FORECAST

Highs reach the low 80s today with sunny skies and northwest to north winds 5-10 mph.

Partly sunny skies to partly cloudy skies with decreasing wind.  Clear skies and cool temperatures overnight.  Mild weekend weather.  Flooding along our area rivers continues with higher levels during high tide.

The weather slowly improved during the evening hours, but the wind will remain in place for the overnight. The strongest wind will remain along the coast, where some tidal flooding may also occur. Overnight lows will be in the 60s.

It’s been a cloudy and breezy day, and conditions will worsen as Ian lifts northward into Florida. Periods of rain will be possible this evening, especially south of Jacksonville, with temps in the 70s.

It’s been a quiet evening to continue storm preps, and it will stay quiet for many. Some bands of rain may arrive overnight in far southern areas, but again most will be dry. Morning temps will be in the low 70s.

After plenty of warmth on Monday, cooler begins to push in overnight. A stray shower is possible as a cold front moves in, but many will be dry. Morning lows will be in the low 70s.

Talk about a beautiful day! We’ll stay dry overnight with lows dipping into the upper 60s low 70s.

Clouds and cooler conditions arrived on Friday, with highs only in the 70s and 80s. Clouds will break apart some this evening, as temps fall into the low 70s.

It was a dry and very warm Thursday, and the dry conditions will continue through the evening hours. It will stay warm with temperatures only falling into the upper 70s.

The dry and warm conditions today will make a return on the last day of summer tomorrow then comes a break in the heat Friday with a noticeable cold front.

Our pattern is turning drier and the heat will be increasing over the next two days.

A coastal shower will again be possible overnight, but the majority of the area will stay dry. Morning lows will be in the low 70s.

Happy Sunday!

Tropical Storm Fiona continues to pour heavy rains over portions of the Leeward Islands and is now impacting the Virgin Islands.

Showers have been persistent is southern areas this evening, and the highest chance for rain will be south of Jacksonville this evening. Temperatures will fall into the 70s.

Showers and storms have mainly stayed in southern areas, but more rain is possible in far southern regions this evening. The remainder of the area will stay dry with temperatures in the 70s.

It’s been a dry Wednesday for many across the area, with scattered storms mainly in southern areas. The best chance for rain this evening will be south of Jacksonville, with temperatures falling into the 70s.

Good evening! After another humid and stormy day we’re drying out tonight. Our “cool front” will continue to sink south tonight, dropping our humidity and leaving those north of the front with beautiful (less humid) weather come Wednesday morning.

It’s been a pretty cloudy day, and scattered showers remain possible this evening. A washout is not expected, with temperatures falling into the 70s.

Good evening! After another humid and stormy day we’re drying out tonight. Come Tuesday we’ll welcome a “cool front” into the area that will bring some showers and storms, but most importantly drop our humidity and leave those north of the front with beautiful weather come Wednesday morning.

After an active Monday afternoon with scattered showers and storms, mostly quiet conditions are expected for the rest of the evening. A stray shower can’t be ruled out, but most will be dry. Temperatures will be in the 70s.

Showers have faded for Sunday evening.

After a high temperature near upper 80s degrees, there is a chance for light to moderate rain into the late evening.

Happy Sunday!

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.

Wednesday has featured plenty of warmth and dry conditions, that will continue for the most part into the evening. A few showers and storms will be possible in southern areas, but most will stay dry. Temperatures will be in the 70s.

It is a hot day with highs in the lower-mid 90s inland, and even the beaches will top out around 90. There is not much rain in the forecast to break the feels like index from reaching the 100-105 range today.

Mid morning update:  I hope you have found a spot in the shade, near the grill and something cold to drink.  It is quiet across the forecast circle now under partly cloudy skies.  A few showers, storms will develop after 2 p.m., some locally heavy.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Columbia County until 5 p.m. Impacts include heavy rainfall, frequent lightning, hail and gusty winds 60+ mph.

A slight pattern shift has arrived, bringing more of a southeasterly flow to the area. This will result in the highest rain and storm chances in areas west of U.S. 301 through the early evening hours.

Quiet conditions return to the region for the overnight, but some patchy fog will be possible.

Central Duval County in northeastern Florida... * Until 300 PM EDT. * At 231 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located over Riverside, or over Jacksonville, moving southeast at 5 mph. HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.

The dry start to the day has given way to building storms this afternoon. The rain will be slow moving with storms tracking over Clay and Baker counties and building north and northeast into Duval and coastal areas of St. Johns counties through the evening.

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.

Multiple tropical waves to watch, one to monitor as we approach the most active month.

Sunday Evening: Sunday was be a carbon copy of Saturday with partly cloudy skies and showers. Any showers that linger tonight will taper off through midnight.

Living in Georgia, or even Jacksonville’s Northside you would be confused about the discussion of heavy rains. Folks there remained generally dry. Yet, where the rains came down hard, they really piled up. At one time there was a flood warning in effect for Jacksonville’s Westside.

A Tornado Warning was issued for parts of northern St. Johns County and southern Duval County on Sunday evening.

Tonight: Expect thunderstorms inland for the afternoon and evening.

What is a sea breeze? By definition, it’s the flow from the sea toward the land that typically peaks in intensity during the afternoon.

Light rain near the Gulf Coast with a few showers north of I-10.  Locally heavy rounds of slow moving storms could lead to local flooding.  Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop around 2 p.m.  These will continue to push across northeast Florida and southeast Georgia with strong to isolated severe storms, hail, local flooding, lots of lightning and gusty wind.  Cloudy skies with patchy fog overnight.

The heat is blazing but just soon enough the storms will replace it with some heavy downpours this evening. Showers and storms will track toward the cost late this afternoon and into the evening. Some strong storms are possible. Like yesterday the heaviest rain will be around the St. Johns River and back to the coast with the potential for hail, local flooding, and lots of lightning from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Cloudy skies with patchy fog overnight.

The Weather Authority is monitoring a tropical wave over the southwester Gulf of Mexico.

Some heavy and strong storms are possible late this afternoon into the evening. Some rain could be heavier than a normal summer storm due to a stationary front parked along the state line. It will focus storms toward the coast and I-95 tonight.

Seasonal temperatures and partly cloudy skies will start the day.  Clouds will build along the sea breeze and the stalled cold front with scattered showers and storms developing after 2 p.m.  Locally heavy rainfall and strong thunderstorms are possible through sunset tonight.  Some showers may linger through 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.

A dry start to the week with sunny skies and near seasonal temperatures.  A cool start this morning with record lows!  Becoming sunny with a light southeast breeze.  Mostly clear tonight.

A cloudy start with showers developing this morning near the Gulf then moving inland. A cold front will approach the area from the north, stalling across northeast Florida and southeast Georgia. Scattered showers possible around kick off tonight followed by cloudy skies tonight.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Central Duval County in northeastern Florida until 1:45 p.m.

The temperature at O’Hare International Airport, the city’s official recording site, was 33 degrees at 11:51 a.m., Sunday. It’s the first time the temperature reached above 32 degrees after 17 consecutive days of below freezing conditions.

Temperatures are soaring into the 90s in the East while the West Coast flirts with triple digits. WBZ chief meteorologist Eric Fisher has the forecast.

Forecast: New round of snow on its way There's another weather system moving toward the Northeast that promises to bring more snow and cold temperatures. WBZ's chief meteorologist Eric Fisher in Boston has the forecast.