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Extending the reach of NWS information to the Florida Keys. Visit http://goo.gl/C9g6i for details & feedback. Cover photo credit to Merideth Rue 6/16/17.

Good morning, #FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the Upper Keys through early Monday morning. For the Lower and Middle Keys, a Coastal Flood Statement is now in effect through early Monday morning. #FlKeys #Flwx #KeyLargo #MarathonFL #KeyWest

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Good morning, #FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the Upper Keys through early Monday morning. For the Lower and Middle Keys, a Coastal Flood Statement is now in effect through early Monday morning.

#FlKeys #Flwx #KeyLargo #MarathonFL #KeyWest

Aviso Especial Marítimo incluye Aguas del Golfo desde el Este de Cabo Sable a Chokoloskee 20 a 60 MN hacia afuera y pasando 5 Fathoms hasta las 3:30 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Aviso Especial Marítimo incluye Aguas del Golfo desde el Este de Cabo Sable a Chokoloskee 20 a 60 MN hacia afuera y pasando 5 Fathoms hasta las 3:30 AM EDT

Special Marine Warning including the Gulf of America from East Cape Sable to Chokoloskee 20 to 60 NM out and beyond 5 fathoms until 3:30 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Special Marine Warning including the Gulf of America from East Cape Sable to Chokoloskee 20 to 60 NM out and beyond 5 fathoms until 3:30 AM EDT

Not surprising for folks in the Middle Keys, Marathon set a new daily rainfall record of 5.08" (through 4 PM) today. The previous record was 1.44" from 1994.\n\nToday now ranks as the 4th wettest October day on record for the Marathon area.\n\n#flwx #FLKeys #MarathonFL

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Not surprising for folks in the Middle Keys, Marathon set a new daily rainfall record of 5.08" (through 4 PM) today. The previous record was 1.44" from 1994.\n\nToday now ranks as the 4th wettest October day on record for the Marathon area.\n\n#flwx #FLKeys #MarathonFL

#FloridaKeys. A Marginal Risk for Excessive Rainfall or Level 1/4 has been issued for the #FLKeys. The Marginal Risk remains in effect until 8 AM EDT Sat morning. Shower chances decrease tomorrow morning. Please keep coastal flooding in mind and take caution near flooded roads.

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys. A Marginal Risk for Excessive Rainfall or Level 1/4 has been issued for the #FLKeys. The Marginal Risk remains in effect until 8 AM EDT Sat morning. Shower chances decrease tomorrow morning. Please keep coastal flooding in mind and take caution near flooded roads.

A Flood Advisory is in effect for a portion of the Lower & Middle Keys (MM14-MM39; Sugarloaf Key to Duck Key). The advisory is in effect until 915 AM EDT. 1 to 2" of rain has already fallen with an additional 1 to 2" expected. Flooding of low-lying areas, lots, & roads. #flwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. A Flood Advisory is in effect for a portion of the Lower & Middle Keys (MM14-MM39; Sugarloaf Key to Duck Key). The advisory is in effect until 915 AM EDT. 1 to 2" of rain has already fallen with an additional 1 to 2" expected. Flooding of low-lying areas, lots, & roads.
#flwx

Happy Friday, #FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory continues for all Florida Keys through early Sat. Rain chances peak near 90% today before falling through the weekend. Locally heavy rain is possible, potentially exacerbating the coastal flooding issues. #flwx #FLKeys

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Happy Friday, #FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory continues for all Florida Keys through early Sat. Rain chances peak near 90% today before falling through the weekend. Locally heavy rain is possible, potentially exacerbating the coastal flooding issues.

#flwx #FLKeys
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Happy Friday, #FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory continues for all Florida Keys through early Sat. Rain chances peak near 90% today before falling through the weekend. Locally heavy rain is possible, potentially exacerbating the coastal flooding issues.

#flwx #FLKeys

#FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Fri morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru Fri night. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water). #flwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Fri morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru Fri night. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).
#flwx
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Fri morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru Fri night. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).
#flwx

#FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Thu morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru the end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water). #flwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Thu morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru the end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).
#flwx
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Thu morning. In addition, elevated rain chances continue thru the end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).
#flwx

Oct 7 5 PM Update: The National Hurricane Center is issuing forecasts for Tropical Storm Jerry in the central Atlantic. Jerry is forecast to recurve into the northern Atlantic, and no threats to the Florida Keys are expected.

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Oct 7 5 PM Update: The National Hurricane Center is issuing forecasts for Tropical Storm Jerry in the central Atlantic. Jerry is forecast to recurve into the northern Atlantic, and no threats to the Florida Keys are expected.

#FloridaKeys! A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Wed morning. In addition, elevated rain chances are anticipated thru end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Wed morning. In addition, elevated rain chances are anticipated thru end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys!  A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for ALL Florida Keys thru early Wed morning. In addition, elevated rain chances are anticipated thru end of the week. A combination of King tides & rainfall can create brackish water (combination of salt & fresh water).

A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for all #FLKeys. Use caution when driving along flooded roads. Boaters will see less clearance under fixed bridges, especially during high tide. Please visit weather.gov/KeyWest for more info. #FloridaKeys #FLwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for all #FLKeys. Use caution when driving along flooded roads. Boaters will see less clearance under fixed bridges, especially during high tide. Please visit weather.gov/KeyWest for more info. #FloridaKeys #FLwx

A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY is in effect for all Florida Keys. High tides approximately 1.5 ft above normal will lead to saltwater flooding. Driving thru saltwater may be unavoidable. Boaters will see less clearance under fixed bridges, especially at times of high tide.

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY is in effect for all Florida Keys. High tides approximately 1.5 ft above normal will lead to saltwater flooding. Driving thru saltwater may be unavoidable. Boaters will see less clearance under fixed bridges, especially at times of high tide.

#FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle & Lower Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance ~the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over 7 days; C Atlantic medium 50% chance development in 7 days. #flwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle & Lower Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance ~the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over 7 days; C Atlantic medium 50% chance development in 7 days.  #flwx
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle & Lower Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance ~the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over 7 days; C Atlantic medium 50% chance development in 7 days.  #flwx

#FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory is now in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance near the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over the next week. As a result, elevated rain chances this weekend. #flwx

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory is now in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance near the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over the next week. As a result, elevated rain chances this weekend. #flwx
NWSKeyWest's tweet image. #FloridaKeys A Coastal Flood Advisory is now in effect for the Upper Keys; A Coastal Flood Statement remains Middle Keys. Meanwhile, a tropical disturbance near the Bahamas has a 10% development chance over the next week. As a result, elevated rain chances this weekend. #flwx

Aviso Especial Marítimo continúa Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Aviso Especial Marítimo continúa Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

Special Marine Warning continues for the Straits of Florida from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out 20 NM and Hawk Channel from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out to the reef until 1:45 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Special Marine Warning continues for the Straits of Florida from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out 20 NM and Hawk Channel from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out to the reef until 1:45 AM EDT

Aviso Especial Marítimo continúa Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Aviso Especial Marítimo continúa Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

Special Marine Warning continues for the Straits of Florida from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out 20 NM and Hawk Channel from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out to the reef until 1:45 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Special Marine Warning continues for the Straits of Florida from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out 20 NM and Hawk Channel from Ocean Reef to Craig Key out to the reef until 1:45 AM EDT

Aviso Especial Marítimo incluye Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

NWSKeyWest's tweet image. Aviso Especial Marítimo incluye Estrecho de Florida desde Ocean Reef a Craig Key hacia afuera 20 MN y Canal Hawk desde Ocean Reef hasta Craig Key hacia afuera del arrecife hasta la 1:45 AM EDT

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