Weather

Patchy fog in areas that received a decent amount of rainfall yesterday will burn off by 8 a.m. Expect more clouds than sun on your Saturday as deep-wealth of moisture continues to spread out through the Florida peninsula. We'll hold rain and storms chances at the 50% today as the typical-summer like downpours are expected to develop starting this afternoon last through the evening. Today highs will be in the low 90s with heat indices in the low triple digits.

Models show that areas near I-75 could see spotted storm development as early as noon, that moisture will continue to push into the southeastern portions of Georgia through the early afternoon. The sea breeze will ignite storms along I-95 as early 4 p.m., increasing chances for northeastern Florida for the late afternoon.

So, expect our eastern coastal zones to stay dry through morning into the early afternoon, then there's a significant chance throughout the late afternoon and evening that our beaches may experience heavy rain and lighting. The rip current risk is low for both today and tomorrow. However, Sunday gives way to slightly lower rain chances and appears to be better outdoor day of the weekend.

So far, a decent amount of cloud cover (partly to mostly is expected for Monday afternoon around 2:45 p.m. when the eclipse appears locally in northeastern Florida, yet rain chances are only at 20-30%. Fingers crossed that will see more breaks in clouds than not. Remember you can always check out all of the photos and add your own on the eclipse section of StormPins.