ORLANDO,Fla. – Wet and breezy weather is expected to continue through Thursday across east Central Florida as the atmosphere remains loaded with tropical moisture.
A 60-70% chance of scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms will develop again Tuesday.
Repeated downpours could drop 1–3 inches of rain in a short amount of time, increasing the risk of short-term localized flooding.
Added clouds and a constant onshore breeze, 15-20 mph out of the northeast, will keep highs in the mid- to upper 80s.
Rain chances will remain elevated into Thursday, particularly south of the I-4 corridor, with storm coverage gradually shifting northward by the weekend.
Beach and Boating Hazards
If you’re headed to the beach or planning to be near the water, remain on alert as a conditions remain hazardous.
A high risk of life-threatening rip currents and rough surf continues through Tuesday night along the Volusia and north Brevard County beaches.
The dangerous conditions are being driven by persistent onshore winds and elevated swells.
In Flagler County, a coastal flood advisory remains in effect until 5 a.m. Thursday as minor flooding is possible around times of high tide.
Marine conditions are still hazardous, especially offshore north of Cape Canaveral.
Waves are running 6 to 8 feet in some areas, with northeast winds of 15–20 knots. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect through Tuesday morning for the Volusia coastal waters.
Conditions should slowly improve mid to late week as winds relax and seas subside.