JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – We saw an afternoon round of storms fire up and bring us another quarter to half of an inch of rain on op of what we’ve seen over the past few days. The storms should push offshore or fade after 9p.m, with the latest rain lingering in Southeastern Georgia. We are left with a muggy night under mostly cloudy skies, with overnight lows in the mid 70s.
Tuesday starts to feel like a wetter version of our more normal weather pattern. Expect to wake up dry, with mostly cloudy skies and warm up into the upper 80s. It will be sticky and humid, with southwest winds around 7 mph. Expect widespread showers and thunderstorms, mainly between 2-6p.m. We will see around a tenth of an inch of rain on average, with some thunderstorms producing heavier rain.
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Wednesday looks similar, waking up in the mid 70s to mostly cloudy skies and then warming to near 90 degrees. Expect widespread storms to fire up after 2p.m.
Thursday we start to change our wet weather pattern slightly. We wake up to the sun peeking between the clouds and warming us up to around 90°. After 2p.m. less widespread showers and thunderstorms will fire up.
Friday we start to feel drier, waking up in the low 70s under partly cloudy skies. Expect more limited chances for afternoon storms, we expect the beaches to be dry, but especially along the sea breeze over inland counties we will see a few storms fire up.
The weekend looks nice, but hot. Expect to wake up in the low 70s, warm up to around 90°, with 30% chances for isolated afternoon storms.