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Coastal Duval County flood warning

  1. 第 2 則更新，共 2 則最新第 3 天4 小時後

    St. Johns River flood warning puts road access at risk through Monday

    Forecasters kept the St. Johns River Basin warning in place through 8 p.m. Monday. Numerous roads could close, but street-level impacts remain unverified.

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    有何變化

    • The river warning’s stated hazard window begins as the preceding advisory ends.

    當時尚無定論

    • Which individual roads will become restricted, where property impacts will occur, and when any affected routes will be safe again are not established.

    我們說過將關注的

    • Watch for later official warnings and documented local access restrictions, rather than treating the scheduled warning end as proof of recovery.

  2. 第 1 則更新，共 2 則第 3 天

    Duval’s coastal flood warning continues, with roads and waterfront homes at risk

    Saturday’s update continues a multi-day flood warning through Monday evening. The threat reaches tidal waterways inland, while hazardous surf poses a separate danger.

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    最早的來源National Weather Service

    最初掌握的資訊

    • 8 p.m. MondayScheduled end of Coastal Duval warning
    • 7–10 feetForecast breaking waves, not street flood depth

報導媒體

報導媒體

22 家媒體 · 68 個來源

截至此時，22 家媒體中已有 14 家報導

時間軸

時間軸

第 3 天 · 2 篇報導

  1. 最先報導

  2. NWS Jacksonville issues the river-basin warning, following an advisory for minor flooding.

  3. The river warning’s stated hazard window begins as the preceding advisory ends.

  4. Forecasters continue the river warning with its Monday evening end unchanged.

經過

  1. 開啟1 篇報導

  2. 納入St. Johns River Basin coastal flood warning1 篇報導

    Both charters describe the same October 24–26, 2026 NWS Jacksonville coastal flood warning in the St. Johns River Basin; Coastal Duval County is within that warned area.

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機構

  • National Weather ServiceU.S. forecasting agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

地點

  • Astor
  • Intracoastal Waterway
  • Jacksonville Beach
Duval’s coastal flood warning continues, with roads and waterfront homes at risk