Florida State Watch Office Morning Situation Report for Sunday, March 29th, 2026

• A stalled frontal boundary is promoting the development of morning showers over the southern Florida Peninsula, setting the stage for an unsettled weather day south of the I-4 corridor (45-65% chance of rain).
• The greatest rain chances reside along the immediate Southeast Florida coastline (65-80% chance of rain).
• A locally strong thunderstorm cannot be ruled out later this afternoon; lightning, gusty winds, and heavy downpours possible.
• Multiple rounds of shower and thunderstorm activity may produce ponding water and flooding over the urban and metro Southeast Florida corridor.
• Wind Advisories remain in effect along the Florida East Coast until 4:00 PM ET this afternoon for wind gusts reaching upwards of 30-40 mph.
• Easterly winds also allow for isolated shower activity to develop across North and Central Florida (10-30% chance of rain). 
• Windy conditions and increased cloud cover will keep temperatures on the cooler side this afternoon. 
• Sensitive to elevated wildfire conditions continue statewide today due to long-term drought and breezy conditions. 
• Rough surf and strong onshore flow will yield a moderate to high risk of rip currents along all Florida Panhandle and East Coast beaches today. 
• High Surf Advisories remain in effect until late Monday afternoon at Florida Atlantic beaches; breakers in the surf zone may reach 7-10'.

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Morning Situation Report