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Coastal flooding and speedy showers continue for Thursday

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Managing Editor · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 10:31 PM · 1 min read
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Coastal flooding and speedy showers continue for Thursday — Celebration Community news

Our east coast beaches continue to be battered with strong wind gusts and coastal flooding thanks to King Tides, and this trend will persist for the rest of the week.TonightOur NE breeze continues overnight, helping to drag in off and on isolated showers overnight. The best chance for seeing rain is around the space coast and points southward from there. Our skies will remain partly to mostly cloudy with lows in the low-mid 70s.ThursdayOur strong NE breezes continue with gusts along the beaches in the low 30s at times. This, mixed with king tides, mean coastal flooding during times of high tide will persist Thursday. Our onshore breeze will once again fill our skies with cloud cover and drag in spotty, quick-moving showers from time to time. These showers will begin moving in by mid-morning and persist off-and-on throughout the afternoon and into the early evening. High temperatures will climb into the low-mid 80s.Into the WeekendKing tides and our strong onshore wind gusts will begin

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