Flood Watch through 10 PM Wednesday and a high rip‑current risk into the weekend. Expect repeated downpours, ponding on streets and rough surf.

Florida homeowners have until April 15 to legally exclude bats without a permit; maternity season runs April 16–Aug. 14 to protect flightless pups.

NWS Miami issued a Special Marine Warning early Tuesday for waters from Jupiter Inlet to Deerfield Beach, warning of 40+ knot gusts, small hail and high surf.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms will soak Miami Apr 7–8 with a Flood Watch through Tuesday night and dangerous rip currents into Thursday.

Warm, muggy Monday gives way to a stormier midweek. Dangerous rip currents and rough surf are expected Tuesday–Wednesday.

High rip current risk at Miami beaches through Sunday evening; gusty onshore winds and scattered storms expected. Swim only at guarded beaches.

High rip current risk at Atlantic beaches through Sunday. Gusty east winds and small‑craft advisories could disrupt beach and boat plans.

Gusty easterly winds are keeping the Atlantic choppy and pushing a high rip‑current risk into Miami‑Dade beaches through Saturday night.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Miami-Dade through 8:00 PM EDT warning gusty thunderstorms and winds up to 50 mph. Officials advise sheltering and securing outdoor items.

Dangerous rip currents and gusty east winds will affect Miami beaches through Friday, April 3. Expect gusts near 22 mph and a chance of afternoon storms.

Breezy east winds and choppy surf will keep Miami beaches hazardous through Friday. Swim near lifeguards and secure loose gear.

Muggy low-70s Tuesday morning, but dangerous rip currents and choppy seas will keep Miami beaches hazardous through Friday. Swim near lifeguards and postpone small-boat trips.

Gusty east winds, a Rip Current Statement and high surf will affect Miami beaches through Wednesday. Scattered storms and choppy bays make boating and swimming riskier than usual.