It’s the holiday season! That means it is time for decorations, Santa Claus and, of course, some really ugly sweaters.

The secret to a creamy, silky smoot treat, packed with flavor and healthy.

After tying the record high on Thursday at 87, it’s unlikely we’ll hit another record today (89!); however, summerlike temps continue on this last Friday of October.

The secret to the best beer brats you will ever try.

Richard shows off a fun twist on this breakfast favorite. Mini banana bites.

Richard Nunn shows off an easy method to making clarified butter on That's Nunnsense

A 9-month-old Toy Poodle named “Gorgeous” was reunited with her owner after a frightening accidental plunge into the Main Street Bridge.

Richard Nunn shows off all the essential items in his kitchen and tells how they save time, and money.

Richard Nunn continues his repairs of his boat.

Richard Nunn get's closer to getting his old boat repaired and back in the water.

In the bustling world of culinary arts, the right tools can make all the difference between a dull, bland meal and a culinary masterpiece.

In the bustling world of culinary arts, the right tools can make all the difference between a dull, bland meal and a culinary masterpiece. Sharpening and honing your kitchen knives.

Richard Nunn talks about the next episode of That's Nunnsense and what will be on it.

Essential pots and pans for your kitchen and how to take care of them.

Essential pots and pans for your kitchen and how to take care of them.

Richard Nunn gets back in the kitchen with a new segment called "That's Nunnsense". Richard Nunn gives you his unique take on Chicken and Waffles to spruce up your brunch.

Let’s cook up some comfort food!

From weddings to birthday parties- i'm getting your emails, and I've got you covered

We may be biased, but we think our meteorologists at News4JAX are the best.

The peak of a major storm system will be moving through Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida this afternoon, impacting our area with sustained winds similar to tropical storm conditions.

As the impending severe storm is expected to bring heavy winds and rains with the possibility of tornados, residents and business owners are doing what’s needed to protect their properties.

Delicious and hearty, this recipe from Weather Authority Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn is sure to warm you up on a cold winter’s day!

As 2023 comes to an end, longtime News4JAX anchor Tom Wills, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn, the crew from River City Live, and the entire newsroom want to leave you with a few final messages.

Some of us around News4JAX have noticed the recent weather has got us feeling a little blah, especially since it’s getting darker earlier. How you feelin'?

We reveal the new name for the 'Gaughan Gauge' and we'd like to know how we can help you better.

Help Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn find a new name for his forecasting tool.

Jacksonville went under its first heat advisory of the summer Tuesday. The air temp was 98 degrees. The heat index: was 110 degrees, that's the top 25 hottest heat index for the month of June, according to Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn.

The Clara White Mission’s annual "Miracle on Ashley Street" is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at 613 West Ashley Street in Jacksonville.

All the information you need to be prepared for a strong storm in one document to keep with your other important documents in case you lose power or your internet connection.

We are looking for a new name for the Gaughan Gauge. Make a creative suggestion and you could help create the best new weather tracking system in Jacksonville!

WJXT-4 News4JAX is happy to announce the promotion of Richard Nunn to Chief Meteorologist, and Meteorologist Katie Garner will take over forecasting the weather on The Morning Show.

Water levels are expected to rise 2 to 4 feet above normal, so a Coastal Flood Warning and a Coastal Flood Advisory remain in effect through Tuesday morning.

We know you’ll get a kick out of this story. We sure did!

The sights, sounds and smells of the Clay County Agricultural Fair are an annual tradition in Green Cove Springs -- and so is seeing Richard Nunn cut the ribbon on Opening Day.

Looking back over 2022, we chose our top 10 memorable moments from The Morning Show and collected them here for you to revisit and reminisce – or maybe see for the first time!

News4JAX Meteorologist Richard Nunn has shown us everything from rescue operations to maintenance while going onboard with the Coast Guard. Now, he's giving us a closer look at how Coast Guard Station Mayport can stop a potential threat.

News4JAX is a proud sponsor of the event, which was a chance to give back and come together as a community.

In a single year, the Coast Guard responded to nearly 20,000 search-and-rescue cases, saving nearly 3,600 lives.

Every year, News4JAX Meteorologist Richard Nunn makes the official announcement to open the Clay County Fair. But this year, it started with a huge thank you from the community.

Surveillance video obtained by News4JAX on Wednesday night shows the early morning fiery crash on San Jose Boulevard that sent one person to the hospital.

Hours after he stopped on his way to work to help put out a fiery crash on San Jose Boulevard, News4JAX Meteorologist Richard Nunn returned to the scene in the light of day.

A driver slammed into a camper parked on San Jose Boulevard and DuPont Avenue in the Lakewood area early Wednesday morning.

The Coast Guard Cutter Valiant and crew returned safely to Naval Station Mayport on Friday after completing a 30-day patrol in the Caribbean Sea.

We're sharing some drinks you can pair with your Thanksgiving meal.

News4Jax meteorologist Richard Nunn hosted an “Ask Me Anything” live chat on Friday where Insiders were able to ask him questions about hurricane season and about being a meteorologist.

Share your hurricane questions with us and meteorologist Richard Nunn will answer them during a live chat on Friday.

The Weather Authority’s Richard Nunn recently participated in the new Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SMART Motorcycle Safety Course.

The Weather Authority’s Richard Nunn will be out at Adamec Harley-Davidson on Baymeadows on Friday morning getting ready for the ride.

Starting on Thursday, the Clay County Fair will fire up the rides, yummy food, agricultural education and shows. All thanks to a cold front, our temperatures will range from the 60s and 70s with mostly sunny skies. The fair will kick off at 2 p.m. with highs in the upper 60s low 70s and mostly sunny skies. Here’s what you can expect through opening weekend:Friday: Mostly sunny skies with a highs in the low 60s. Saturday: Mostly sunny skies with highs in the upper 60s near 70.

