WZEP AM 1460 DeFuniak Spgs, FL 32435 Local Weather Conditions

Station ID	City (Click for Map Location)	Neighborhood (Click for History)	Last Update (Date & Time)	Temperature (°)	Dew Point (°)	Humidity (%)	Wind (mph)	from the	Wind Gust (mph)	Pressure (in)	Hourly Rain (in)
KFLDEFUN2	DeFuniak Springs	WZEP AM 1460 DeFuniak Springs, FL	03/10 14:30:15	71.6	62.0	73	2	South	2	29.78	0.00
KFLDEFUN1	DeFuniak Springs	Windmaster Farms	03/10 14:30:15	70.5	64.0	79	9	SSE	12	29.82	0.00
KFLDEFUN5	DeFuniak Springs	meso_neigh3	03/10 14:30:12	70.7	63.0	77	8	ESE	9	29.74	0.00
KFLDEFUN4	De Funiak Springs	Mossy Head Plantation NW	03/10 14:30:17	72.0	55.0	55	8	SSE	13	29.86	0.00
KFLDEFUN3	De Funiak Springs	Mossy Head	03/10 14:30:19	69.9	62.0	76	8	South	15	29.83	0.00
MC8442	Freeport	APRSWXNET Freeport FL US	03/10 14:05:00	78.0	61.0	55	5	SE	5	29.79	0.00
MPITF1	Geneva	HADS CHOCTAWHATCHEE RIVER NEAR PITTMA FL US	03/10 12:00:00	0.0	0.0	0	0	North	0	0.00	0.00
MUSA15	Florala	USouthAL Florala U-South-AL	03/10 14:10:00	72.0	62.0	70	1	East	10	29.52	0.00
KFLNICEV5	Niceville	The Woodlands	03/10 14:30:08	71.4	66.0	83	8	SE	18	29.81	0.00
KCEW	Crestview	Official Station	03/10 13:53:00	70.0	62.0	76	12	South	---	29.84	---
KEGI	Crestview	Official Station	03/10 13:55:00	69.0	62.0	78	13	SSE	---	29.83	---
K0J4	Florala	Official Station	03/10 14:28:00	74.0	62.0	66	14	South	---	29.82	---
KVPS	Valparaiso	Official Station	03/10 13:55:00	67.0	61.0	81	14	SE	---	29.85	---

Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Areal Flood Watch

Warning Date: 12:57 PM CST on March 10, 2010/

WarningSum:...The Flood Watch Now Is Now In Effect From 7 Pm Est /6 Pm Cst/
This Evening Through Friday Evening...

Warning Message:The Flood Watch is now in effect for
* portions of southeast Alabama...Florida and Georgia...
 including the following areas...in southeast Alabama...
 Coffee...Dale...Geneva...Henry and Houston. In Florida...Bay...
 Calhoun...coastal Walton...Holmes...inland Walton...Jackson 
 and Washington. In Georgia...Baker...Ben Hill...Berrien...
 Calhoun...Clay...Colquitt...Cook...Decatur...Dougherty...
 early...Grady...Irwin...Lee...Miller...Mitchell...Quitman...
 Randolph...Seminole...Terrell...Tift...Turner and Worth.
* From 7 PM EST /6 PM CST/ this evening through Friday evening
* a series of disturbances in the active sub tropical jet stream
  will slide eastward along the northern Gulf Coast during the
  next couple of days...as a large upper level low slowly
  organizes over the mid to lower Mississippi Valley. The first
  system is expected to develop a surface low and impact the
  region tonight into Thursday while a second low may produce a
  similar impact to the region on Thursday night into Friday. The
  bottom line is the potential for some very heavy rainfall totals
  across the region during the next couple of days... with
  widespread 3 to 4 inch amounts not expected to be uncommon
  before all is said and done. In fact...locally higher amounts of
  up to 5 or even 6 inches inches cannot be ruled out at this
  time...so all interests are urged to keep abreast of the latest
  situation and forecasts from the National Weather Service. At
  the very least...these heavy rainfall amounts will cause
  flooding of low lying and poor drainage areas and the rainfall
  that has already fallen upstream today will likely impact our
  area rivers down the line over the weekend.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Flood Watch means there is a potential for flooding based on
current forecasts.
You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible
flood warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be
prepared to take action should flooding develop.