Central Florida Braces for Windy, Wet Weather

A cold front has swept through Central Florida, leading to a weekend of windy and wet conditions. The National Weather Service has issued a Gale Warning for all coastal counties, indicating strong and potentially dangerous winds. High Surf Advisories are also in effect, with significant wave heights posing risks to swimmers and boaters. The combination of strong winds and high seas has created a high risk of rip currents along Atlantic beaches. The front is expected to stall over Southern Florida, maintaining a strong onshore wind flow and keeping rain chances in the forecast throughout the week. While no single day is expected to be a washout, scattered showers and isolated storms are likely, particularly on Monday. Temperatures will initially be cooler behind the front but are expected to gradually warm up by the end of the week. Coastal areas, especially in Palm Beach County, are experiencing the highest rainfall amounts.

Gusty winds, high surf, and dangerous rip currents.

Gale warnings and high surf advisories are in effect through Sunday and Monday, with rip current risks continuing throughout the week.

Showers are possible each day due to onshore winds, but no single day is expected to be a washout.

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