2,755 first-hand accounts of flood events in Florida, ranked by impact. Each is a NOAA-written narrative of the moment.
Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms affected the region on April 24th. Tornadoes, large hail (some to 2 inches in diameter), and widespread damaging winds occurred.
Read the full account →A surface front across SE Georgia brought moist, deep layer WSW flow across NE Florida. An upper level trough axis extended from the SE Atlantic coast to across the FL panhandle.
Read the full account →A tropical wave over south Florida moved west of the area through the day which brought increased moisture over the area. Drier air from high pressure to the north infiltrated over southeast Georgia. Steering flow was light per a deformation zone over the area.
Read the full account →Southwesterly flow helped advect deep tropical moisture into South Florida. With a mid level trough in place, cooler air aloft allowed for strong thunderstorms to develop across the east coast in the afternoon and evening hours.
Read the full account →Southwesterly flow helped advect deep tropical moisture into South Florida. With a mid level trough in place, cooler air aloft allowed for strong thunderstorms to develop across the east coast in the afternoon and evening hours.
Read the full account →Southwesterly flow helped advect deep tropical moisture into South Florida. With a mid level trough in place, cooler air aloft allowed for strong thunderstorms to develop across the east coast in the afternoon and evening hours.
Read the full account →Tropical Storm Fred moved west along the northern coast of Cuba while losing organization, producing occasional wind gusts to tropical storm force in the Lower Florida Keys with minimal impacts.
Read the full account →A surface front and drier air was settling southward across SE GA, with a differential heating boundary across NE FL near I-10 due to cirrus blow-off from storms in Appalachee Bay.
Read the full account →A stationary front meandered near the FL-GA state line under a mean layer upper level trough across the eastern U.S. Diurnal instability combined with the sea breezes, outflows, upper level energy and high moisture all under weak steering flow produced locally heavy rainfall and…
Read the full account →A stationary front meandered near the FL-GA state line under a mean layer upper level trough across the eastern U.S. Diurnal instability combined with the sea breezes, outflows, upper level energy and high moisture all under weak steering flow produced locally heavy rainfall and…
Read the full account →A stationary front meandered near the FL-GA state line under a mean layer upper level trough across the eastern U.S. Diurnal instability combined with the sea breezes, outflows, upper level energy and high moisture all under weak steering flow produced locally heavy rainfall and…
Read the full account →A strong NE Flow event peaked across the local area with sustained winds along the coast in the 25-35 mph range and observed gusts of 40-50 mph with the highest values along the NE FL coast. A wind advisory was issued.
Read the full account →A strong NE Flow event peaked across the local area with sustained winds along the coast in the 25-35 mph range and observed gusts of 40-50 mph with the highest values along the NE FL coast. A wind advisory was issued.
Read the full account →A strong NE Flow event peaked across the local area with sustained winds along the coast in the 25-35 mph range and observed gusts of 40-50 mph with the highest values along the NE FL coast. A wind advisory was issued.
Read the full account →A weak low pressure system drifted slowly NE along the GA/SC coastline away from the SE GA/NE FL area, with a moist/tropical airmass in its wake.
Read the full account →A weak low pressure system drifted slowly NE along the GA/SC coastline away from the SE GA/NE FL area, with a moist/tropical airmass in its wake.
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