Florida is experiencing continued high temperatures while Tropical Storm Dexter brings heavy rainfall and flooding risks to Georgia and the Carolinas. Although Dexter is not projected to make direct landfall in the U.S., its formation is indicative of a broader weather pattern causing significant flash flood concerns across the Southeast. Areas such as southeastern Georgia and coastal South Carolina are particularly vulnerable, with forecasts predicting up to 8 inches of rainfall. This intense precipitation poses a threat to highways and low-lying areas, potentially leading to widespread disruption and property damage.