Scattered storms return as weekend moisture increases

Storm risk eases as tropical depression drifts west

Humidity and high ‘feels like’ temps challenge outdoor plans

Rain is likely Sunday and early next week

Sea-breeze storms offer little relief from oppressive heat

Brief showers offer little relief from relentless summer conditions

Heat index climbs as storms threaten afternoon plans

Thunderstorms bring downpours, gusty wind and lightning to the region

Afternoon storms and gusty winds expected through Wednesday

Summer is a time for swimming, bike rides, and outdoor adventures, but it’s also one of the busiest seasons for emergency rooms treating injured children. Consumer Reports and child safety experts say a few simple precautions can help families enjoy a safer summer.

George Winterling’s legacy shapes how we measure summer heat

Thunderstorms expected to linger into the weekend

High risk for rip currents and high surf advisory at beaches

Fire Weather Watch issued as onshore winds increase and humidity drops

Elevated fire risk persists as dry spell continues across region

Temperature roller coaster continues next week

Every summer, one song emerges as the inescapable summer anthem.

Increasing rain chances through Labor Day

Increasing rain chances Labor Day weekend

Monitoring Tropical Storm Erin

Watching Tropical Storm Erin

The Perseid meteor shower is peaking soon.

Heat Warnings and advisories continue

Asurion talks about protecting your cell phone during the summer surge.

Soaring summer highs and humidity

Heat Advisories possible, tracking the Tropics

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.

As the temperatures climb and those vacation plans really start heating up, there’s another kind of activity on the rise, and it’s not the good kind. We’re talking about scammers. According to a new report from Forbes, criminals raked in a staggering one-point-seven billion dollars last year.

Weekend Forecast

Wet weather returns with the Gulf breeze

Tracking the tropics and your weekend forecast

Southwest wind and rain return

Where did the showers and storms go?

Spring will officially come to an end on Friday, June 20, as the summer solstice rises with the sun for over 14 hours, ushering in the start of summer. Summer officially begins at 10:42 p.m.

Broken record forecast

Triple digit heat with afternoon storms

Summer starts Friday

Wet pattern continues this weekend

Consumer Reports breaks down the best deals to help you make the most of your money this June.

The First Coast American Heart Association is urging individuals and families across the region to participate in National CPR and AED Awareness Week, observed from June 1-7.

With summer break just around the corner, some parents may let their kids stay up later than usual. However, that might not be such a good idea.

Hot and humid with afternoon storms

Midweek showers, storms

Humidity slowly increases this weekend

Hot and dry through the weekend

Much hotter weather is on the way

This year, there are three types of camps for your child to choose from, each available at several locations: technology camp, nature camp, and sports camp.

Weekend showers, storms

Warm and muggy

Where is the rain?

Feeling like summer without the afternoon storms

Wild Adventures Theme Park is hiring 300 new team members for the summer season.

Where is the rain?

Near record highs with sea breeze storms

As the summer of 2024 blazes on, Jacksonville finds itself in the grip of incessant heat with temperatures soaring to 90 degrees or higher for an unbroken stretch of 28 days and counting.

Summer’s here -- the season of beach days, poolside lounging, and outdoor adventures. While we relish these warm days, our kids’ hair often pays the price for our sun-soaked activities. Consumer Reports has some tips for keeping all types of hair happy in the sun.

New sub-variants of COVID-19 are spreading, at worst — sending people to emergency rooms, at the least -- forcing people to stay inside or wear masks outside.

If you’re feeling insecure about putting on a swimsuit this summer, you’re not alone, a lot of people worry about their appearance.

If you notice your hair or skin tends to feel more dry after swimming at the pool, chlorine from the water is likely to blame.

A well-known hotel located near the Main Beach Park access in Fernandina Beach has reopened after undergoing major renovations.

Now, some are questioning whether consumers are feeling fatigue from the post-pandemic live music boom.

Summer is upon us and the kids are out of school. What do we do to keep them occupied over the next few months. If you haven’t planned ahead, Jacksonville Mom has you covered. Megan Kilis dropped in to share cheap or free activities that will engage kids of all ages with a Summer Bucket List of things to do in Jacksonville and the surrounding communities. www.jacksonvillemom.com

Only half of Americans are planning a summer vacation.

