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The Atlantic remains unusually quiet for mid-September, but the National Hurricane Center is watching one disturbance over the central subtropical Atlantic.

Rain chances decrease this weekend

It will be hot and humid today, with afternoon highs in the low to mid-90s. The heat index could reach around 105 degrees east of US301 during the early to mid-afternoon.

Vice President JD Vance says he wouldn't call the U.S. conflict with Iran a “war,” despite recent escalations.

Today will stay warm and humid with highs near 89, but it will feel closer to 100 at times. A few showers are possible early, then scattered showers and storms develop mainly after 11 a.m.

We’re watching two areas in the tropics this morning, but neither brings a direct tropical threat to Northeast Florida or Southeast Georgia today. In the northern Gulf, Invest AL97 is becoming better organized south of Louisiana. Gradual development is expected as it moves west-northwest, and a short-lived tropical depression or tropical storm could form before moving toward the Upper Texas or southwest Louisiana coast Tuesday or Tuesday night. Closer to the Atlantic side, the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly remain a strong tropical wave producing showers and storms from Puerto Rico eastward across the Virgin Islands and northern Leeward Islands. By midweek, conditions may become a little more favorable as the system approaches the Gulf.

A rare red tide bloom has been detected in Jacksonville near Fort George Inlet, raising questions for people who live, work and spend time along the waterway.

Stormy at times today (strong storms possible), rip current danger at the beaches, then hotter and more humid next week with potential daily heat advisories

Tropical Depression Two is slowly moving across the Gulf. As of 8:00 a.m. As of 11 a.m. Monday, the center of Tropical Depression Two was about 120 miles south of Panama City, Florida.

Tropical Depression Two is slowly moving across the Gulf. As of 8:00 a.m. As of 11 a.m. Monday, the center of Tropical Depression Two was about 120 miles south of Panama City, Florida.

Tropical Depression Two developed this morning in the Gulf. As of 2:00 p.m. Sunday, the center of Tropical Depression Two was about 170 miles south-southeast of Panama City, Florida.

Now, with the National Hurricane Center monitoring a system in the Gulf that carries a 30% chance of tropical development through Sunday, a local attorney says homeowners and renters across Northeast Florida need to act before the next storm arrives, not after.

A disorganized weather system over the eastern Gulf is worth keeping an eye on — and if you live along Florida’s west coast or in the Panhandle, it’s worth keeping a close eye.

Heat index values are expected to peak in the 100 to 107 degree range again today. Staying hydrated and limiting outdoor activity during peak heat hours is strongly recommended.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two separate areas of tropical activity — one in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean and another closer to home in the Gulf — but neither is expected to pose a significant threat in the near term.

Iranian strikes have damaged a power and water desalination plant in Kuwait, highlighting the vulnerability of infrastructure in the Middle East.

The National Hurricane Center is monitoring two separate areas of tropical activity — one in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean and another closer to home in the Gulf — but neither is expected to pose a significant threat in the near term.

Tropical wave near Cabo Verde Islands shows minor organization

Per the National Hurricane Center, an area of low pressure is expected to form during the weekend over the northeastern Gulf.

One feature we’ll be watching closely over the next several days is the stalled front across the northern Gulf. A stalled front is essentially a dividing line between different air masses, and it’s a natural place for showers and thunderstorms to repeatedly develop. For a tropical system to develop, that low has to separate itself from the front. It’s a good reminder that just because a model paints a low pressure area in the Gulf doesn’t mean a hurricane is on the horizon. Our job is to separate what the models are suggesting from what the atmosphere is actually capable of producing.

Normal summer rain chances return by Thursday as heat persists

As remnants of Arthur wreak havoc across the Gulf states, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring the coast of North Carolina as a potential reappearance over the next few days.

Forecasters warn of possible tropical storm formation in the Gulf

There’s a lot going on across the Gulf of Mexico right now, and conditions are expected to stay unsettled through much of the week.

Saudi Arabia has ended its five-year ban on Lebanese imports, a significant move to rebuild relations between Lebanon and Gulf countries.

Tropical Wave in Gulf brings low threat of development this weekend

A confirmed 6.1 magnitude earthquake reported about 65 miles from Mantua, Cuba, has rattled parts of Florida on Monday.

Iran has fired ballistic missiles and drones toward Bahrain and Kuwait.

Prepare for a soggy Saturday. High moisture levels combined with daytime heating could trigger storms and minor flooding in some spots.

Scattered showers and storms will remain in the forecast for the rest of the weekend. Due to an onshore wind, the Atlantic sea breeze will be more progressive and will run into the pinned Gulf sea breeze. This will occur along and west of I-75.

For millions of foreign workers in the Mideast, the Iran war has made life even more precarious.

Russia and China have vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has praised police after the arrest of alleged organized crime boss Roberto Mazzarella.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and other Gulf allies of the United States are urging President Donald Trump to keep prosecuting his war against Iran, saying the month of strikes has not weakened Tehran enough.

Record highs and a slight chance of showers this weekend

A system across the Gulf will approach our area late Sunday into Monday. This front will bring slightly higher humidity to our area on Sunday and Monday.

Meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down the growing threat from Tropical Storm Melissa, the ongoing fire danger, and what Jacksonville can expect in the days ahead.

The sea breeze convergence will bring afternoon showers and some strong storms to the area, staying mostly west of I-95.

Seasonal temperatures with rain this weekend

The National Hurricane Center has identified an area of low pressure located just offshore of the Southeastern U.S. coast moving westward at a slow pace.

