouds across Florida tonight and Thursday morning, with the potential for periods of dense fogacross the Suwannee River Valley and southern Florida Peninsula.
• Breezy onshore winds and elevated surf maintain a high risk of rip currents along Florida East Coast beaches; an elevated risk of rip currents continues for the Florida Panhandle and Southeast Florida Coast.
• Dangerous marine and boating conditions continue along the Atlantic Coast; High Surf Advisories in effect for Northeast Florida beaches as wave heights reach 4-7' in the surf zone. 

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