CONCERNS. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE HIGH SURF WARNING STILL IN EFFECT. NICOLE IS MOVING AWAY, WHICH IS THE GOOD NEWS BUT WE ARE STILL FEELING THE EFFECTS. THIS WILL MOVE INTO GEORGIA BY MORNING AND THEN BE A REMNANT LOW BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON. BUT THERE ARE STILL TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS. THEY SHOULD BE LIFTED THIS EVENING AS CONDITIONS GRADUALLY IMPROVE. BUT WE ARE STILL LOOKING AT COASTAL CONCERNS. BEACH HAZARDS, ESPECIALLY IN VOLUSIA AND BREVARD COUNTY, 10 FOOT BREAKERS. IN VOLUSIA AND BREVARD, STILL POSSIBLE COASTAL FLOODING THROUGH MORNING BECAUSE OF ROUGH SURF AND THE ROUGH SEA. DRY AIR IS ON THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF NICOLE SO WE JUST HAVE LIMITED SHOWERS. SPOTTY SHOWERS OVER PAISLEY, LONGWOOD, ALONG I-4. STILL BREEZY. WIND OUT OF THE SOUTH 15 TO 20 MILES AN HOUR. GUSTY AT TIMES. THE WIND GUSTS WILL GRADUALLY SUBSIDE OVERNIGHT. WE COULD HAVE A FINAL BAND MOVE OVER MARION COUNTY TOMORROW MORNING AND THEN TOMORROW WE WILL DRY OUT AND CONDITIONS WILL IMPROVE. WINDS WILL DECREASE. THIS EVENING, MOSTLY CLOUDY. BREEZY. LOW 70’S. AND WE WILL HAVE HUGE IMPROVEMENTS BY THE WEEKEND. AS WE LOOK AHEAD, SUNDAY A COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH AND BEHIND THAT, REFRESHING FALL AIR MOVES IN. LOWS IN THE 50’S MONDAY MORNING BUT WE ARE STILL WATCHING COASTAL CONDITIO