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Today is National Pet Day! And we want to see the non-human members of your family -- whether they’re four-legged, furry, feathered or fearsome.

We want to show off some of our News4Jax Insiders holiday decorations!

Chances are pretty good that if you looked up at about 6:12 p.m. on Thursday, you caught a glimpse of what appeared to be a fireball in the sky.

The clouds definitely crashed the party in the sky.

It’s just like the saying: Red sky at night, sailors’ delight. Red sky at morning, sailors take warning.

A waterspout was spotted off Amelia Island on Fernandina Beach Monday morning.

We are celebrating by sharing your fur-bulous pup pics all day long.

We want to see your student’s back-to-school photos!

It’s a stormy evening in Northeast Florida.

The National Weather Service on Wednesday confirmed that a possible waterspout was captured on video near Green Cove Springs over the St. Johns River.

We want to see how you’re spending Mother’s Day.

Sunny and seasonal this afternoon. A nice breeze off of the Atlantic will keep beaches a little cooler while inland areas warm into the 80s. Tonight, clear skies will make for perfect moom viweing. If you click some pics, please share them on SnapJax.

National Volunteer Week kicks off on April 18 and we want to give you a head start on your Positively Jax efforts.

Wednesday, April 7, is a fun way to find and learn some information about your “safe place” when difference forms of severe weather threats arise.

We want to see how you’re celebrating Easter.

The last photo on her phone before the pandemic declaration was taken at 4:32 p.m. March 10. “We are here having a beer at Tubala Rasa Brewing Company,” Blanton said of his last pre-pandemic image. SLIDESHOW: Here are our last memories before our lives changed🗓 3.11.20📸 9:22 AM - A morning walk. Bob Ellis, the vice president and general manager of WJXT/WCWJ, said his last photo before the pandemic hit was from a vacation at the beach with his family. She said it was the last picture she took on her phone before we all started wearing masks in public.

I noticed a fine dusting of yellow pollen on my car after the noon show Tuesday. I checked our SnapJax page and yep -- pollen pictures were starting to pop up everywhere. I reached for an allergy pill and sighed... Spring pollen season has begun. Rain can clear the air from the problematic pollen, but high winds associated with storms can hurt more than help. This is merely the beginning of our Spring pollen season.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – You’ve regularly seen us sharing your photos and video of the beauty of our community, cute pets, holiday decorations and breaking news shard on StormPins via our weather app or on News4Jax.com. Since we’re regularly using it for more than severe weather, sunrises and rainbows, we’ve outgrown the StormPins name. SnapJax simply expands the brand to encourage you to use beyond weather photos. When severe weather hits, alert others with pins of stormy weather or storm damage. The News4Jax team and our meteorologist will be watching what photos and video come in and we’ll share the best on air and online.