Strong onshore flow will continue to create breezy conditions across
the area, and push light sprinkles to the immediate coast north of
Cape Canaveral through this evening.
Temperatures near sunset will hover in the 60s to low 70s, with
light showers possible.
A Small Craft Advisory remains in effect for all offshore zones and
nearshore south of Sebastian Inlet. This will extend to all marine
zones after sunset, as seas will increase to 6 to 7 feet and up to 8
feet in the offshore waters. South to southeast winds will increase
up to 25 knots this evening and tonight over the Atlantic waters.
Direct onshore winds around 10 to 15 mph at the coast will become
breezy by mid morning. A scattering of sun and clouds can be
expected with high temperatures making it back above 70 degrees
during this afternoon.
Poor to hazardous marine conditions will continue, as winds average
15 to 20 knots over the open Atlantic. A Small Craft Advisory
remains in effect for the offshore waters south of Cape Canaveral
and over the nearshore waters of the Treasure Coast where choppy
seas up to 7 feet are expected. Small craft should exercise caution
elsewhere for seas up 6 feet. There is a Moderate Risk of rip
currents at local beaches.
Cold high pressure migrating over the mid Atlantic will cause winds
to turn onshore overnight and modify the cool and dry air mass
currently in place. While more clouds will begin to push onshore, no
precipitation is expected.
Temperatures will drop quickly after sunset, into the 40s across the
interior and just inland from the coast. However, the developing
onshore flow will keep temperatures in the 50s to near 60 along the
barrier islands and intracoastal communities.
Poor to hazardous marine conditions will continue overnight as winds
veer from the northeast to east and average 15 to 20 knots.
A Small Craft Advisory remains in effect for the offshore waters
south of Cape Canaveral and over the nearshore waters of the
Treasure Coast where choppy seas up to 7 feet are expected,
especially in the Gulf Stream. Small craft should exercise caution
elsewhere for seas up 6 feet.
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