🌧️ Daytona Beach, FL — September 28, 2025
Daytona Beach Emergency Management officials are closely monitoring Tropical Depression 9 as it approaches the Florida coastline. Volusia County remains under a tropical storm watch, though the likelihood of direct tropical storm conditions is gradually decreasing.
As of Sunday afternoon, the depression is located roughly 95 miles from the central Bahamas and is expected to strengthen as it tracks offshore of Florida late Monday night. While the storm’s core may remain at sea, outer bands could still bring gusty winds and rainfall to the Daytona Beach area.
💨 Wind Forecast:
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Areas west of I-95: Light winds
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Along and east of I-95: Sustained winds of 20–30 mph, with gusts potentially reaching 40 mph
🌧️ Rainfall Estimates:
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Daytona Beach: 1–2 inches of rain
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Isolated areas: Up to 4 inches possible
🌊 Beach & Marine Hazards:
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High surf and rip currents expected throughout the week
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Wave heights projected at 8–10 feet
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Boating conditions will begin to deteriorate today and worsen in the coming days
Emergency officials urge residents and visitors to remain vigilant as the storm’s path and intensity may shift. For the latest updates, monitor the National Weather Service and trusted local media outlets.
Stay safe, and please share official updates to help keep the community informed.
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