Florida storm reports
9 reports in Florida in the last 24 hours, 8 of them wind; the most from Monroe County · Times in UTC
Wind · 8Flood · 1
Every report
The most significant first: tornadoes, then the biggest hail, the strongest gusts, the deepest totals.
| Time (UTC) | What | Measured | Where | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 52 mph | 2 E Key West · Monroe County, FLA SSE wind gust of 45 kts, or 52 mph, was recorded by the KEYW ASOS at Key West International Airport. | ASOS | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 48 mph | 2 ENE Titusville Airpor · AMZ552 County, FLUSSF wind sensor on tower 1007 (NASA Causeway) measured a peak wind gust of 48MPH/42KT from the southwest at 2:15 PM. The earliest occurrence of a 48 mph gust was at 2:10 PM. Sensor elevation is 54 feet. | Mesonet | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 43 mph | 1 WSW Key West · Monroe County, FLA SSE wind gust of 37 kts, or 43 mph, was recorded by the Florida Keys NWS RSOIS on White Street. | Official NWS obs | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 41 mph | 1 W Melbourne Beach · AMZ552 County, FLThe WeatherFlow station at Melbourne South DB8 measured a peak wind gust of 41MPH/36KT from the southeast at 2:41 PM. | Public | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 41 mph | 3 SW Santa Rosa Beach · Walton County, FLAmbient Weather station in Walton Co measured wind gust of 41 mph. | Mesonet | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 39 mph | Boca Chica · Monroe County, FLA S wind gust of 34 kts, or 39 mph, was recorded by the KNQX ASOS at Boca Chica - NAS Key West. | ASOS | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 39 mph | 1 WNW Key West · Monroe County, FLA SSE wind gust of 34 kts, or 39 mph, was recorded at the XKYW WeatherFlow Mesonet site at US Coast Guard Sector Key West. | Mesonet | |
| Marine thunderstorm wind | 40 mph | 2 W Key West · Monroe County, FLA SSE wind gust of 35 kts, or 40 mph, was recorded by the KYWF1 NOS tide gauge at Key West. | Other federal | |
| Flood | 4 NNW Oceanway · Duval County, FLOff duty NWS employee reported minor street flooding at the intersection of Pecan Park Rd and Bainbridge Dr. | NWS employee |
Reading Florida reports
These are observations, not forecasts - the record of what someone saw and reported to the National Weather Service. An empty list means either quiet weather or nobody in position to report, which are not the same thing, and reports cluster where people live.
Magnitudes are field estimates made in the moment: hail sized against coins, wind judged from damage. Timestamps mark when the event happened, not when it was filed, so a busy afternoon keeps filling in for hours afterwards.
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Source: National Weather Service local storm reports, via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. County lines from the US Census Bureau.