NWS warns of high-tide flooding and dangerous surf in Northeast Florida

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October 25 NWS alerts warn of high-tide flooding along Northeast Florida beaches and the St. Johns River basin, with dangerous surf on the coast.

What the record says

Active NWS Jacksonville warnings identify coastal Nassau, Duval, Flagler and St. Johns areas, plus specified river-basin zones. The coastal advisory forecasts breaking waves of 8 to 10 feet and dangerous rip currents. Jacksonville emergency officials also highlight flooding around high tides.

Source details and supporting locations.

Practical next step

Check current NWS alerts and local emergency instructions. Avoid floodwater and barricaded roads; follow beach safety warnings.

Limits and what is not established

Forecast impacts do not confirm that particular roads or properties are flooded. Alert coverage and timing can change.

Sources checked October 25, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.

Original sources

National Weather Service Jacksonville: original information

City of Jacksonville Emergency Preparedness Division: original information

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