🌧️ While the peninsula remains in an area that may be favorable for tropical development later this week, wetter conditions are likely regardless as a front stalls over the area late this week. 💻 Visit hurricanes.gov & weather.gov/tbw for the latest. #FLwx

⛈️ Another day of showers and thunderstorms across #Pinellas, with some heavier weather moving in on the NWS Tampa Bay radar. Use caution traveling as these storms move in. Heavy rainfall is expected through the next week. #FLwx Pinellas County

June 30: Divergent flow aloft is supporting numerous tstms over the NE Gulf between Tampa Bay and the coast of Mississippi, moving south at 10 to 15 kt. Mariners should be aware of the potential for frequent lightning, strong gusty winds, and locally rough seas near these storms.

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July 1 8AM EDT: We continue to monitor the potential for tropical or subtropical development over the northeast Gulf and southeast U.S coast which has a low (30% 🟡) chance of development later this week. Stay up to date with the latest information at hurricanes.gov

The NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center has placed the area in a low (30%) chance for tropical dev late in the week & the holiday weekend. There remains high uncertainty with this feature, but the main impact is expected to be heavy rainfall locally into the weekend. #FLwx

Important update from St. Pete Police below!

‼️ Heavy rainfall is forecast through the next couple days across #Pinellas, with amounts up to 8" possible over this period. Isolated flooding is possible during periods of very heavy rain according. See flood prep tips at: pinellas.gov/flood Pinellas County

Heavy to excessive rainfall may bring flooding to parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Florida, North Carolina, and Virginia today. Recently burned areas will be particularly vulnerable to flash flooding. Visit weather.gov for the latest in your neck of the woods.

Unsettled weather is expected across the area into the weekend with very high rain chances for showers and thunderstorms forecast daily. We don't expect a total washout for the holiday, but plan for several rounds of rain through the day with some locally heavy possible. #flwx

‼️⛈️ Heavy rains across #Pinellas continue this morning, and can be expected through tomorrow. Use caution when traveling. If you encounter standing water (isolated flooding is possible today), do not enter or drive into it. Pinellas County #flwx

Heavy rain and flooding expected this week - Be prepared and stay safe! Remember it only takes six inches of fast-moving water to sweep a person off their feet and to stall standard-size vehicles - and just 12 inches for vehicles to float. TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN

⛈️ A Flood Advisory is in effect for parts of #Pinellas per NWS Tampa Bay as heavy rain continues. Use caution while traveling and avoid flooded areas if encountered. #FLwx

Less activity over the area this morning as slightly drier air moves across the state! Storm coverage once again will be limited by moisture with the highest chances iver interior locations. ☔️ #FLwx

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Stay safe, stay prepared Pinellas! Stock up on food & water for at least a week (pets too!). Know your evacuation zone & have a plan. Check your insurance coverage now, not later. Get the full prep checklist from Pinellas County at disaster.pinellas.gov.

It's hurricane season! Are you prepared? 🌀⚠️ Pinellas County Government has a handy guide to help you prepare your family and property for this storm season. Check it out online at pinellas.gov/hurricane-guide. Stay safe, Pinellas! #PinellasTC

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