Coastal Flood Warning for Florida Keys Continues
• The National Weather Service in Key West, FL, has issued a Coastal Flood Warning for the Florida Keys, which remains in effect until 5:00 AM EDT on Friday, October 30,
• Water levels are rising again, with major saltwater flooding expected in low-lying areas. Streets, lots, and some properties in these regions are likely to experience inundation during the late evening and early morning hours. Current weather conditions show mostly clear skies over the Keys, with air temperatures near 80°F (27°C) and dew points in the mid-70s°F (24°C). Winds are blowing from the northeast at approximately 10 mph. Scattered moderate to heavy showers are moving southwestward at 10 knots, primarily over the southeastern Gulf zones.
Impact & Risks
Low-lying areas in the Florida Keys are at risk of significant saltwater flooding, which could impact streets, properties, and infrastructure. Residents in these areas should prepare for potential disruptions and avoid flooded zones. While marine conditions are generally calm, northerly swells may develop over the easternmost waters later in the weekend, potentially affecting boating activities. Shower chances are expected to increase Saturday night through Sunday night, but no marine hazards are currently forecasted.
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