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Coastal flood alerts continue through early this week — Nocatee Community news

The rest of the day will feature a cloudy sky. Scattered showers will continue across the region thanks to a disturbance. Coastal flood alerts remain in effect for our area through early next week, stay alert for rising water during high tide.A disturbance will keep clouds, breezy conditions and rain around on Monday. Highs for the day will be in the 70s. Winds could gust up to 30 mph at times.The rain will be heavy at times, which could lead to isolated instances of flooding.Clouds and showers will remain in the forecast on Tuesday, and it will be warm and humid. High will be near 80 degrees. A front will then likely approach our area later this week, which will increase rain and storm coverage on Wednesday and Thursday. Regarding the drought, the latest drought monitor reflects improvement across our area. Several areas have been removed from a drought category, which reflects the significant amount of rainfall we saw over the past week. TONIGHT: Scattered Rain. Breezy. Low 68.MONDAY

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