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Orlando weather: Coastal flood warning, high surf advisories issued; rain threat moving in

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Orlando weather: Coastal flood warning, high surf advisories issued; rain threat moving in — Altamonte Springs Sports news

The FOX 35 Storm Team is tracking strong winds and dangerous surf conditions along the Atlantic beaches and coastlines in Florida due to a high pressure system in the north and a low pressure system over the Bahamas.Several weather alerts and advisories have been issued for this week, especially due to the potential for flooding along the coast, high surf, and potential beach erosion. Some beach crossings and boat ramps have been closed in Brevard County because of the strong, damaging surf.Current weather alertsCoastal flood warning until 2 a.m. FridayHigh surf advisory until 2 a.m. FridayHigh rip current risk until late ThursdayWind advisory until 8 p.m. ThursdayTuesday night forecast: Windy as moisture moves inWind gusts should top out at 30-35 mph through Tuesday night.A swath of tropical moisture moves northward into the Treasure Coast and Brevard County, Tuesday night and Wednesday.There is an increased chance for thunderstorms and showers along the coast, capable of producing 1"

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