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2555 Shumard Oak Blvd. Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100
Phone: 850-815-4000
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Tuesday, February 4, 2025
Florida Severe Weather Awareness Week - February 3-7, 2025: Rip Currents occur naturally and affect many Florida beaches year-round. Much like lightning, Florida often leads the nation in reported rip current drownings each year. Rip currents are dangerous because they can pull unprepared, or even the strongest of swimmers, away from shore and into deeper offshore waters. Before venturing out on the waters, it is important for boaters to check the weather. What may seem like a tranquil day can quickly turn violent with hazards such as severe thunderstorms, strong winds, rough seas, lightning and waterspouts.
...Dense Fog Extends Across the State and Will Linger Through Morning Hours; Dense Fog Advisories Remain in Effect...Keep Plenty of Space Between Cars and Use Low Beams...Foggy Conditions to Slowly Lift By Late Morning Hours; Sea Fog May Linger Along Coastlines and Over Coastal Water Throughout Afternoon...Light Sprinkles or Spotty Showers Across Interior Portions of South Florida; Mostly Dry Conditions Elsewhere Across the State...Above Normal Temperatures for this Time of Year...Widespread Fog to Develop this Evening and Overnight Statewide; Areas of Dense Fog Likely...Moderate Risk for Rip Currents Along Panhandle and Numerous East Coast Beaches Persist...
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