The highest risk of flash flooding is concentrated in the Florida Panhandle, where flood watches are active. Northeast Florida, including Jacksonville, could see rainfall totals of 5–7 inches, with isolated areas exceeding 10 inches. Central Florida is forecast to receive 2–4 inches, while South Florida may see 1–3 inches, increasing later in the week as the front stalls. Flash flooding could disrupt travel, damage property, and pose safety risks, particularly in low-lying areas. Residents in affected regions should remain vigilant and monitor updates.