Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
26.9762, -82.0906 · 1 m · population 54,392
20.9°C
Temperature
observed 7 Nov 06:15
92%
Humidity
observed 7 Nov 06:15
7km/h
Wind speed
observed 7 Nov 06:15
0mm
Precipitation
observed 7 Nov 06:15
4.5μg/m³
PM2.5
observed 7 Nov 06:00
4.9μg/m³
PM10
observed 7 Nov 06:00
18index
European AQI
observed 7 Nov 06:00
28index
US AQI
observed 7 Nov 06:00
Recent seismic activity
No earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or above recorded within 300 km in the last 90 days.
Biodiversity records
6,349,418 species occurrence records have been published from the surrounding one-degree area.
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Active alerts near Port Charlotte
Sewage spills, algae toxins, discharge surges and National Weather Service warnings across Florida, from Florida DEP, SFWMD, USGS and NOAA.
- WatchHeavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 6,350 cfsHigh — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 7 Nov 05:15
- WarningHeavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 10,300 cfsExtreme discharge — major freshwater and nutrient pulse to the Gulf. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 7 Nov 00:01
- WatchHeavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 6,170 cfsHigh — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 6 Nov 05:15
- WarningHeavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 11,700 cfsExtreme discharge — major freshwater and nutrient pulse to the Gulf. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 6 Nov 00:00
- WatchHeavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 5,660 cfsHigh — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 5 Nov 18:15