Jacksonville prepares as Atlantic storms Hurricane Gabrielle, Tropical Storm Humberto, and a new disturbance are monitored. Expect rising temperatures and possible coastal impacts.
Jacksonville's forecast features a late September heatwave with feels-like temps near 100, morning fog slowing commutes, and updates on Hurricane Gabrielle and rip current risk.
A humid and steamy day is ahead for Jacksonville with afternoon storms, high heat, and a high rip current risk for local beaches, with an eye on tropical developments in the Atlantic.
Jacksonville continues to face widespread storms and traffic hazards with more rain in the forecast, moderated temperatures, and growing attention on the tropics, according to News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner.
Afternoon heat and pop-up showers are expected for Jacksonville, with storm chances and high feels-like temperatures. News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down what to expect as the summer pattern continues.
Jacksonville is facing another round of heavy rain, thunderstorm activity, flash flood risk—especially in southern Georgia—and high heat index values, according to News4JAX's latest forecast.
Jacksonville braces for dangerous heat with 'feels like' temperatures in the hundreds, pop-up storms, and flash flooding risks, according to Meteorologist Katie Garner and The Weather Authority.
Jacksonville is under an extreme heat warning until 7 p.m., with temperatures expected to climb into the hundreds and a feels-like temperature up to 113 degrees. Learn what to expect and how to stay safe as conditions may improve with possible weekend showers.
Jacksonville is under a heat advisory with high temperatures expected to reach up to 97 degrees and a heat index as high as 108. News4JAX meteorologist Mark Collins says the weekend brings mostly dry weather, with very limited chance of rain.
The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued a Heat Advisory for Northeast Florida beginning at noon through 6 p.m. due to the heat indices expected to reach 110 degrees in some areas.
Jacksonville faces extreme heat and periods of heavy rain as The Weather Authority forecasts high temperatures and stormy conditions throughout the week.
Jacksonville and coastal areas get a break from triple digit heat, but heat index values are expected to remain in the mid-90s, according to the latest News4JAX forecast.
The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory in the Suwannee Valley where the max Heat Index could range between 108-110.
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.
