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Central Florida Cold Front Tonight: Weekend Lows Could Reach 51 Degrees

A weak cold front moves through Friday night into Saturday, bringing cooler, drier conditions.

Tampa Bay Area, FL · 1d

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Sanford Fire Department watches Lake Monroe's water levels

Sanford, FL · 13h

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St. Johns River flooding expected to worsen in parts of Central Florida, forecasters say

The St. Johns River has reached flood stage near DeLand, with levels expected to rise to 4.6 feet early next week, potentially approaching moderate flooding. Flood concerns also extend to Astor, Lake Harney, Sanford and Cocoa, where some areas face moderate to major flooding. The National Weather Service urges residents...

Deland, FL · 1d

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St. Johns River flooding near Cocoa could rival Tropical Storm Fay as residents brace for major flood

COCOA, Fla. – The rain has moved on. The water hasn’t. Along the St. Johns River west of Cocoa, rising floodwaters are swallowing docks, covering parking areas and creeping toward places where people once stood comfortably above the water. At Lone Cabbage Fish Camp along State Road 520,...

Cocoa, FL · 12h

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Sun, Fog and Dangerous Rip Currents Slam Daytona Beach Coast

Daytona Beach is waking to mostly clear skies and temperatures around 70 degrees Friday, with patchy fog early before sunshine takes over and temperatures climb near 84. A few rain showers could pop up late in the day, but the bigger beach concern is dangerous rip currents expected along Volusia County beaches through late Saturday night.

Daytona Beach, FL · 17h

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Last Blast of Heat in Daytona Beach Before Cooldown as St. Johns River Floods Keep Rising

Daytona Beach gets one more warm, mostly clear evening Thursday before a dry front nudges cooler, breezier air into Volusia this weekend. Temperatures are near 81 degrees late Thursday afternoon, with little rain expected, but patchy fog and ongoing river flooding remain the bigger concerns for local readers. The National...

Daytona Beach, FL · 1d

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Rising St. Johns River levels prompt sandbag sites, flood warnings in Volusia County

DELAND, Fla. – The St. Johns River is rising in Volusia County, and while the area has not seen the heavy rainfall that other parts of Central Florida have experienced, water is now making its way north. On Wednesday, Gov. DeSantis expanded the state of emergency declaration to include...

Volusia County, FL · 2d

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Record rains overwhelm some Brevard County sewer plants

Hundreds of thousands of gallons of treated sewage poured into Indian River Lagoon in Titusville as the city's Osprey Water Reclamation Facility was overwhelmed by this past week's 1-in-1,000-year rainstorms. Titusville's reclaimed water spill looks to be the largest wastewater discharge so far into the lagoon, among the several city and county plants overtaxed by the torrential rain on Nov. 1-2 that dumped almost two feet of water in two days in some parts of Brevard County. Although the 313,906 gallons Titusville discharged to the lagoon was "fully treated," like most reclaimed water intended for irrigation, it still contained nitrogen and phosphorus that can fuel excess algae growth, as well as pharmaceuticals, personal care product compounds, household chemicals, hormones and endocrine-disrupting compounds that can harm marine life. Scientists have also found that treated sewage can contain trace levels of PFAS, a large family of persistent synthetic chemicals used in products ranging from firefighting foams to stain-resistant and water-resistant consumer goods. More: See a map of the spills Who spilled what during Nov. 1-2 record rains? According to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection documents, these are among the more salient spills: West Melbourne: At 5 a.m. Nov. 2, about 2.1

Brevard County, FL · 20h

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Rainy season ends with lingering drought despite October downpours, November flooding

The 2026 rainy season may be over climatologically, but uneven rainfall has left different parts of Florida heading into the dry season under very different conditions. This article also examines the early November deluge that hit parts of Florida. Florida's 2026 rainy season ended with sharp rainfall differences across Central Florida, North Florida, and the Panhandle. While some areas saw unusually heavy October rainfall, others entered the drier months still facing significant precipitation deficits. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the transition also brought cooler temperatures and lower humidity as fall cold fronts began replacing summer's daily thunderstorms.

Florida · 1d

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These Florida counties are now under a state of emergency for floods

Flooding in Central Florida expands as emergency declarations hit 14 counties; local parks and boat launches face closures.

