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Local forecast: What to expect today
By TIMES STAFF
Published July 10, 2005
RAIN:
An 80 percent chance of thunderstorms for most of
west-central Florida as rain bands from Hurricane Dennis continue to come ashore, even as the
storm moves north. Rainfall will range from 1 to 2 inches, although localized areas may get
more. Rain should gradually begin tapering off Sunday night and early Monday.
WIND: More wind from south to southeast at 17-25 mph, with
higher gusts. Winds should start subsiding Sunday evening.
FLOODING: Most of the flooding is expected in North Florida,
especially along the Suwannee River. But some local flooding is likely in coastal areas,
particularly low-lying streets and neighborhoods.
SURF: Expected to be 3 to 5 feet, perhaps higher in areas facing
the south or southwest.
Source: National Weather Service.
[Last modified July 10, 2005, 09:22:15]
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