The Rain Moves Out, The Cold Moves In

Bundle Up, The Wind is Trying to Steal your Heat

Breezy with Cooler Temperatures

Umbrellas to Jackets, A Chilly Breeze is on the Way

Fall Temperatures Return and We are Still Watching the Caribbean

Your Fall forecast includes Flip-Flops and the Tropics

Cooler and Breezy Days Ahead, Flooding Continues

Despite an end to the rain, gusty winds remain into late Sunday evening with slightly below-average temperatures

Warm this weekend then a seasonal shift

Breezy and Warm Leading to a Football Weekend

Sunglasses to umbrellas, breezy, variable clouds, slight chance of showers

We all felt the breeze and saw some clouds, others had a soggy Saturday

As a cold front pushes through. drier air will settle in with minimal rain chances. Breezy for Saturday with a couple of clouds inland, but mostly sunny at the beaches. Highs willl be in the

Sunny skies, a cool breeze and open windows. Clear skies with light wind tonight. Near seasonal afternoon highs continue tomorrow with breezy conditions, especially along our coastal counties. Rain chances return late Friday.

Increasing clouds tonight with showers tomorrow.  Above normal temperatures continue through Friday.  Scattered showers arriving Friday, after the morning commute.  The ride back home will not be as dry.  Breezy, chilly start to the weekend.

The first day of Winter brings a wet start to your Wednesday.  For some it’s a soggy start under cloudy skies with less than seasonal temperatures today.  Breezy at times with a spotty chance of showers through the day, this evening.  Warmer with showers continuing Thursday before turning much colder this weekend.

Depending on where you are right now it’s mostly sunny or mostly cloudy.  Skies will eventually become partly cloudy as the northeasterly wind increases.  The onshore flow could bring a few showers to our coastal counties.  Seasonal temperatures today will give way to warmer weekend temperatures with coastal showers.

Partly sunny skies to partly cloudy skies with decreasing wind.  Clear skies and cool temperatures overnight.  Mild weekend weather.  Flooding along our area rivers continues with higher levels during high tide.

Breezy again this afternoon with a slight chance of afternoon showers.  High Surf and a High Risk of Rip Currents continue through late tomorrow.  Becoming partly cloudy with the chance of showers increasing late this afternoon and overnight tonight.

Mostly sunny and breezy with cloudy skies developing late followed by scattered showers, storms overnight through Saturday afternoon. Breezy and warm Saturday with clearing skies through the day. Sunny, cool and breezy for Mother’s Day.

Partly cloudy with near seasonal temperatures.  The sea breeze is on the move and will bring a slight chance of showers this afternoon as it pushes across northeast Florida.  Breezy, especially along our beaches, where swimmers will have to be cautious due to high Rip Current risks.

A warm start to the workweek.  Near seasonal morning temperatures will be followed by above normal afternoon highs.  Breezy under partly cloudy skies as the onshore flow continues.  The sea breeze could spark a shower or two near and along Highway 301 to I-75 late this afternoon.

A terrific Tuesday under sunny skies.  Breezy and cool today with NNW wind 10-15 mph.  Afternoon highs today will be 7-11 degrees cooler than seasonal averages.  Clear skies with a light breeze tonight.  Breezy and sunny conditions continue as the wind turns onshore.

Happy Monday! Partly cloudy skies continue over the River City as we wait for a passing cold front. Clearing skies tonight with cooler overnight lows. Less than seasonal temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday.

A warm start to the week with much needed rain returning.  Our yards and gardens are parched with the current deficit around 3.5 inches since January 1.   Near record highs with increasing southwesterly wind this afternoon.  A slight chance of showers will develop Tuesday with increasing rain chances through the week.

Happy Fri-yay! It keeps getting better and warmer. Breezy under blue skies with pleasant temperatures. Another day to let Mother Nature’s magic inside.

Tonight temps will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s with cloudy skies.

Cloudy skies with showers this morning, turning to widespread rainfall this afternoon, evening.  Rain will turn to showers overnight as windy conditions develop Wednesday.  Breezy and cloudy with scattered coastal showers through Thursday.

Sunny, cool and breezy today with near seasonal highs.  Clear under bright moonlit skies tonight.  Patchy frost possible for inland southeast Georgia Friday morning.

Not super cold air, but a chill returns and on Tuesday we will struggle to see highs get out of the 50s. Sunny and chilly! Wake up temperatures in the 40s. Afternoon highs in the 50s, Breezy, NE 15-20 mph.

Breezy under cloudy skies with less than seasonal temperatures.  Cloudy skies continue tonight with shower spreading across our area early Friday morning.  A developing nor’easter will impact our area Friday and Saturday with the strongest effects along our beaches and rivers.

Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies this afternoon as highs remain below seasonal averages.  Breezy northeast wind will keep a chill in the air.  Partly cloudy overnight then clearing early Tuesday.

Passing clouds as the onshore wind continues. A beautiful way to stay hello to the unofficial start of summer.

Breezy with near seasonal temperatures under partly cloudy skies.

What a dreary and chilly day. At least the rain is gone but it will take a bit longer for the clouds to clear. Eventually the dampness will fade this evening as skies clear after sunset.  Temperatures have not budged today from the 60s. Look for them to dive into the 50s inland and lower 60s near the coast.

Breezy, dry and warm pattern continues.

Last of our dry days this week

(AP Photo/David McFadden, File)WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – A Florida city has fired a top information technology manager for smoking marijuana even though he been authorized by his doctor to use it legally for medical reasons. West Palm Beach fired Jason McCarty, its deputy chief of information technology, after a urine test found marijuana in his system — something he told them before the test that they would find. Florida voters overwhelmingly approved a measure legalizing medical marijuana in 2016. AdIn 2019, the city revised page 13 of its 15-page employee drug-use policy to read, “The use of marijuana by city employees, including medical marijuana, with or without a prescription, is prohibited." “He’s not trying to be a medical marijuana martyr,” Cormican said.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Today was hot and sunny, temperatures varies from the upper 70s in Georgia to the upper 80s in Florida. Overnight the storms will progress very slowly further south, into Northeastern Florida, weakening in intensity throughout the night. We expect rainfall totals to be between half an inch of rain and an inch and a half, with the heaviest rain over inland Southeastern Georgia. Saturday will be sunny and chilly, topping out in the upper 50s with a northeasterly wind around 10 mph. Temperatures will be mild, around 70° with sunny skies and low chances for showers.

She’s a descendant of the legendary singer Lena Horne, and she performed at a new jazz club in San Marco Saturday night. The owner of that club, Breezy’s Jazz, which officially opened Thursday, said Saturday was an exciting night for her, as she’s working hard to keep jazz alive in Jacksonville. “Failure was not an option, so we just did whatever we needed to do to keep it moving.”AdJeffers credits jazz music to the survival of the African-American woman. I want to keep jazz alive, so that’s why we created Breezy Jazz House,” she said. Breezy’s is partnering with different organizations in the community, one of which is providing scholarships for children through jazz music.

Heavy rains followed by an extended drought, an increase in local consumption and a drop in the number of marijuana farmers have caused a shortage in the island’s famed but largely illegal market that experts say is the worst they’ve seen. “It’s a cultural embarrassment,” said Triston Thompson, chief opportunity explorer for Tacaya, a consulting and brokerage firm for the country's nascent legal cannabis industry. Jamaica, which foreigners have long associated with pot, reggae and Rastafarians, authorized a regulated medical marijuana industry and decriminalized small amounts of weed in 2015. “It destroyed everything,” said Daneyel Bozra, who grows marijuana in the southwest part of Jamaica, in a historical village called Accompong founded by escaped 18th-century slaves known as Maroons. But farmers and activists say weed sold via legal dispensaries known as herb houses is out of reach for many given that it still costs five to 10 times more than pot on the street.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Freeze Warning is in effect for most of our area tonight into Wednesday morning, including area beaches. Everyone needs to take precautions to protect their pets and plants, in addition to heating their homes safely. Expect afternoon temperatures in the cool low 60s under partly cloudy skies. Friday wins the Best Day of the Week Award, we will wake up in the mid 40s and warm up into the low 70s under partly cloudy skies. We clear out and cool back down into the chilly zone on Monday, waking up in the mid 30s and warming up into the crisp low 50s.

Below normal temperatures today will feel cooler as north wind blows in at 15 - 20 mph with gusts to 25 mph then decreasing to 10-15 mph later today. Calm conditions tonight with much of the area expected to see frost by early Friday morning. Inland freeze, frost likely. Afternoon highs in the 50s across southeast Georgia, 50s to low 60s across northeast Florida. Looking ahead: Frost possible inland early Saturday, warmer Sunday with showers developing late.

Today: Cloudy, breezy and cool with scattered showers, 20-30 percent from I-95 to the beaches. Afternoon highs in the upper 50s to low 60s across southeast Georgia, 60s to low 70s across inland NE FL with 60s along our beaches. Wind NE 10-20 mph, higher gusts. Wednesday: Scattered showers with storms possible, 50-70 percent. Cloudy skies with highs in the upper 50s to 60s across southeast Georgia and northeast Florida.