The National Weather Service says coastal counties from Mississippi to Florida are under an extreme threat of flooding as a tropical disturbance is predicted to move over the Gulf Coast this weekend. The National Hurricane Center said there is a 70 percent chance that a tropical depression forms in the Gulf of Mexico within the next five days. If this disturbance develops into a tropical storm, it would be named Alberto. An extreme threat of flooding exists from Saturday through Tuesday along our coastal counties with widespread areas of flash flooding possible. Rainfall amounts of 6-12 inches are possible with localized higher amounts.
WEEKEND FLOODING THREAT
May 24, 2018 | 4:31 AM
Current Conditions: Pensacola, FL, USA
55 °F
Mist
NE @ 6 mph
100 %
0.0 in
30
Summary
High
Low
Wind
Precipitation
Sat

Sunny
High:71 °F
Low:53 °F
Wind:SE @ 6 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Sun

Partly Cloudy
High:67 °F
Low:53 °F
Wind:SSE @ 8 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Mon

Partly Cloudy
High:70 °F
Low:55 °F
Wind:SE @ 9 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Tue

Sunny
High:71 °F
Low:58 °F
Wind:SE @ 11 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Wed

Partly Cloudy
High:72 °F
Low:60 °F
Wind:SSE @ 10 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Thu

Partly Cloudy
High:75 °F
Low:64 °F
Wind:SSE @ 9 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in
Fri

Sunny
High:76 °F
Low:65 °F
Wind:SSE @ 12 mph
Precipitation:0.0 in

