The calm after the storms Thunderstorms sweep across the area again tomorrow
. (.)
Now: Quiet, cooler and calm.
Tonight: A mild night as skies slowly become partly cloudy.
Thursday: Scattered showers with storms along the Gulf Coast sea breeze, 60-70 percent. Morning lows in the 70s to low 80s. Afternoon highs in the 90s, Feels Like temperatures up to 104-106 degrees. Locally heavy rainfall is possible.
Looking ahead: Scattered showers and storms are expected through the weekend.
Tropics: Quiet for the next 7 days.
Sunrise: 6:37 a.m.
Sunset: 8:29 p.m.
Copyright 2024 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved.
About the Author Richard Nunn headshot
Richard Nunn is the Weather Authority Chief Meteorologist
What is Florida's No-fault law? Man dies after being pulled from retention pond at San Pablo apartment complex JTA CEO Nat Ford says farewell as council liaison pushes to cut autonomous vehicle program St. Johns County homebuilder sentenced to 5 years in prison for construction fraud Jaguars safety Antonio Johnson on hosting his 1st youth camp this off-season 👀🏈 #DUUUVAL Sights and Sounds from the 1st day of Jaguars Training Camp Chris Rodriguez Jr. talks Liam Coen being the same coach as he has been since their Kentucky days Kicks for the Kids: Delivering donated shoes for the annual back-to-school giveaway One of the best things you can do before a storm is understand your insurance coverage 🌀 Mobile learning lab brings hands-on skilled trade career demos to Jacksonville-area students Eager fans join the fun as Jaguars training camp kicks off at Miller Electric Center Fewer crashes, but more deaths: JSO explains troubling trend on Jacksonville roads Family of woman stabbed to death forgives accused killer, hold vigil for their loved one ‘Stand for Service Act’ could tie some city incentives to hiring veterans, military spouses Neighbor calls for greater gun safety vigilance after JSO says 2-year-old accidentally shot himself Learn construction skills, earn industry-recognized credentials with the GoodTrades Program Derelict boats cost Florida taxpayers millions — and boaters say removal takes too long Clay County ‘super-speeder’ charged with going 105 mph with child in car Dangerous Heat: Another advisory in place Tuesday until 8 p.m. Sign up now for 2026 Kicks for the Kids shoe giveaway Previous video Next video
