A cold front will move across the area Wednesday

Hot and dry through the weekend

Weekend showers, storms

That high heat of the day fuels pop-up showers

Rain returns Thursday

Showers are light today, but another system is on the way towards the end of the work week

Cool end to the week

Fog is the primary problem of the day

It's time to fire up the grill

Foggy mornings, Warm Afternoons

Starting out mild

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The fog will be thick in Northeast Florida and the coast of Georgia for the next several nights. This is why it is increasing.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in the Forecast until 9am

Showers possible late Friday

Fog lifts later this morning

Foggy tonight and early Friday, Much Colder this Weekend

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Near Record Highs Thursday, Warm Weekend Too

Some of you will see pop-up showers and storms, everyone will be HOT HOT HOT

Isolated storms continue to develop throughout Sunday afternoon

Dense fog started our day in some spots, but a sunny and mild day is on the way

Dense Fog advisory issued through 10 AM Saturday.Visibilities this morning are down to a mile or less due to the dense fog region wide. The fog lingers through the late morning and into the early afternoon for coastal areas.The rest of today marks the warmest day of the week so far where temperatures across our area will reach the low to mid 80s, making us the warmest spot in the lower 48!Partly sunny skies with winds from the south between 10-15 MPH with gusts up to 25 MPH.Tonight: Showers and thunderstorms will arrive as early as 9 PM tonight then a secondary wave early Sunday morning.Sunday: Lows in the upper 50s to low 60s region wide with early morning showers.Shower activity diminishes by lunch time then a cool down with highs in the upper 60s, with a shift in winds from the NW between 15-20 MPH with gusts as high as 25 MPH.Rest of the week: Florida like weather returns this upcoming week with mostly sunny skies and temperatures near normal - Low to mid 60s, with overnight lows in the 40s.

With the warm-up this week comes a type of advection fog that could last for days because of the chilly ocean temperatures.

NYE Forecast, Chilly Start to the New Year

Today, some rain is continuing to come down, and we're unseasonably warm throughout the day with mostly cloudy skies.

I Hope You are Reading this Forecast Outside

Fog Expected Again Tonight, Temperatures are a Treat for Halloween

Sunglasses to umbrellas, breezy, variable clouds, slight chance of showers

Cloud and warm with showers, storms for the start of the week

Northeast Florida and southeast Georgia are well-known for fog in the winter months.

Fog is lifting as skies slowly clear.  Becoming partly cloudy as highs climb to near record range this afternoon.  Winter temperatures are on pause for the next few days.

Hazy skies are clearing.  Passing clouds under blue skies with near seasonal afternoon highs.  Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog forming late.  Warmer afternoon highs through Thursday.

Another warm day under mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with near record highs.  Mostly clear tonight with fog forming late.  A warm end to the week followed by a cooler weekend.

It’s been another very warm day, with near-record highs across the region. It will stay dry and warm this evening, with temps only falling into the low to mid 60s.

Patchy to areas of dense fog then partly cloudy and warmer today.  Afternoon highs today and the next few days will flirt with record highs.  Warm days followed by foggy nights.

Sunday evening into early Monday morning will have clear skies and calm winds.

Sunny skies with a cool onshore breeze.  Highs remain below our seasonal averages.  Clear and cool tonight with patchy fog inland.

Happy Monday! We’ll stay sunny and mild as the sea breeze pushes inland. Clear and cool tonight with light, patchy fog inland. Dry conditions continue tomorrow.

A foggy start with patchy to dense fog expected this morning for inland areas.  Spring like temperatures under partly cloudy skies.  Dead leaves are falling as the pollen increases.  Mild under calm conditions tonight with fog forming inland.  Near record highs Friday then cooler this weekend.

A coastal county shower is possible the next few hours under the onshore flow. the rain will be brief and not last much into the evening as dry conditions move in this evening. It was much warmer today in the 70s and so tonight continues the miler conditions.

Mild warmth is staying with the next few days and with it comes a bit more humidity to drive up the fog at night.

Cloudy skies and patchy fog this morning. Warming through the afternoon with a few showers possible. Mostly cloudy skies will become partly cloudy late tonight, patchy fog possible. Temperatures continue above normal through the weekend.

A warm afternoon under partly cloudy skies.  Mostly clear and cool tonight with patchy fog inland.  Temperatures trend warmer through the end of the week.

Becoming partly cloudy with seasonal afternoon highs.  Mostly clear and cool tonight with patchy fog inland.  Warming temperatures through the end of the week.

