Radar — KMLB
Surface Analysis — Eastern U.S. (South)
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Nearest monitored road: South Orange Avenue (Primary)
Issued at 258 PM EDT sat oct 31 2026
- dangerous beach conditions persist this weekend as easterly winds prolong rough surf. A high surf advisory is in effect from this evening through sunday, and the risk of life-threatening rip currents remains high. Minor to moderate coastal flooding remains a threat at high tide today along the southern treasure coast.
- there is a marginal risk of excessive rainfall (level 1 of 4) for the space and treasure coasts today. By sunday and monday, a slight risk (level 2 of 4) is in place along the coast. Through monday, 1 to 3" of rain is forecast with a 5-10% chance of 5 inches or more. Turn around, don't drown when encountering a flooded road.
- boating conditions remain hazardous, particularly in the open atlantic. Small craft advisories remain in effect this weekend.
Issued at 258 PM EDT sat oct 31 2026
Current-tonight... High pressure building over the eastern u.S. Has continued a persistent pattern of gusty easterly winds and rounds of isolated to widely scattered onshore moving showers. Despite cloudy conditions, temperatures have climbed a few degrees above normal, mostly in the low to mid 80S, and added humidity has produced peak heat index values in the upper 80S and low 90S. Looking toward the evening, expect mild temperatures in the mid 70S alongside a few quick passing showers for any halloween plans. Wind gusts up to 20 MPH will be possible at times, particularly near the coast.
Building seas and rough surf are expected at local beaches this afternoon and evening. A high surf advisory takes effect at 5PM as large breaking waves increase to 5-7 ft through the overnight period. A high risk of rip currents continues.
Sunday-monday... Increasing moisture coupled with a passing disturbance aloft will drive a wet, unsettled period. Continued, breezy onshore flow should favor scattered onshore-moving showers early sunday. Coverage of scattered to numerous showers and an occasional storm builds through the afternoon and evening as pulses of shortwave energy begin to pass aloft. Moderate to high rain chances then continue through the night sunday and into monday. Continuing to monitor a heavy rainfall threat through this period as high-res ensemble means begin to show localized accumulations of 3- 5 inches and 90th percentile values exceeding 5-7+ inches. A slight risk of excessive rainfall exists along the coast each day, extending through portions of the interior, including the orlando metro on monday.
In addition to wet conditions, a number of coastal hazards will remain present at area beaches. A high risk of life-threatening rip currents continues alongside large breaking waves and rough surf. Entering the water is not advised! While coastal flooding concerns continue to slowly ease, model guidance at lake worth pier continue to run near moderate flood stage during the afternoon high tide cycle, and a coastal flood advisory will continue through at least sunday afternoon.
Cloudy conditions and increased rain chances will keep afternoon temperatures slightly below seasonal values, ranging the upper 70S and low 80S. Sunday morning temperatures remain mild in the low to mid 70S, warmest along the coast. A few degrees cooler monday morning, mostly in the low 70S.
Tuesday-friday... A cold front tracks across the central u.S. Into mid week, finally pushing a persistent area of high pressure offshore the eastern u.S. How the synoptic pattern then evolves becomes more uncertain as major deterministic models begin to diverge. Onshore flow should steadily weaken through midweek, but deep moisture should generally persist through at least tuesday, continuing moderate rain chances. Reductions in rain chances are forecast into the following days as a drier air mass advects across the local area. High temperatures mostly in the mid 80S fall to mostly range the low 80S by the end of the work week.
Issued at 258 PM EDT sat oct 31 2026
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As continental high pressure drifts into the northeast u.S. This weekend, the pressure gradient tightens again over florida and the adjacent local atlantic. Fresh easterly breezes and rough seas will result in hazardous boating conditions through at least sunday night, with a slow improvement beginning monday into tuesday. A disturbance approaching from the gulf is expected to spark numerous showers and isolated storms from sunday into monday.
Small craft advisories are in effect for all legs of the local atlantic waters. ENE winds 15-25 KTS last through sunday. Seas build to 6-9 ft into sunday as well. By monday, seas slowly subside to 5-7 ft as E winds taper to 15-20 KT.
(06Z tafs) issued at 130 AM EDT sun nov 1 2026
On and off showers/lightning storms are forecast through the taf period with onshore flow. A tempo group for MVFR cigs exists between 06Z-08Z at kmco. Tempo/prob30 groups are likely to be added in the next taf package for showers/storms late AM to PM sun. Expect breezy E winds at 8KTS-16KTS W/ gusts to 18KTS-25KTS. MVFR cigs are expected after 23Z at kmco/ksfb/kism/klee/ktix.
Dab 80 71 79 71 / 50 80 70 40 mco 79 69 79 70 / 70 80 60 40 mlb 80 71 80 71 / 80 80 80 60 vrb 82 71 82 71 / 80 80 80 70 lee 81 69 80 68 / 60 70 50 30 sfb 81 70 79 70 / 60 80 60 40 orl 80 70 79 71 / 70 80 60 40 fpr 81 72 81 71 / 70 80 80 70