Pleasant, Cool Sunny Day Statewide...Chance of Showers Across Western Panhandle Late Tonight...Moderate Rip Current Risks Across Atlantic Coastline...River Flooding Continues Across North Florida

High pressure across the state will linger through the day, and then shift quickly east out of the state tonight as a storm system in the lower Mississippi Valley with a trailing cold front makes its way toward Florida, reaching the panhandle Tuesday morning.

Skies will be mostly clear and sunny today with temperatures slightly warmer than yesterday. High temperatures today will reach the upper 50s across Northwest Florida, mid 60s across Northeast Florida, upper 60s across Central Florida, and low 70s across South Florida. Overnight lows will reach the low to mid 40s across North Florida, low 50s across Central Florida, and mid to upper 50s across South Florida.

Though there is no chance of rain during the day today, isolated to scattered showers will move into the panhandle very late tonight ahead of the incoming cold front. Severe weather is not expected and rainfall accumulations may reach 0.25 inches.

River flooding continues across North Florida, and minor river flood warnings are in effect for Escambia, Shoal, Choctawhatchee at Caryville, Apalachicola, Ochlockonee, St Marks, Aucilla and Santa Fe Rivers. A moderate flood warning is in effect for the Choctawhatchee River at Bruce.

At the coast, lingering ocean swells and onshore flow will cause a moderate rip current risk across all Atlantic Beaches today. When entering the surf, be sure to use a flotation device and always swim near a lifeguard.

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