South Florida is experiencing powerful winds and weather advisories as meteorologists predict high risk of gale warnings and coastal flooding. Winds are expected to reach gusts of 35 to 40 miles per hour, leading to a forecast of isolated showers and high surf advisories. The region is under wind advisories and small craft advisories for both coastal areas and boaters. The expected highs for the day are middle 60s, while the wind will subside tomorrow, and the weather will dry out with more sunshine.
Meteorologists at WPBF 25 First Warning have declared it an Impact Weather Day due to the gusty winds. Small craft advisories, gale warnings, and high surf advisories are in effect for the coastlines, making it difficult for boaters to travel due to deteriorating marine conditions and a high risk of rip currents. The forecast also includes isolated showers, with highs reaching the middle 60s under variably cloudy skies. The strong winds are expected to continue throughout the day and should subside by Wednesday, bringing more sun and dryer weather conditions. Weather updates are available on the WPBF 25 News app for those looking for additional information.