The dry Saharan Air Layer will limit our overall rain chances for the next several days and more so next week. Our one mentionable chance for rain will arrive Friday night through Saturday associated with a weak mid-level impulse. Otherwise, warm and humid conditions continue with a Coastal Flood Statement in effect for the Lower to Middle Keys through tomorrow afternoon.
A Coastal Flood Statement is now in effect for the Middle Keys and remains in effect for the Lower Keys through Thursday afternoon. Higher than normal tides brought on by the New Moon will lead to minor saltwater flooding in the Lower & Middle Keys. This will be especially true in low lying elevation streets and lots. Some storm drains will overflow & seawalls may be overtopped. Boaters should expect less clearance under fixed bridges.
8 PM Update: Two disturbances are being monitored by the National Hurricane Center. The disturbance located in the central Atlantic has the greatest chance of formation, 80% in 7 days, into a tropical depression. This system does not pose a threat to the Florida Keys at this time. Newly formed Tropical Storm Cristobal in the Central Subtropical Atlantic poses no threat to the Florida Keys.
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