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Southwest Florida

The coast from Sarasota to Marco Island. 13 places, updated as each source publishes.

PlaceTemperatureEuropean AQIObserved
Bonita Springs20.9 °C197 Nov 06:15
Bradenton21.6 °C207 Nov 06:15
Cape Coral21.7 °C177 Nov 06:15
Estero21.2 °C177 Nov 06:15
Everglades City22 °C477 Nov 06:15
Fort Myers21.5 °C187 Nov 06:15
Marco Island21.3 °C237 Nov 06:15
Naples21.5 °C237 Nov 06:15
Port Charlotte20.9 °C187 Nov 06:15
Punta Gorda21 °C187 Nov 06:15
Sanibel22.2 °C177 Nov 06:15
Sarasota21.3 °C187 Nov 06:15
Venice20.9 °C187 Nov 06:15

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Active alerts — Southwest Florida

Sewage spills, algae toxins, discharge surges and National Weather Service warnings for Southwest Florida, from Florida DEP, SFWMD, USGS and NOAA.

  • Watch
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 6,350 cfs
    High — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.
    Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 7 Nov 05:15
  • Warning
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 10,300 cfs
    Extreme 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
  • Watch
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 6,170 cfs
    High — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.
    Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 6 Nov 05:15
  • Warning
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 11,700 cfs
    Extreme 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
  • Watch
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 5,660 cfs
    High — damaging conditions for seagrass and oysters downstream. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.
    Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 5 Nov 18:15
  • Warning
    Heavy discharge at Franklin Lock — 16,500 cfs
    Extreme discharge — major freshwater and nutrient pulse to the Gulf. Nutrient-loaded water is moving toward the estuary.
    Southwest FL (Caloosahatchee / Estero) · 5 Nov 00:00

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