Warmer Tuesday, Wetter Wednesday and then it Gets Cold

Rafael Heads toward the Gulf, Windy with Rounds of Rain

Weekend Rain, Chances increase in the Gulf for Tropical Development

A driver died Monday afternoon in a multi-car crash at Northwest Centurion Court and U.S. 90 that left traffic snarled for hours on U.S. 90 and I-75, the Lake City Police said.

The Track Shifts West, Effects will be Felt Locally

Tracking the Tropics, Helene takes aim on the Gulf Coast

A beautiful day locally, but the Gulf is heating up, and we've got a storm on the horizon.

A beautiful day locally, but the Gulf is heating up, and we've got a storm on the horizon.

A beautiful day locally, but the Gulf is heating up, and we've got a storm on the horizon.

Breezy with Showers and Cooler Temperatures

Tracking our summertime storms and the tropics

Isolated storms begin in inland counties during the day before moving to the coastal

Storms slowly fade out tonight targeting areas around I-75 to Highway 301. Heavier rain in Duval earlier is over for the evening.

Our daily storm pattern has backed off tonight and it will stay on the low side Saturday

Our daily storm coverage will back off a bit tomorrow and Saturday.

Showers, Storms and your Independence Day Celebration

The heat continues -- Father’s Day and Summertime on the horizon!

A Hot Week Ahead with Needed Rain on the Way

Temperatures rise into upper 80s, low 90s

Another Spring-like weather day on deck for your Sunday!

Normal is back! Feeling more like Spring warmth vs Summer heat

A woman in Alachua County is dead and a 3-month-old infant was hospitalized after striking a large tree off I-75, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

Strong to isolated severe storms possible tonight

A 22-year-old man is dead after striking a tree in Alachua County, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

It's Cinco de Mayo! Don't let the rain ruin your Sunday.

Warm and wet Wednesday for some, Looking ahead to the Weekend

We're not fooling around... Monday's forecast is fabulous

The heaviest round of rain and storms will move in late Wednesday night through late morning Thursday. Skies will begin clearing before sunset on Thursday.

From rays of sun to rounds of rain

Lake City troopers and Traffic Homicide investigators are currently working on two separate fatal crashes in Hamilton County on Interstate 75 Saturday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

A quick moving cold front and squall line will push through the area this afternoon with the worst of the weather expected between noon and 6 p.m.

Windshield wipers and wet roads for Christmas Day travels

After a dry week, showers and storms return

A 63-year-old man died Monday morning after he walked across I-75 in Marion County and was struck by two tractor-trailers, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Are you thinking about the weekend? Me too

Roasting Like a Kenny Rogers Chicken

Thunderstorms will impact SE Georgia and Northeast Florida

The crash happened around the 391-mile marker.

A beautiful day outdoors turns stormy for the afternoon

Michigan State Police sprung into action on Sunday when they got word about a runaway cow that might head into traffic along I-75 in Oakland County near Detroit.

Heat and mostly sunny skies today.

Finally Friday and Mother's Day weekend

Showers and storms developing with afternoon heat

Two dead after cab overturns

Isolated, scattered storms develop Saturday afternoon

Partly cloudy skies, a few showers today, this weekend

Weather Authority Alert Day due to rain, storms

It will be the third location in Florida, joining other locations in Daytona Beach and St. Johns County.

Sunday temperatures drop near the mid 60s by midnight, with calm winds and mostly clear skies.

The Florida Highway Patrol and work crews are working on I-75 Northbound in Marion County where a tractor-trailer traveling north struck and damaged the SW 66 Street overpass near the 347-mile marker.

Here comes the rain!

The Florida Highway Patrol said Tuesday that troopers continue to investigate a “chain reaction of collisions” early New Year’s Day in Columbia County that involved nearly two dozen vehicles and left three people dead.

Sunday evening temperatures begin to drop into the mid to low 40s.

The lack of rain continues to take its toll across the region, and dry conditions are now expanding eastward.

A foggy start then mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies with near seasonal temperatures.  Mist and drizzle this morning will lead to a mainly dry afternoon with a slight chance of showers along our southern zones and near and along I-75.  Becoming partly cloudy tonight with patchy fog inland.  Warmer afternoon highs through the week.

Sunny and warmer this afternoon. First, we have to deal with some patchy fog. Temperatures will be above normal today under sunny skies with a light northeasterly breeze. Clouds increase late tonight as a cold front pushes through the area Wednesday.

Coastal county showers, near and along I95, will be possible around noon as the sea breeze moves inland.  These will continue to push inland with the highest chances and most coverage between I-75 and Highway 301.  Some storms could become strong to isolated severe through sunset.

Four children, including an infant, and an adult were seriously injured Monday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 75 in Alachua County, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

Most of the rain is over for Jacksonville this evening. However, we are watching two bands that will continue in parts of the southern counties from Putnam to St. Johns late this afternoon and rain should last later into the evening across Georgia. The storms in Georgia could become briefly strong with gusty winds and heavy rain through 7 pm. The rain will move east out into the Atlantic while missing most of Duval tonight.

Afternoon scattered showers and storms will track toward the metro areas from the Highway 301 corridor.

Rain and storms have backed down today as much of the area is dealing with extra heat and drier air. Isolated storms will quickly move through this afternoon with a 20% chance for rain.

Scattered inland showers are kicking through this afternoon moving to the northeast and will work towards the coast.  Clay Putnam and St. Johns get wet early this afternoon with rain early this evening over Duval.  Most showers will fade away after 7 tonight except in southern Georgia which could last longer this evening. Lows will drop into the middle 70s with partly cloudy skies.

