Tropical Depression #9 - Sunday Afternoon Update

Posted On: September 28, 2025

The National Weather Service reduced projected rain and wind impacts for Volusia County on Sunday after Tropical Depression #9 shifted slightly east overnight. The storm slowed down, remains well offshore, and is projected to continue moving east into the Atlantic Ocean as it progresses. Coastal and barrier island Volusia County is now expected to experience peak conditions Monday morning through Tuesday morning, with 1 to 3 inches of rain and a low chance for up to 4 inches in some areas. Sustained winds are now predicted to be between 20 and 30 mph, with gusts possible up to 40 mph during peak impact. Most of the impacts will subside by Tuesday evening, but unfavorable ocean conditions, including 7-to-9-foot waves and strong rip currents, could remain through Thursday.

Volusia County residents are advised to exercise extreme caution during the storm, avoid unnecessary travel on roads and bridges, and avoid swimming in the ocean. In addition, it is recommended that all homes and businesses be prepared for high winds, including securing outdoor furniture, signage, garbage cans, etc. Please monitor Volusia County social media, the Volusia County Emergency Management App, and other reliable sources for updated weather as this storm develops and passes by our coast during the next several days.