Fog will thicken up tonight with calm to light westerly winds as temperatures dip into the 60s after 8 pm.

Just some fading sprinkles are all that’s left from morning rain. Shower activity will continue to diminish and shift northward through Georgia the rest of the afternoon. Some rain may linger near I-75 and Georgia this evening otherwise most areas will see drier conditions. Temps will cool down to the 60s tonight making for the mildest night ahead of a potentially frosty night Friday into Saturday morning. Cold weather sticks around Friday in the 60s with patchy frost overnight into Saturday for inland southeast Georgia.

Record highs possible today and tomorrowFor most of southeast GA and northeast FL a prevailing south to southwest breeze will add up to a hot and dry day. Possible record highs across NE FL and SE GA today and Saturday. Friday: Patchy to dense fog followed by partly cloudy skies with near record highs. Widespread upper 80s to low 90s inland with upper 70s to low 80s along our beaches. Near record to record highs in the upper 80s to low 90s inland, upper 70s to low 80s along our beaches.

Dry weather with near record highs today and more to come. Thursday: Near record highs! AdFriday: Patchy to dense fog followed by partly cloudy skies with near record highs. Widespread upper 80s to low 90s inland with upper 70s to low 80s along our beaches. Pollen: Juniper, Oak, Grasses ... 10.7Looking ahead: Near record highs continue this weekend as conditions remain mostly dry.

Some fog could develop tonight and be a bit more thicker than past nights with calmer winds. Fog will become more frequent throughout the weekend evenings. Lows stay middle cool falling into the upper 40s to around 50 inland and the lower 50s at the coastal spots. Highs tomorrow will climb to the lower 80s at most inland locations, with mid 70s at area beaches. No fronts=no rain until Tuesday so look for the 80 degree days to last all the way through most of next week.

We wake up in the upper 50s and warm up into the upper 70s under mostly sunny skies. We wake up in the mid to low 60s and warm up into the upper 70s, near 80° for the afternoon. Expect partly sunny skies and breezy southerly winds around 15 mph. Friday night our chances for showers starts to build, expect 50% chances for showers and thunderstorms overnight under mostly cloudy skies as temperatures dip into the low 60s. Sunday will be sunny and chilly, starting out around 50° and only warming into the low 60s.

We warmed up into the low 70s under sunny skies, making for a lovely afternoon. Expect temperatures to cool down into the low 50s overnight with light and variable wind. After the patchy fog clears Saturday morning, we are in for a fantastic warm up into the low 70s under partly cloudy skies. Wednesday starts out in the low 50s and under partly cloudy skies expect to warm up only into the mid 60s. Thursday wakes up in the chilly mid 40s and only warms up into the low 60s under mostly sunny skies.

Talk about a seasonal and sunny start to the workweek, yay! Our afternoon highs are currently sitting in the mid to low 70s. Tuesday starts out chilly, we’re talking 40s and 50s, and only warms up into the cool low 70s with low humidity. Expect mostly sunny skies with a cool breeze out of the north around 10 mph. Thursday starts out in the low 50s but does make it into the low 70s under partly cloudy skies.

The onshore wind will help keep highs at coastal locations in the upper 70s to near 80, while highs inland climb to the lower 80s. A weak and dry front will move across inland southeast GA and the Suwannee Valley overnight. Patchy to locally dense fog will be possible early tomorrow for inland northeast FL. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s across southeast Georgia and northeast Florida. Afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s across southeast Georgia, northeast Florida.

Expect morning sunrise temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. With the sunrise, there will be some patchy dense inland fog. Wednesday will be an identical day, with morning patchy fog, followed by sunshine and warm afternoon highs in the mid-80s. Those northeast winds will keep afternoon highs in the low to mid-70s for Saturday and Sunday. Patchy sunrise fog

Tuesday starts off a little cloudier and warms into the mid 80s. Rain starts to enter the picture with a 30% chance during the afternoon and evening hours. Wednesday the mostly sunny skies are back, warming us into the mid 80s for the afternoon hours. The weekend will be cooler- Halloween looks mostly cloudy and breezy with mid 70s. Sunday will be mostly sunny with afternoon highs in the upper 70s.

It turns out mosquitoes have a remarkable ability to fly not just in clear skies but also in the rain. Mosquitoes are grounded when the fog thickens, according to researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Fog particles surround the mosquito continuously as it flies through an inescapable fog cloud. Researchers used high-speed videography to observe how heavy fog undermines mosquitoes' primary flight control mechanism. They lead to flight failure when tiny fog particles surround the insect.