Flood watch and continued storms are expected for the Jacksonville area, with rain lingering through the weekend and temperatures trending toward the mid-90s.

Wednesday Wednesday

Intense cells continue to move from the west to the east Sunday, with heavy rain, gusty winds, and isolated thunderstorms expected.

Tropical Storm and Hurricane Impacts late Wednesday - Thursday

There is a probability of tornados, particularly after midnight on Friday. The flood watch remains in effect through Friday.

Rain is Creeping in from the west, A swampy start to Saturday

The flooding cautions continue on Friday with advisories and watches in effect thru 8 p.m.

A Flood Warning has been issued for Duval and Nassau counties until 3:45 p.m. as more rain moves in from the Atlantic Ocean adding to the already saturated soil.

A Hurricane, High pressure and a pesky Front bring more Rain, Flooding

Following days of rain, it is another wet start to Wednesday with thunderstorms across the area all day.

Some saw the elusive sun Tuesday, while many saw more rain.

Rounds of rain brings more Flooding

The blanket of clouds will remain with little sunshine.

Early Saturday morning the National Weather Service expired the Flood Watch that has been in effect for the past few days for Glynn, Camden, Nassau, and Duval counties.

Flood Watch for Duval County, Locally Heavy Rounds of Rain Continue

A hot day with the heat index hovering around 100. Afternoon showers and potential thunderstorms will develop west of I-95 after lunchtime and stick around throughout the evening - possible gusty winds and heavy downpours can’t be ruled out as these storms develop along the sea breeze and mixed with the high heat.

It’s been an unsettled Friday for parts of the area, and the threat for rain and storms will persist into the evening. The highest chance for activity will be in coastal Georgia, where a Flood Watch continues. Temperatures this evening will be in the 70s.

Wet weather pattern starts today. A Flood Watch is in effect for NE FL and SE GA through early Sunday morning. Rounds of rain will start later today as a cold front stalls over the area. The front will weaken, although remaining as a focus for locally heavy rainfall.

Parts of southern Georgia and north-central Florida have received  300-400% more than their normal seven day amount of rain.  And this after shoes no sign of backing down from adding to the washout.

Morning showers will track northeast across the area mid morning. We could see another 1-2″ of rainfall Sunday causing backyards to flood, local waterways, and low lying roads. Our counties south of I-10 across NE FL have a chance to see strong to severe storms during the afternoon/evening. Unfortunately, the wet weather sticks around into Monday with cloudy skies and afternoon showers and storms. The Weather Authority will be watching closely to these changing events as the models focus in the possibilities of flooding rains.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Issues continue in the wake of our recent wet weather pattern, including a Flood Watch for St. Johns and Flagler counties. There will be a few morning showers, it is more likely that the afternoon and evening hours will see a round, or two of storms. Some could have small hail and gusty winds, even to severe levels. Severe levels include winds above 60 mph and hail 1″ or greater. Sunrise Wednesday may still have a few showers and then skies will clear before the lunch hour.