South Florida Beachgoers Advised to Exercise Caution Amid Strong Winds and Rip Currents** South Florida's beaches are bracing for another day of hazardous conditions, with strong onshore winds persisting through Friday evening. The National Weather Service has issued a high risk of rip currents, prompting beachgoers to exercise extreme vigilance when venturing into the Atlantic and Keys waters.
Boaters and watercraft operators are also advised to exercise caution, as the strong winds will make navigation treacherous. The weather pattern is expected to persist through the final weekend of April, with mild mornings and seasonably warm afternoons expected to dominate the region. Temperatures will remain in the low to mid 70s at night, while highs will reach the low to mid 80s on Saturday and Sunday.
However, isolated showers will be possible... keeping a watchful eye on the skies. Meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez, who has been serving as the morning and noon meteorologist for CBS4 News since 2007, "notes that the weather will remain relatively consistent," "with a slight increase in the chance of rain expected early next week." "It's business as usual for us... but it's always a good idea for viewers to stay informed and stay safe," she said ← →
The high risk of rip currents at South Florida's beaches continues through Friday evening due to the strong onshore winds. Small craft should exercise caution over the Atlantic and Keys waters. Heading into the final weekend of April, the weather pattern will stay the same with mild mornings and seasonably warm afternoons. Lows will remain in the low to mid 70s and highs will climb to the low to mid 80s through Saturday and Sunday. Isolated showers will be possible.
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