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Florida

3 gauges in flood

Worst first, observed or forecast

River gauges

Moderate flooding 1

  1. Moderate floodingForecastSt. Johns River at Astor, FLObserved 2.53 ft at : minor floodingForecast issued · crest 3.3 ft at : moderate flooding

Minor flooding 1

  1. Minor floodingObservedMyakka River at Myakka River State Park, FLObserved 7.13 ft at : minor floodingForecast issued · highest 7.1 ft at · below flood stage (7 ft) by : minor flooding
Action stage, not flooding 18

Action stage is the level at which NWS and local officials begin to act; the water is not yet at flood stage.

  1. Action stageObservedChoctawhatchee River at Bruce-Ebro (SR 20), FLObserved 13.36 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 13.6 ft at : action stage
  2. Action stageObservedChoctawhatchee River at Caryville (US 90), FLObserved 11.74 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 11.5 ft at : action stage
  3. Action stageObservedCrescent Lake, FLObserved 1.28 ft at : action stage
  4. Action stageObservedShoal River at Crestview, FLObserved 6.4 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 6.4 ft at : action stage
  5. Action stageObservedRainbow River at Dunnellon, FLObserved 29.02 ft at : action stage
  6. Action stageObservedFenholloway River at Foley, FLObserved 37.51 ft at : action stage
  7. Action stageObservedGeorgetown (in NAVD88), FLObserved 1.63 ft at : action stage
  8. Action stageObservedOchlockonee River at Havana (US 27), FLObserved 20.76 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 20.7 ft at : action stage
  9. Action stageObservedNew River at Lake Butler (in NAVD88), FLObserved 89.62 ft at : action stage
  10. Action stageObservedSt. Johns River at Lake Harney, FLObserved 6.78 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 6.9 ft at : action stage
  11. Action stageObservedMunson Slough, FLObserved 11.64 ft at : action stage
  12. Action stageObservedWithlacoochee River at Pinetta - CR 150 (in NAVD88), FLObserved 59.68 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 59.8 ft at : action stage
  13. Action stageObservedOcklawaha River at Rodman Dam, FLObserved 4.18 ft at : action stage
  14. Action stageForecastSt. Johns River at Sanford, FLNot flooding now: observed below action stage (where officials start to act), or not reporting. Listed for its forecast.Forecast issued · highest 4.2 ft at : action stage
  15. Action stageObservedShell Bluff Park (in NAVD88), FLObserved 1.3 ft at : action stage, selected
  16. Action stageObservedCypress Creek at SR 54 Worthington Gardens, FLObserved 7.32 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 7.3 ft at : action stage
  17. Action stageObservedThomas Creek (in NAVD88), FLObserved 2.61 ft at : action stage
  18. Action stageObservedSanta Fe River at Worthington Springs (in NAVD88), FLObserved 56.56 ft at : action stageForecast issued · highest 56.5 ft at : action stage

Coastal water levels (tide gauges)

Major flooding 1

  1. Major floodingObservedNavarre Beach Gulf of America (In MHHW), FLObserved 22.46 ft at : major flooding
Action stage, not flooding 2

Action stage is the level at which NWS and local officials begin to act; the water is not yet at flood stage.

  1. Action stageObservedDunns Creek State Park Boat Ramp (in MHHW), FLObserved 1.02 ft at : action stage
  2. Action stageObservedSt Johns River, FLObserved 1.1 ft at : action stage

Outside Florida: 52 gauges in flood. View every state

A gauge measures its river or water at that one place. Flash flooding, which comes in hours from heavy rain, is in the warnings list as Flash Flood Warnings; a river can be in flood with no rain falling.

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Map

  • Typhoon warning
  • High wind warning
  • Tropical storm warning
  • Flood warning
  • Coastal flood warning
  • High surf warning
  • Freeze warning
  • Red flag warning
  • Tornado watch
  • Severe thunderstorm watch
  • Mesoscale discussion

No radar on this map: the interactive map needs script and WebGL. Warnings, watches and discussions are drawn from the same list.

The map shows Florida, with the rest of the map dimmed. 54 warnings drawn, no watches and no mesoscale discussions. Four warnings are in Alaska, Hawaii or the territories, off this map.

SPC context Watches 0 in Florida Discussions 0 national Day 1 outlook General Thunderstorms Risk national maximum Reports 33 today, national: show SPC’s watches, discussions, outlook and reports

Watches in Florida

No tornado or severe thunderstorm watch covers Florida in force.

Mesoscale discussions national

No mesoscale discussion is in force.

Day 1 outlook national

Day 1 national maximum: General Thunderstorms, no severe risk outlined

The highest category anywhere in the country, not Florida’s own. The map’s SPC Day 1 layer shows where each category lies.

Storm reports today, national

0 tornado, 33 wind, 0 hail today, nationally. The map’s Storm reports layer shows where.

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