A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for all Gulf waters out to 60 NM from late today through tonight. West winds will increase quickly this afternoon into the 20-25 knot range, shifting northwest and north this evening with the passage of a dry cold front. Winds will decrease on Thursday morning. The initial onset of west winds this afternoon will quickly increase the risk of rip currents for the southwest- and west-facing beaches of Walton, Bay, and Gulf Counties.
No rain and seasonable temperatures are expected into early next week. Temperatures will be on a roller coaster but generally will stay within about 10 degrees of normal.
A warming trend today will be interrupted by a dry cold front tonight. After a cooler Thursday, another warming trend will boost temperatures several degrees above normal this weekend. Then yet another dry cold front late Sunday will usher in a cooler Monday.
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