Strong thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening, with isolated severe storms possible. The main concern will be isolated damaging wind gusts of 40-60 mph. A brief tornado cannot be ruled out. Be ready to head indoors when storms approach.
A cold front will blast across the waters tonight, followed by a rapid increase in northwest winds. Gales are expected over the waters west of Apalachicola, with near-gale winds east of Apalachicola. Up until the winds increase, sea fog will persist. Small craft should stay in port this weekend.
There is a high risk of rip currents for all Gulf beaches this weekend. Heed the recommendation of beach flags. When in doubt, stay out (of the water).
After another unseasonably warm and balmy day today, a strong cold front will sweep across the region tonight. Strong northwest winds on Sunday will usher in much colder temperatures that will last through Tuesday. A widespread frost and/or freeze is expected on Tuesday morning.
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