Florida · 2d

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Tampa weather: Weak cold front brings humidity relief just in time for the weekend

TAMPA, Fla. - A weak cold front moves across the region tonight, clearing out lingering moisture and shifting surface winds. Inland communities may see a few isolated showers ahead of the boundary before clear, dry weather takes hold for Saturday and Sunday. Cooler, crisp air on the way. What we...

Tampa, FL · 1d

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On Volusia County’s Stone Island, rising St. Johns River triggers hurricane flooding memories

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – A flooding concern is growing along the St. Johns River in Volusia County. County officials are warning water levels could rise enough to flood area roadways in the coming days, as heavy rain that fell in Brevard County earlier this week makes its way north.

Volusia County, FL · 16h

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Cold Front Brings Cooler Air And Few Showers

Update: Showers between I-75 and Highway 301 will finally fade around 10 - 11 p.m. One more warm afternoon with scattered showers before open window weather returns this weekend. The feel of fall will return after a cold front moves through Friday afternoon and evening. A few showers are possible...

Putnam County, FL · 1d

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Nearly 25 inches of rain reported in Brevard County as historic rainfall floods Central Florida

A slow-moving storm dumped more than two feet of rain in parts of Brevard County, with Grant-Valkaria, Malabar and Palm Bay among the hardest-hit areas. The rainfall triggered flash flood emergencies across Central Florida and contributed to rising St. Johns River levels. Although drier weather is expected, the National Weather...

Brevard County, FL · 1d

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Wearing waders to leave the house, floodwaters stagnant

Community members of Deer Run face high levels of stagnant water in their front yards after Monday's flash floods. Some residents need to wear waders just to stay dry while leaving their homes. Residents urge the county for some answers.

Orlando, FL · 14h

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Orlando weather: Cooler temps this weekend as cold front moves through Central Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. - The FOX 35 Storm Team is tracking cooler weather and drier air for most of the weekend. This will also keep the rain chances low for those recovering from flooding in Brevard County. The St. Johns River is expected to rise rapidly through the weekend and the start of next week.

Orlando, FL · 1d

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Spotty showers and warmth give way to a cold front on Friday

Expect warmer temperatures today followed by a cold front on Friday. Drier, more comfortable weather arrives for the weekend.

Orlando, FL · 1d

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Grocers Rally For Flood Relief In Four Corners Region, Central Florida

Grocers in two areas of the country are stepping up for neighbors hit by catastrophic flooding, with Natural Grocers collecting customer donations throughout the Four Corners states and Winn-Dixie directing $50,000 to relief efforts in Central Florida. Natural Grocers: register donations in 71 stores, with match. The Four Corners is...

Central Florida, FL · 23h

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Rising St. Johns River the latest threat from historic Central Florida flooding

Volusia County did not experience the rainfall that hit Brevard County and other areas to the south. Because the St. Johns River flows north, however, county officials say much of that water will eventually make its way into Volusia, potentially spilling into roadways and onto private properties. The county is urging anyone living near the river to fill sandbags and stock up on several days’ worth of household supplies. Near Lake Beresford in DeLand — which is connected to the St. Johns River — water has already crept well beyond its normal shoreline onto nearby properties. Volusia County officials say the impact will be felt most toward the end of the week, and they are urging residents to begin making preparations now.

Volusia County, FL · 2d

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Official Rain Reports Confirm Over 24 Inches in Malabar and More Than 20 Inches in Grant-Valkaria, West Palm Beach, Palm Bay and Palm Beach in Florida’s Historic Flood

MALABAR, FLORIDA — Official rainfall reports from Florida’s historic three-day rain event show just how extreme the flooding was. Preliminary observations from the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center, covering 4 a.m. EST Sunday, November 1 to 10 a.m. EST Tuesday, November 3, show a top total of 24.10 inches near Malabar in southern Brevard County. Five locations reported more than 20 inches, including Grant-Valkaria, West Palm Beach, Palm Bay and Palm Beach. The rain caused catastrophic flooding, led to two deaths in Brevard County, and forced more than 160 rescues.

Brevard County, FL · 2d