Big heat small storms

The heat will be the big story for days as the feels like index is breaking above 105 degrees during the afternoon. A weak sea breeze is not making it much past the St. Johns river keeping the temps blazing over interior parts of north Florida.

A Heat Advisory has been issued for I-10 north, across southeast Georgia from 11 a.m. through 7 p.m. Afternoon highs and humidity will combine for Feels Like temperatures reaching 105 to 109 degrees across northeast Florida, 107 to 111 for southeast Georgia today.

Storms are over central Georgia and will track southward which is why a severe thunderstorm watch is up until 8 pm. Outside the watch, thunderstorms will be unlikely with only isolated activity into the evening.

Some rain is possible in the morning along the coast. The flow will switch to the northeast pushing any showers westward through Wednesday afternoon. Tomorrow will be the hottest day breaking above 95 inland and we will likely be under another heat advisory.

Temps stay in the low to mid 90s all week with rain chances around 30% into the weekend.