Santa Rosa Beach

Santa Rosa Beach, FL · Weather
WJHG-TV
Areas offering sandbags ahead of Tropical Storm
NORTHWEST FLORIDA (WJHG/WECP) - Bay County. Sand for bagging is available for McElvey Road off Thomas Drive in Panama City Beach and at Majette Yard off Firetower Road. Bags will not be provided. Panama City. Free sandbags will be available in Panama City Beach. Sand, bags, and shovels for filling...
WJHG-TV
Periods of heavy rain return Tuesday
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Good Monday afternoon everyone!. It’s been quite the rainy weekend and start to our week here in NWFL where most have seen around 4-6″ of rain thus far. Good news is we’ll start drying out toward the midweek! Bad news is we could be looking at another heavy rain event into the upcoming weekend in part due to the tropics, read on for further explanation...
WJHG-TV
FIRST ALERT | All eyes are on the end of the week for potential tropical trouble
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Good Monday evening everyone!. TONIGHT: A few showers will linger through the night and even into the overnight with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 70s. TOMORROW: Rain and breezy winds will be likely Tuesday morning into the afternoon with locally heavy downpours...
First Coast News
Rain continues on the First Coast as Tropical Depression Nine forms in the Gulf
WLOX
Eric's Tuesday evening First Alert Forecast
westendpcb.com
Panama City Beach Daily Update & Conditions – October 5, 2026
Good morning, West End PCB family! Looks like Mother Nature is serving up a moody, cozy beach day with scattered showers and rumbles of thunder rolling across our coast. Keep an umbrella or rain jacket handy, and take advantage of the breaks between raindrops to savor that fresh Gulf breeze!
First Coast News
Windy with more rain on the way Tuesday as Invest 92-L continues to be closely monitored in the Gulf
FOX 10 TV
High chance for tropical development later in week
wuft.org
Heavy rain this weekend across parts of the Panhandle, Flood Watch in effect
A Flood Watch is in effect across parts of the Florida Panhandle from mid-morning Saturday through at least early Monday. The alert, which indicates that conditions are favorable for flooding, covers the western half of the Panhandle, including the cities of Port St. Joe, Panama City, DeFuniak Springs, and Pensacola.