JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Late evening storms have developed along the St. Johns River to I-75 (inland Florida). These are generally moderate but one or two may “pulse” into the severe category with gusty winds to 60 mph and hail to 1″.
A severe thunderstorm warning was issued until 9 p.m. for those along I-10 and west of I-75 and Lake City. Not near Jacksonville.
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The heat continues into the weekend, on Saturday we start out with mostly sunny skies and warm up into the mid 90s, with feels like temperatures topping out at 109°. We expect 60% chances for afternoon storms, firing up around 2p.m. in our I-95 counties and drifting southward to include Clay & Putnam counties in the rain.
Sunday will be equally as hot, topping out at 96°, but the storms that fire up will be more limited, meaning you could stay dry on Sunday.
Monday starts out mostly sunny and turns hot, warming up to 96°, with 50% chances to see scattered afternoon storms.
Tuesday through Thursday look similar, with sunny starts, hot afternoons in the mid 90s, and 50-60% chances to see afternoon storms.