Current Weather in Lake Alfred, FL

This weekend, a powerful storm system is forming along the Carolina coast, potentially causing coastal flooding and beach erosion for the Mid-Atlantic region. Meanwhile, folks in South Florida should be on alert for flash flooding due to heavy rain. In the Southwest, scattered showers and storms continue as moisture moves northward from Mexico. Lastly, the Pacific Northwest will see more rain as a new weather system approaches the coast.

Mid-Atlantic Coastal Concerns

From Sunday through Tuesday, a storm known as a 'Nor'easter' is developing near the North Carolina coast. This storm is expected to move further offshore but will still cause strong winds blowing from the ocean to the land. These winds may lead to coastal flooding and beach erosion in the Mid-Atlantic region. Residents along the coasts should be prepared for these conditions.

Flash Flooding in South Florida

In South Florida, a weather front will linger, resulting in continued showers and thunderstorms through Monday. On Sunday, slow-moving storms could dump a lot of rain in a short time, leading to localized flash flooding. Stay safe and avoid driving through flooded areas.

Rain in the Southwest

Moisture from northwestern Mexico is streaming into the Southwest, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms through Monday. How much rain you'll see depends on where the moisture moves. Expect typical daytime temperatures to return as the week progresses.

Rain in the Pacific Northwest

Looking further north, a weather system is moving in from the eastern Pacific, increasing the chances of rain along the coast. This will help moderate temperatures to more typical levels as the week begins.