Near seasonal afternoon highs under partly cloudy skies.  Scattered showers with storms will develop this afternoon, along the sea breeze, just west of I-95.  Mother Nature will display her fireworks as early as noon with some lingering between Highway 301 to I-75 through 9 p.m. Mild overnight with patchy fog forming in areas that receive rain.

Overnight lows will be seasonal in the upper 60s low 70s.

The sea breeze has fired up and the coast is getting gusts over 20 mph helping to hold down any heat advisories today except for Alachua and Columbia counties through 7 pm.

We’ll see a better chance for afternoon showers and storms later today.

An active sea breeze will carry showers and storms, between I-75 and Highway 301/US1, mainly after 2 pm.  Some showers may drift toward I-95 late afternoon, evening as the sea breeze weakens.  Remember and honor those who have paid the ultimate price to afford us our freedoms, today and every day.

A cold front will sink southeast today bringing showers and storms to the area starting around sunrise and lasting through the day.

Severe storms have ended around the area after several reports of hail and high winds.

Most of us have been hot and dry today but some rain is expected this evening near Highway 301. Storms and showers could last until 11 p.m. over inland locations toward I-75.

Clear, cool and refreshing.  No, I’m not talking about frosty malt beverages.  It’s your finally Friday forecast.  Becoming breezy as afternoon temperatures remain a couple degrees below normal for this time of year.  Enjoy them while they last.

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.

Severe Weather Alert from 6am - 10am. A strong cold front will push through area early tomorrow with wind, hail and tornadoes possible with numerous thunderstorms.

Bubbles always “pop” and our weather bubble will do so in a couple of days. The good news is that instead of “popping” with a bang, we will more likely just fizzle out.

Patchy fog under overcast skies will start the day.  A warm afternoon with near record highs today.  Inland showers possible, near and along I-75 and west of Ware county in southeast Georgia.  Cloudy, smoke-filled skies tonight as we ring in the New Year.

Near record highs with a slight chance of showers near and along I-75. Partly cloudy and warm today with above normal temperatures through the start of the New Year. A cold front will move through Sunday with scattered showers, storms.

All lanes of Interstate 75 near High Springs were blocked for about four hours Thursday after a car chase led to a foot pursuit, during which a gun was fired, according to the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office.

Seasonal and sun-sational this afternoon.  Cloudy skies roll in tonight with rain starting early Thursday morning followed by the front and strong to isolated severe storms possible afternoon, evening.  Thursday will be a Weather Alert day to keep you ahead of the storms.

Scattered to numerous showers and storms will develop and spread across northeast Florida, southeast Georgia, this afternoon.  Based on the afternoon update, the best chances will be near and along Highway 301 to I-75.  The unsettled pattern continues...

A hot and humid day with afternoon showers, storms.  Tropical rain with showers, storms return Wednesday as the remnants of Ida move north.

We’ll stay mostly clear overnight with lows dropping into the mid to low 70s.

Mainly dry under partly cloudy skies.

Deep tropical moisture remains in place bringing another day with scattered showers, storms.  Shower and thunderstorm activity move across I-75, leading toward I-95 this afternoon, evening.

The summer pattern returns with onshore wind and afternoon showers, storms hitching a ride on the Atlantic sea breeze.  The onshore flow will add to the storm instability this afternoon.  The east coast and gulf coast sea breezes will converge near highway 301 to I-75 mainly after 2pm.  Activity will begin near I95, between noon and 2pm, then move inland through the remainder of the afternoon.  This activity will diminish this evening with loss of heating.

That same pesky front that's drenched us for days will slowly lift northward into southeast Georgia this afternoon, but we won't dry out until the weekend.

The heat continues with scattered showers and storms expected this afternoon, some linger through late tonight.

The wet weather pattern continues for northeast FL today with scattered showers, storms will develop around noon near and along I-75 then moving east.  Strong to isolated severe storms possible through Friday.  Coverage will Increase as the showers, storms approach I-95 where it will merge with the Atlantic sea breeze.

Isolated storms today with partly cloudy skies.  Seasonal temperatures continue with a light onshore flow.  Showers possible with the best chance of showers, storms along our NE FL coastal counties through midday.

A weak front will move into the area from the west-northwest today and mainly push into Northeast FLorida, providing the added lift with the afternoon heating.

Isolated showers and storms are on the move. These will form near and along the St. Johns and continue to travel inland. Scattered showers and storms will then develop near and along I-75. The lingering drier airmass across SE GA will result in less coverage of showers this afternoon/evening.

Less than seasonal temperatures will rain spreads inland.

Six inmates are recovering in the hospital after a transport van crashed on a Florida highway.

A late day start to mainly inland showers and storms.  Feels like temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s.

Storms are developing west of the St. Johns river but expect the majority to affect jst a few areas and remain brief. Clay and western Duval will see the rain track into Baker county this afternoon.

Happy Sunday! This afternoon we’ve seen highs in the upper 80s low 90s with winds picking up out of the southeast 10-15 mph.

Tuesday afternoon was a busy one in Northern Clay and St. Johns counties, where Middleburg to Fruit Cove who saw more than an inch of rain. There was a report of a house fire due to lightning just north of Fruit Cove.

Showers and storms are on the move, Richard says it's a great day for our Weather Authority App

Scattered showers, storms will develop this morning and linger through sunset tonight.

Happy Sunday! We’re off to another wet start with light to moderate rainfall building along the Gulf Coast and tracking east.

Heat dips with increasing showers