November starts with more rain, wind, and dangerous coastal conditions in Northeast Florida, Southeast Georgia

Showers and scattered downpours will increase this afternoon and spread along the coast into tonight as a weak front and an upper-level disturbance move in. Rain chances are roughly 30–50% this afternoon, increasing this evening and overnight.Most places should see 1–3″ of rain; some spots along the coast, the I‑95 corridor and parts of north‑central Florida could pick up localized 4″ totals where rain bands set up. A few isolated thunderstorms are possible mainly south of I‑10 this afternoon and evening.Coastal concerns: The St. Johns River basin can expect minor tidal flooding in low-lying riverfront areas to continue tonight. Surf will be rough with high breakers and strong rip currents through early this week; beach swimming is hazardous.Temperatures and winds: Clouds and showers will keep highs in the mid-to-upper 70s today, cooling into the 60s overnight. Onshore breezy winds persist with gusts around 20–25 mph at the beaches.Looking ahead: Monday into Tuesday more onshore flow k