Jacksonville faces another round of hot weather while Tropical Storm Erin develops in the Atlantic. The latest forecasts from News4JAX’s The Weather Authority indicate Erin is likely to stay east of Florida, with daytime highs remaining in the mid-90s and minimal rain chances this week.

Jacksonville is facing a stretch of near-100 degree temperatures with only slim rain chances this weekend, according to News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner with The Weather Authority’s Exact Track 4D. Learn safety tips and what to expect in the days ahead.

Stay informed as severe weather alerts indicate potential storms and heatwave conditions with temperatures nearing records.

Get ready for a heatwave with near record highs and beach warnings in Jacksonville. Stay updated with The Weather Authority.

Stay informed about changing weather conditions, including a coming heat wave and fading showers.

No way around it, it's hot. We are breaking records with the heat. And, it will continue through the weekend and even into Monday when Duval County students return to school.

After days of excessive heat, JEA is reporting a system peak for energy usage reaching 2,869 megawatts on Tuesday. JEA's all-time system peak for summer was set on August 7, 2007, reaching 2,937 megawatts.

It's been so hot lately that Jacksonville has opened its cooling centers to help people with no air conditioning a chance to cool down.

Another day, another heat advisory. Since the end of June, Jacksonville has seen temperatures in the upper 90s, with heat indexes in the 100s. Meteorologists say Friday could see triple digit temperatures. Brutal.

Since the end of June, temperatures have been in the upper 90s, with heat index in the 100s. People are staying cool by staying inside. And that may mean you have to drop the temp on your AC, but that will affect your JEA bill.

Everything is not as it seems.