Low Pressure System will bring heavy rain, gusty winds, flooding and potential for severe weather
FOX NEWS – The final weekend before Christmas is going to be a messy one across Florida as a low pressure system sweeps into the state from the Gulf of Mexico and brings with it possible tropical-storm-like conditions including heavy rain, gusty winds, flooding and potential for severe weather.
Numerous flood and wind alerts have been posted across the Sunshine State through the weekend, and preparations are underway in coastal communities as they brace for beach erosion while continuing to recover from storms such as Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Nicole in 2022
Florida braces for stormy weekend
The futuretrack in Florida through Sunday, Dec. 17, 2023. (FOX Weather)
A stationary cold front that brought rain to South Florida over the past few days will begin to lift farther north during the weekend. Meanwhile, a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico will form and begin its eastward trek into Florida.
The heaviest rain and strongest wind gusts aren’t expected to arrive until the start of the weekend, when the risk of flash flooding and severe weather will rise.
NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has so far placed a majority of Florida in a Level 1 out of 5 on its severe thunderstorm risk scale for Saturday as severe thunderstorms and maybe even tornadoes are possible.
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