Winds from the north, northeast could cause an increase in water levels along the Atlantic Coast, especially during high tide. Moderate to major coastal flooding is possible tonight through Monday. Though rain from Sunday to Monday may only be light to moderate at times, downpours are possible and it could further instigate flooding. Beach erosion is also possible.
WHERE: Coastal Flood Warning for All Atlantic Coastal Communities
WHEN: Through Monday Night
WHAT: Water Levels Expected to Rise to 2-4 Feet Above Normal High Tide Around Times of High Tide beginning this Evening and through Monday Night
OTHER IMPACT: High Surf - Breaker Heights of 10-13 Feet at the Northeast FL Beaches Overnight Tonight through Monday; Heavy Downpours and Isolated Thunderstorms along the Northeast FL Coast and within the St. Johns River Basin
POSSIBLE IMPACT: 1-2 inches Rainfall Totals through Monday
Wind Advisory for Duval County until April 10th at 8 PM
High Rip Current Risk through the week
Sunday evening temperatures will be in the mid 50s for the region with cloudy skies, light rain and winds 15-20 miles per hour with gust near 30 miles per hour.
Monday morning begins with temperatures in the upper 50s, winds in the teens, cloudy skies and light rain. Gusts peaking near 30-35 miles per hour.
Monday afternoon temperatures will peak into the upper 60s, winds in the teens for Northeast Florida and in the 20s for Southeast Georgia. Rain and cloudy skies rain into the evening.