Florida weather warnings
1.3 million people are under a rip current statement · 5 active in Florida, 1 of them warnings · From the National Weather Service
Flood · 3Rip current · 1Statement · 1
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Rip current statement
1.3 million peopleCoastal Volusia · Coastal Indian River · Coastal St. Lucie · Coastal Martin · Mainland Northern Brevard · Northern Brevard Barrier Islands · Mainland Southern Brevard · Southern Brevard Barrier Islands
Rip current · 11h 53m left
Coastal flood advisory
587,000 peopleMobile Coastal · Baldwin Coastal · Escambia Coastal · Santa Rosa Coastal · Okaloosa Coastal
Flood · 16h 53m left
Special weather statement
576,000 peopleInland Volusia · Northern Lake County · Orange · Seminole · Inland Northern Brevard · Mainland Northern Brevard
50 mph wind · radar indicated · 2026-10-03T19:50:00-00:00...storm...154DEG...24KT...28.74,-80.95 28.74,-81.26 28.54,-81.4
Statement · 8m left
Coastal flood statement
43,000 peopleMonroe Upper Keys · Monroe Middle Keys · Monroe Lower Keys
Flood · 13h 53m left
Flood warning
Okaloosa, FL
Flood · 5d left
What these alerts mean
A watch means conditions are favourable for severe weather - be ready. A warning means it is happening or imminent in the area drawn, and you should act now. An advisory covers conditions that are inconvenient or hazardous but below warning criteria.
The people-affected figure is estimated from the population of Census places inside each alert. It ranks alerts against each other usefully; it is not a headcount.
Source: National Weather Service alert feed (api.weather.gov), read every two minutes. County lines from the US Census Bureau.