South Walton Update

All 26 miles of our coastline are open for enjoyment today, and due to improving surf conditions, beach flags have been changed from red to yellow.  Beachgoers are advised to use caution as conditions may change.

Aside from a few small tar balls being picked up near the Camp Creek Lake outfall in WaterSound, all beaches were reported clear this morning.

Forecasts call for highs in the upper 80s today, with a very slight chance of rain.  Similar sunny conditions are forecast throughout the Labor Day weekend.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

All 15 of our beach communities are open for enjoyment and we have received reports of a few small tar balls being cleaned up at Seacrest Beach and WaterColor this morning.

Beachgoers are advised to exercise caution as red flags signifying high surf conditions and possible rip currents are flying over the beaches.  Forecasts show highs are expected to reach 90 degrees with a slight chance of rain.   

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

The photos below were taken this morning at Miramar Beach.  For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Miramar Beach - September 1

Miramar Beach - September 1

Miramar Beach - September 1

Visitors and residents are enjoying all 26 miles of our coastline today.  All beaches are open and we’ve received reports of a small amount of tar balls being cleaned up in the WaterSound and Seacrest Beach areas in the eastern portion of the county as well at Miramar Beach in the west.

Forecasts show highs will be in the upper 80s today under mostly sunny skies.  Beachgoers are advised to exercise caution as red flags signifying high surf conditions and possible rip currents are flying over the beaches.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Visitors and residents are enjoying all 26 miles of our coastline today.  All beaches are open and we’ve received no reports of tar balls washing ashore today.

Beachgoers are advised to exercise caution as red flags signifying high surf conditions and possible rip currents are flying over the beaches.  Forecasts show highs will be in the mid 80s today.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Visitors and residents are enjoying many “beyond the beach” activities in our 15 coastal communities again today as intermittent rain persists.  Forecasts show highs will be in the low 80s today.

All beaches are open, and the Sherriff’s office has received no reports of tar balls washing ashore today.  Beachgoers are encouraged to exercise caution as red flags signifying heavy surf conditions and possible rip currents are flying above the beaches.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Visitors to our 15 communities are enjoying many “beyond the beach” activities today as rain and heavy surf conditions continue. 

All beaches are open, and the Sherriff’s office has received no reports of tar balls today. 

Beachgoers are encouraged to exercise caution as red flags signifying heavy surf conditions fly above the coast.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Visitors and residents are are continuing to enjoy “beyond the beach” activities today as intermittent rain has persisted much of the day.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

Visitors and residents are enjoying “beyond the beach” activities today as rain is expected throughout much of the day.  Forecasts show highs will be in the upper 80s today.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

All 15 of our beach communities are open for enjoyment and we’ve received no reports of tar balls washing ashore since this morning.

Yellow flags signifying moderate surf conditions continue to fly over the beaches so beachgoers are advised to exercise caution in the water.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.

All beaches are open and visitors and residents are enjoying all 26 miles of our coastline today.  We have received an isolated tar ball report from Miramar Beach.

Beachgoers are advised to exercise caution as yellow flags signifying moderate surf conditions are again flying over the beaches.  Forecasts show highs will be in the upper 80s today.

Acting on newly issued Florida Department of Health guidance, the County has removed all Oil Impact Notices from the beaches.

For more information about Beaches of South Walton, visit www.beachesofsouthwalton.com.