Astronomical Low Tide in Flagler, Florida

The Orlando New 13 station reported 22 rip current rescues along the Flagler County Atlantic coast. There was a moderate rip current risk in effect.

A coastal trough broke down along the NE Florida coast and moved inland as the east coast sea breeze moved inland during the mid afternoon. Convergence along this hybrid boundary created surface vorticity with was stretched vertically by developing thunderstorm updrafts just east of the Jacksonville Airport, which created 2 observed funnel clouds over northern Duval County. The airmass was very unstable in the low levels below 650 mb with weak shear and steep low level lapse rates.