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Last Map Update: Thu, Apr 16, 2026 at 5:16:54 pm EDT

There is a high chance of dense fog development late tonight into Friday morning over the Florida Panhandle, Southeast Alabama, and the southwest corner of Georgia.
Fire Danger will be ramping up through this weekend, peaking on Monday. A mostly dry cold front will pass the region on Sunday morning. In advance of the front on Saturday, wind will start to gradually increase, while near record high temperatures persist. The front will be accompanied by spotty light rain, mainly over southeast Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, but rain amounts well below 1/4" will offer no lasting benefit. Behind the front, north winds will pick up on Sunday afternoon Monday will be the most critical day. Very low humidity of 15-20 percent will overlap with wind gusts in the 20-30 mph range, along with seasonably warm high temperatures in the upper 70s and lower 80s. Tuesday through Thursday will feature a warm and dry air mass with no rain.
Small Craft Advisory conditions will develop on Sunday afternoon behind a cold front. Strong breezes will continue through Tuesday morning, setting up hazardous marine conditions.
Forecast low temperatures and precipitation chances for tonight.
Forecast high temperatures and precipitation chances for tomorrow.
Forecast low temperatures and precipitation chances for Friday Night.

 

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