After collecting more than 10,000 contest entries, News4Jax drew the fourth and final winner of our Countdown to Christmas Sweepstakes on Monday. And, without further ado, the winner is: Brooke Robinette of Glen St. Mary. Brooke got a phone call early Monday from meteorologist Richard Nunn, who let her know the good news. ICYMI: Meet the 1st Insider contest winner | Meet the 2nd Insider contest winner | Meet the 3rd Insider contest winner“Wow, that is a big TV,” Brooke’s husband said. “Oh my god.”It goes without saying that the first thing they said they’re going to watch on the TV is News4Jax.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eta was barely handing onto tropical storm strength as it was moving over Jacksonville at 10 a.m., according to the National Hurricane Center. As the NHC put the center of the storm 10 miles southwest of Jacksonville and it was moving north-northeast at 15 mph. By 1 p.m., the storm’s sustained winds were down to 40 mph as it was moving off the coast near Fernandina Beach and moving to the north-northeast at 15 mph. By 4 p.m. Eta was 90 miles south-southwest of Charleston, South Carolina. Greater Jacksonville was forecast to see gusts up to 40 mph and bands of tropical rain, but winds nor rainfall didn’t reach near those totals for most of the area.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eta is bringing heavy squalls with tropical-storm-force winds onshore as it tracks northeast across Northeast Florida. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday expanded a state of emergency and asked President Donald Trump for a federal emergency declaration as Tropical Storm Eta prepared to make landfall Thursday. It will be a weak tropical storm or possibly even a depression as it moves across Northeast Florida. About 5 p.m., Clay County District Schools announced all schools and offices within the district will be closed on Thursday, and all after-school activities will be canceled. The Bradford County School District said it is closing schools Thursday due to Eta.

You’re in luck — those were just a few of the questions that came up Tuesday during Lena’s Ask Me Anything for News4JAX Insiders. SIGN UP: Become a News4JAX Insider todayBut don’t worry if you missed out on this morning’s chat. After compiling all of your questions and Lena’s answers, we’ve posted a recap below:Question: What was your inspiration for getting into journalism? Lena: So typically I am up around 2:45 a.m., I take my pup out, get ready, and head to work. Lena: I have learned the true value of self-love and how to effectively deal with mental health issues like depression.

Preparing your car for the hurricane seasonPublished: August 24, 2020, 2:06 pmMeteorologist Richard Nunn joins us from Farmers and Builders of Folkston to tell us how to prepare our car before the storm comes.

All rights reserved)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Three new coronavirus testing sites are set to open in Jacksonville on Wednesday. The sites will be federally run and will require patients have an appointment before they can get tested. 3 Federal #COVID19 Drive-Thru Testing Sites to Open in #Jacksonville, FL on Wed, July 8, 2020 for 8 days. Lot J will remain open open daily from 9AM-5PM. The announcement comes as the coronavirus testing site at TIAA Bank Fields Lot J was forcibly closed for weather Sunday.

Dust blown from several freshly plowed fields near Interstate 10 in Madison and Suwanee counties due to Thursday’s gusty winds dropped visibility to near zero and forced the Florida Highway Patrol detour traffic off the highway for hours. I-10 was closed both directions for part of Madison and Suwanne counties between the 263 and 271 mile markers from before noon until 5:15 p.m. Morning Show meteorologist Richard Nunn said the high winds were part of a line of severe storms moving across the state from the west. Sustained wind gusts of 20 mph are expected in the afternoon and gusts could reach 35 mph.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Rain, wind, flooding, heat and tornadoes: Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia saw it all in 2019. As 2019 comes to an end, we’re looking back at the weather events that shaped 2019:In April, a round of severe storms across Southeast Georgia produced a tornado that touched down in Camden County. “We did know there was some severe weather but we thought thunderstorms, heavy rain," Thigpen told News4Jax. To round out the year, a round of severe weather in early December produced an EF1 tornado in Flagler County. In early December, a round of severe weather produced an EF1 tornado.

The Coast Guard says the Golden Ray is aground and stable where it sits, however, plans are in the works to make sure the cargo ship is secure ahead of the storm. Authorities said current salvage plans and oil recovery operations are ongoing as responders prepare for the storm and its possible impacts on the Golden Ray. Sullivan said the Coast Guard will be taking steps to ensure the 656-foot Golden Ray does not move from where it is now. Coast Guard members told News4Jax it's looking into placing additional moorings to secure the vessel. News4Jax Meteorologist Richard Nunn said the storm will likely impact the region on Sunday and Monday with winds around 30 mph.

We're starting with one of the breeziest spots in town: the newly opened iFly off Town Center Parkway and St. Johns Bluff Road South. Anchor Jennifer Waugh admitted she was scared at first, but the experience turned out to be a lot of fun. You kind of have this sensation that you want to hold your breath, but then you kind of relax and it's really peaceful, Waugh said. Then it was time to head into the vertical wind tunnel chamber that clocks windspeeds high enough to keep flyers afloat. You're really using all your muscles.For me, it felt like trying to stay afloat on top of waves in the ocean.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – On the April 18th edition of Culinary Nunnsense, we pair a chicken rotini dish with some of Richard Nunn's zoodles we demonstrated the previous week. Slice thick chicken breasts width ways from the thick end to the pointy end to make two breast. Using a cutting board, plastic wrap or parchment paper to cover chicken breast and begin pounding with a frying pan or meat tenderizer. Add a spoonful or the stuffing to the now thin breasts, closer to the thick end of the breast. Using both hands, roll the chicken over the stuffing and continue to the pointed end of the breast.