The National Hurricane Center has identified an area of low pressure located just offshore of the Southeastern U.S. coast.

The National Hurricane Center has identified an area of low pressure located just offshore of the Southeastern U.S. coast.

An appeals court in Washington turned down The Associated Press' request for immediate reinstatement into covering smaller presidential events like meetings with reporters in the Oval Office and Air Force One.

Heat Advisories possible, tracking the Tropics

Wednesday Wednesday

Triple-digit heat indices and afternoon storms are in the forecast for Jacksonville this week, with The Weather Authority tracking rain chances and a potential tropical system in the Gulf.

Wet week ahead, Invest 93 in the Gulf

Tropical weather in the Gulf will aid in our wet weather as an area of low pressure moves westward across Florida over the next few days.

Sea breeze showers and storms

Jacksonville’s Fourth of July holiday weekend is expected to bring showers and storm chances, with highest flood and rainfall risks from Friday through Sunday and potential tropical development in the Gulf. Fireworks after 9 p.m. are forecast to be mostly clear.

Tropical weather could impact 4th of July weekend

Afternoon showers and high humidity are expected to continue across Jacksonville, driven by the Gulf and Atlantic sea breezes.

Moist air from the Gulf will continue to move west across the state of Florida. It will cause isolated to scattered storms.

It’s going to be a hot and humid day with “feel-like” temperatures over 100. Otherwise, there’s a chance of afternoon showers with some isolated thunderstorms, mainly in Southeast Georgia and areas north of I-10.

Rain increases tonight with more periods of moderate to heavy rain likely Monday.

More rounds of rain are expected today, starting before noon and lasting into Monday. The highs will stay in the lower 80s across the region with little to no sunshine.

Near record highs

Cloudiness will increase throughout the day as temperatures move into the mid-to-upper 60s, and our Northeast Florida inland southern counties in the low 70s.

A Weather Impact Day is slated for Wednesday morning for non-severe rain that may be an inconvenience for many commuters.

Mexico says it’s awaiting a new response from Google to its request that the tech company fully restore the name Gulf of Mexico to its Google Maps service before filing a lawsuit.

Foggy mornings, Warm Afternoons

A startup in Mexico is trying to help get a handle on one Gulf coast city’s plastic waste problem by converting it into gasoline, diesel and other fuels.

Showers possible late Friday

There isn‘t a named storm or even one expected to form in the next seven days.

Showers expected through the weekend and into the beginning of next week

We're warm today, but the rain will cool us down into the weekend

Rain chances will remain below 50 percent before a possible storm and cooler air moves in

Free sandbags will be available Tuesday at Woerner Turf & Landscaping Supply in preparation for Helene.

Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine has formed in the Caribbean, and the disturbance is forecast to strengthen over the next few days into Hurricane Helene.

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday issued an executive order ahead of Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine declaring a state of emergency in 41 Florida counties.

A potential system in the Gulf is on your radar, let me break it down

Rain chances are low, and temperatures round out in the 80's. Get ready for a fabulous day!

Researchers looked at storms in the North Atlantic from 1900 to 2020 and found that many of them stalled with a dense concentration between Florida and the Carolinas.

Thick clouds and heavy rain at times with gusty winds will keep our temperatures below normal in the upper 70s in SE GA to the low-to-mid-80s in NE FL.

Governor DeSantis has put 53 Counties under a state of emergency ahead of this potential tropical development

Highs in the low 90s are expected today, with a 60% chance of rain, mainly affecting inland areas.

We're not fooling around... Monday's forecast is fabulous

Egg-ceptional Easter Sunday weather continues into the evening

India’s Foreign Ministry says Qatar has freed eight retired Indian navy officers whose death sentences for alleged spying were commuted last year.

Locally heavy rainfall and the possibility of a severe weather threat have prompted a Weather Authority Alert for Saturday, possibly stretching into Sunday morning.

Rain showers are an annoyance but not overly problamatic morning- with some spots of drizzle or light showers returning by Friday evening.

Today gets windier with gusts to 30-35 along the coast.

We start the work week with warm days then comes a chill for Thanksgiving.

The hurricane will impact the area overnight into Wednesday.

Our heat ramps up as the three tropical systems wind down to just one.

After a big lull for much of late July and August, it appears the tropics will likely become more active.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has begun a three-stop tour of Persian Gulf states to raise trade and investment for Turkey’s floundering economy.

A quiet night locally, Hurricane Season kicks off with a storm

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the 2023 Gulf red snapper recreational season will be expanded from 57 to 70 days, the longest season since the state assumed management of red snapper. The season will include both a summer and fall season.

It is becoming likely that an area of low pressure will form in the Gulf of Mexico later this week.

When four Americans were kidnapped in the border city of Matamoros, authorities rescued the survivors after three days.

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

Beachgoers in Destin were in for a sight Tuesday morning along the Emerald Coast.

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.

Today has been a bit hazy with dusty Saharan air and this will suppress some storms. The drier location will be at the beaches and areas over Putnam and southern St. Johns counties. Rain will develop near the Gulf and track northeastward through north Florida this afternoon. Inland locations of Duval, Baker and the Suwannee River Valley should get storms that may last late into the evening, especially over southeast Georgia.

Florida anglers this year will have extra days to fish for Gulf red snapper under an expanded season.

We’re off to a damp start this morning as showers build over the Gulf and track east.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is flying to the Gulf state of Bahrain.

The U.S. Trade Representative's Office has filed the first environmental complaint against Mexico for failing to protect the critically endangered vaquita marina, the world's smallest porpoise.