FALA Spanish Summer Camp has been voted twice as the Jax Best winner for “Best Summer Camp.”

Feeling like Summer, For a Lucky Few Showers Too

It’s time to grow!

Say it isn’t so!

We know the toll summer’s heat can take on people and pets, but that’s not all. Consumer Reports says it can wreak havoc on your home, too.

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.

With summer temperatures in the upper 90s and feels-like temperatures in the triple digits, this summer has been one of the hottest on record. It would make sense for electric bills to rise along with the temperatures, but some consumers News4JAX spoke with say their bills have actually gone down.

Now this is the type of Kenergy I like to see!

After a couple of heat waves with highs soaring into the upper 90s, the city has yet to hit 100° this year. That’s because a lot of elements have to come together for the River City to enter triple digits.

America celebrates National Intern Day on the last Thursday in July. This year, it takes place on July 27. We are taking this opportunity to introduce you to our amazing summer interns.

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.

It has been a downright odd start to summer.

During the 2023 Florida Freedom Summer Sales Tax Holiday, you can purchase admissions to music events, sporting events, cultural events, state park annual passes, and fitness facilities, as well as certain boating and water activity supplies, camping supplies, and fishing supplies, exempt from sales tax.

Most of the rain is over for Jacksonville this evening. However, we are watching two bands that will continue in parts of the southern counties from Putnam to St. Johns late this afternoon and rain should last later into the evening across Georgia. The storms in Georgia could become briefly strong with gusty winds and heavy rain through 7 pm. The rain will move east out into the Atlantic while missing most of Duval tonight.

Summer is here and there is nothing better than kicking it in the backyard with your favorite friends and a few drinks, right?

Summer is here and there is nothing better than kicking it in the backyard with your favorite friends and a few drinks, right?

News4JAX talked with a local air conditioning company about the most common reasons A/C units fail — and what you can do to prevent them.

Summertime is a fun time, but it can also be a dangerous time when it comes to your health.

To stay safe, make sure you pick the right pair of sunglasses.

Construction for a new splash pad is well underway. According to the City of Jacksonville, the pad will be over 50 feet wide.

With gas prices approaching $5 in most locations, and quadruple the typical rate of inflation, many Americans are choosing more modest summer trips in 2022 or foregoing travel altogether.

Tuesday is “World Blood Donor Day,” which was created to help raise awareness about blood donations and to thank all those who donate blood.

Their summertime showcase is Shipwreck Island Water Park, featuring the Little St. Johns River and Typhoon Lagoon – a half-million-gallon wave pool, and 4Xtreme slides.

If you’re looking to get fit for summer, you may be wondering where to begin – especially with so many different dieting tips out there.

It’s no secret: Traveling by vehicle has gotten pretty pricy recently.

Summer will be here before you know it, and something that will be on the minds of many parents: Where do I send the kids?

The Beijing Winter Olympics open in four months — just six months after the Summer Games wrapped up in Tokyo.

A few more clouds are with us today but the heat is just the same today.

Somehow, summer 2021 has come to a close (hello, sad girl fall!), so we’re going to take a look back at all the major things that happened this summer that you probably already forgot about, because this summer went by way too fast.

There is a new trend sweeping the nation, and if you’ve never owned a pair, you probably just don’t get it yet.

While participating in the academy; teens will be able to learn about patrol operations, special operations including marine, agriculture, and motorcycle units, defensive tactics, forensics, and much more.

With Independence Day on the horizon, there will be plenty of celebrations and fireworks. While it might be a party for you, it’s not so much for your pets.

Summer will be here before we know it, and if you’re looking for a place for the kiddos, look no further than Smitty’s Camp, your choice for Jacksonville’s best summer camp.

Heat and strong winds also hit California and parts of the Pacific Northwest over the holiday weekend, triggering destructive wildfires. Snow fell in Colorado, Montana and Wyoming, where portions of Interstate 80 closed and forecasters predicted up to a foot (30 centimeters) in the mountains and temperatures in the teens (-7 Celsius) overnight. Several northern Utah school districts canceled classes, and officials warned people to stay inside if possible to avoid flying debris, downed power lines and other dangers. Several semitrailer trucks blew over on northern Utah highways. Freeze and frost warnings also were posted for parts of Montana, Idaho, Colorado, Nebraska, North Dakota and Minnesota.