Flood Watch for SE Georgia, Nassau, Duval until 2 AM

Take a poncho for light rain if you are heading to the pre-season game

Another afternoon of stormy weather is forecast, bringing additional heavy rainfall to areas that already received 3-5 inches of rain on Saturday.

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

Sunshine and frigid temperatures remain before a warm up

The overnight storms will continue throughout the morning and into the early afternoon before moving out of our area.

Above average temperatures for the first half of the week before dropping back to normal

The Armed Forces Veterans Run Foundation was established this year to protect and provide support for the Armed Forces Tribridge 10K challenge and Veterans 5K road race.

Plenty of fun to be had this weekend!

Rainy conditions as early as 11:00 this morning along the NE Florida coast before moving inland after lunchtime. Heavy downpours and gusty winds could be associated with this system.

Plenty of sun and heat today! Plan accordingly.

Temperatures remain in the upper 80s while rain chances linger for the afternoon

Expect gusty winds and heavy rainfall after 5-6 p.m. that could last until 10 p.m. The strongest storms will be along I-10 and areas to the south. That round will fade late overnight but more is in store.

Storms will be a factor throughout your Friday

After a mixed bag of weather, a mild night is most welcomed

Wet, windy weather on the way

Say goodbye (for now) to near-record highs

Spring is in full bloom today!

Enjoy your SUNday forecast before it's partially gone tomorrow

More rain on the way overnight, temperatures start to drop Monday afternoon

The warmth from today is being replaced by rain and cooler temperatures

Julia Gulia is a band out of Jacksonville, Florida who has been playing music in NE Florida and Georgia for the past 6 years.

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

Hey y’all happy Sunday!!NOW: Thick clouds this morning has kept morning temperatures a but more mild than forecast, therefore frost advisories have been cancelled across NE Florida but continue in SE GA. Temperatures this morning only dropped into the low 40s region wide with some upper 30s across SE ga with mostly cloudy skies. TODAY: Clouds will slowly clear today leading to sunny skies and afternoon highs will reach the upper 50s to low 60s. Winds from the north between 5-10 MPH. MONDAY: As the skies clear tomorrow morning temperatures will drop into the upper 30s to low 40s. Scattered showers will move into the area Monday morning then more widespread showers and thunderstorms will spread across the area in the evening into Tuesday. Severe weather is not expected at this time with these storms. Afternoon highs will warm back up near normal in the low to mid 60s under mostly cloudy skies. REST OF THE WEEK: After Tuesday arctic air moves into the area where overnight lows into Wednesday will drop into the upper 20s to low 30s region wide. Afternoon highs will reach the upper 40s to 50s. Rain chances once again Thursday night into Friday,

Our brief pause in the rain will end as the weather turns wet Friday afternoon and evening.

Showers quickly moved out of the area in time for the morning commute and the sunshine is out and shining!

A freeze warning is in effect for inland areas from 11 P.M. tonight until 8 A.M. Wednesday.

Less than seasonal highs under cloudy skies as the northeast wind continues to blow.

Today, we can expect to see mostly sunny and dry conditions with highs in the mid to upper 80s.

Excessive Heat Looms over NE FL and SE GA

Isolated Storms move through as low pressure moves along the coast

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Today brings more rounds of showers and thunderstorms across the area.

Two systems helped move dry air back into the area, pushing back the likely start of our more active weather pattern.

Saturday evening cools down with calm winds

Many cities in Florida and Goergia are having their hottest start to the calendar year including areas in Duval county.

JobLink USA is hosting a football-themed career kickoff hiring event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Embassy Suites Conference Center in Baymeadows.

Florida is known for having some of the best fishing in the world. You don’t have to travel far here in Jacksonville to find some great spots, however having a good guide can make all the difference in the world. I recently met up with Captain Fred Rounsaville.  He has been fishing the waters of NE Florida for over 25 years specializing in light tackle inshore and near shore fishing.

Need plans this weekend?

News4Jax has compiled a list of where fireworks will be launched near you.

Join us Saturday April 24th 8:00am  at the Orange Park City Hall as we kick off the inaugural Run for Hope 5K.

Today stays dry but as clouds filter in this evening rain will develop Saturday with a cool and breezy couple days. Tonight, elevated northeast winds at the coast around 10-15 keep temps from falling below the upper 50s while inland lows will be in the upper 40s°. The bulk of the rain impacts only Northeastern Florida staying south of Georgia. Best timing will be in the mid day/afternoon but some spotty showers may briefly be possible during the morning. Temperatures will be in the 60s over the weekend with lows from the mid 30s to the upper 40s.

A tornado watch until 10 pm has been issued for NE Florida and SE Georgia for the potential for severe strorms capable of triggering tornadoes. Latest radar loop shows isolated storms increasing across portion of northern Florida, with the most severe being across Putnam County exhibiting updraft rotation. It is expected for severe storms to lift northward through the late afternoon and early evening. One regime should emanate northeast across north Florida with a primary risk for a couple tornadoes and locally damaging winds. The second regime should spread east-northeast from southeast Alabama and the Florida Panhandle with a few tornadoes and damaging winds as the primary hazards.

Were off to a mild start in the upper 60s low 70s with some scattered showers moving on shore and staying east of the I-95 corridor. Our chance for scattered storms will increase later this morning into the afternoon. Ahead of the rain the National Weather Service has issued at Flash Flood Watch starting at 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. tonight. Sunday will bring another below average day in the 80s with a 50% chance for scattered showers. Rain sticks around Monday before we start to dry out on Tuesday through the rest of the week.