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Florida weather alerts
13 active alerts across 16 counties in Florida right now: a Flood Warning, 5 Rip Current Statements, a Coastal Flood Statement, and 2 more. Pick a county or city for what is active, what it means, and a year of history.
16 of 67 counties with alerts most common now: Rip Current Statement All counties Get alerts on your phone →
Where the alerts are right now
Rip Current Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 4 Duval County
Rip Current Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 3 Flagler County
Rip Current Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 3 Palm Beach County
Rip Current Statement, High Surf Advisory, … 3 Broward County
Rip Current Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 2 Miami-Dade County
Rip Current Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 2 Monroe County
Coastal Flood Statement, Coastal Flood Advisory 2 Volusia County
Flood Warning, Rip Current Statement 2 Brevard County
Rip Current Statement 1 Clay County
Coastal Flood Advisory 1 Indian River County
Rip Current Statement 1 Lake County
Flood Warning 1 Martin County
Rip Current Statement 1 Nassau County
Rip Current Statement 1 Putnam County
Coastal Flood Advisory 1 St. Lucie County
Rip Current Statement 1
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Alerts by city in Florida
Every city of 50,000 or more. Alerts are issued by county, so a city page shows the alerts for the county it sits in.
Duval County3 Miami
Miami-Dade County2 Tampa
Hillsborough County0 Orlando
Orange County0 St. Petersburg
Pinellas County0 Port St. Lucie
St. Lucie County1 Cape Coral
Lee County0 Hialeah
Miami-Dade County2 Tallahassee
Leon County0 Fort Lauderdale
Broward County2 Pembroke Pines
Broward County2 Hollywood
Broward County2 Gainesville
Alachua County0 Miramar
Broward County2 Palm Bay
Brevard County1 Coral Springs
Broward County2 West Palm Beach
Palm Beach County3 Lakeland
Polk County0 Clearwater
Pinellas County0 Pompano Beach
Broward County2 Miami Gardens
Miami-Dade County2 Davie
Broward County2 Palm Coast
Flagler County3 Boca Raton
Palm Beach County3 Deltona
Volusia County2 Fort Myers
Lee County0 Sunrise
Broward County2 Plantation
Broward County2 North Port
Sarasota County0 Deerfield Beach
Broward County2 Melbourne
Brevard County1 Daytona Beach
Volusia County2 Largo
Pinellas County0 Homestead
Miami-Dade County2 Kissimmee
Osceola County0 Boynton Beach
Palm Beach County3 Miami Beach
Miami-Dade County2 Doral
Miami-Dade County2 Lauderhill
Broward County2 Tamarac
Broward County2 Ocala
Marion County0 Weston
Broward County2 Delray Beach
Palm Beach County3 St. Cloud
Osceola County0 Port Orange
Volusia County2 Sanford
Seminole County0 Wellington
Palm Beach County3 Jupiter
Palm Beach County3 Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach County3 Apopka
Orange County0 North Miami
Miami-Dade County2 Margate
Broward County2 Coconut Creek
Broward County2 Sarasota
Sarasota County0 Winter Haven
Polk County0 Bradenton
Manatee County0 Bonita Springs
Lee County0 Pensacola
Escambia County0 Pinellas Park
Pinellas County0
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All 67 counties in Florida
Plain English
What these alerts mean
A warning means the hazard is happening or about to; a watch means conditions favour it; an advisory is a lesser hazard still worth planning around.
Rip currents that can pull swimmers offshore are expected. Swim near a lifeguard and know how to escape a rip.
Minor coastal flooding is expected, usually around high tide. Expect water on low-lying roads near the shore.
Flooding of rivers, streams or low-lying areas is occurring or expected. Avoid flooded roads and monitor river levels.
Large breaking waves are expected on beaches, with dangerous rip currents. Stay off jetties and out of the water.
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