Showers end late, Sunny skies end the week

Fog returns tonight, early Wednesday, Scattered Showers are on the way too

A partly sunny day ahead with breezy conditions and a few showers.

Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning: Our Coldest Temperatures Yet Are on the Way

Umbrellas to Jackets, A Chilly Breeze is on the Way

Lows in the 50's later in the week

A warm weekend despite some clouds and showers

Late Summer Temperatures in November

Your Fall forecast includes Flip-Flops and the Tropics

Tracking local storms, Something to Watch in the Tropics

Shorter and drier days ahead, Fall starts Sunday

Sunny skies to scattered Showers, Coastal Flooding and then a Breezy start to Fall

Rain is Creeping in from the west, A swampy start to Saturday

From Partly Cloudy to Pounding Rain

80's return tomorrow

Here comes the weekend and Cinco de Mayo Showers

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

Rainy days and slow cooked goodness

Great day to start your spring cleaning

Blooms, birds, showers and storms

Impact Weather: Rounds of rain this weekend, some locally heavy

Weather Radar: Rainfall Forecast

Mild and cloudy with showers on this MLK Day.

Showers and thunderstorms will be increasing over our viewing area, where light to moderate rain is possible tonight through overnight.

Today looks mostly cloudy with warmer mid 70s as south winds kick up 10-15 mph boosting the humidity.

Today turns much milder reaching the upper 60s with partly sunny skies.

‘Tis the season to jacket up.

Mostly cloudy skies today with areas of showers through the day.

Mostly dry aside from a few showers for coastal Georgia

Breezy, hazy with a few showers. Cooler weather on the way

Showers and storms in the forecast today, but not as widespread.

Are you ready for the weekend? You will be after reading this...

A sunny afternoon leads to clear skies tonight, changes are on the way

This morning's temperatures will begin in the low 70s, with a light wind and mostly cloudy skies.

Another hot afternoon with scattered to numerous showers, storms.

Roasting Like a Kenny Rogers Chicken

Good Saturday Morning! Scattered showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast today, with some arriving early.

Partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon showers and storms, 40-60 percent.

Tonight: Showers and isolated storms through 10 p.m. Partly cloudy and mild overnight with patchy areas of dense fog inland.

Scattered showers and isolated storms, developing later in the afternoon and evening.

The heat and humidity are making for a HOT day today, and will provide potentially dangerous "Feels Like" temperatures Thursday and Friday.

A stormy Friday winds down with showers ending around midnight

Heat Advisory through 8 p.m., More to come Monday

Today is the 1st Day of Summer! We will continue our pattern of wet weather with the potential for severe storms.

Scattered showers with storms through the rest of the week

Today will be mostly sunny with patchy fog, and a few pop up showers to contend with. The chance of showers will average 10-20 percent.

Highs will only be in the low 80s.

Highs for Saturday push into the mid 80s.

Partly sunny with scattered showers into this afternoon. Chances are around 30% locally. Thunderstorm chances move back in for Thursday and into the weekend.

Here's your Monday Forecast!

Cloudy skies with showers early, more to come this afternoon

Mother Nature will take care of your plants this week

It’s a warm and quiet start to the weekend, but scattered showers and storms will develop this afternoon and evening.

Sunny skies and open windows today!  A steady Atlantic breeze will keep the beaches a little cooler while inland areas warm to near seasonal afternoon highs.  Cloudy skies tonight with increasing rain chances through Friday.

After another cloudy day, changes begin to arrive this evening as the cold front moves toward the area. Scattered showers will develop during the mid-to-late evening hours, with steady temps in the mid 50s.

Happy Sunday!

Showers have faded for Sunday evening.

Central Duval County in northeastern Florida... * Until 300 PM EDT. * At 231 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located over Riverside, or over Jacksonville, moving southeast at 5 mph. HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail. SOURCE...Radar indicated. IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.

The heat is blazing but just soon enough the storms will replace it with some heavy downpours this evening. Showers and storms will track toward the cost late this afternoon and into the evening. Some strong storms are possible. Like yesterday the heaviest rain will be around the St. Johns River and back to the coast with the potential for hail, local flooding, and lots of lightning from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Cloudy skies with patchy fog overnight.

Some heavy and strong storms are possible late this afternoon into the evening. Some rain could be heavier than a normal summer storm due to a stationary front parked along the state line. It will focus storms toward the coast and I-95 tonight.

Scattered showers will continue to develop and move inland through the afternoon, evening. Clearing skies tonight with near seasonal temperatures.

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

Afternoon scattered showers are around with the chance for a few brief isolated thunderstorms. The wettest locations will be areas south of I-10 with some of the rain tracking back to the coast this evening.

A steamy afternoon under partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers, storms south of I-10.  Scattered showers and storms will develop after 2 p.m.  Alachua, Putnam, St. Johns and Flagler counties will have the best chance of showers, storms.  Partly cloudy skies tonight with patchy fog overnight.

Hot and humid with limited showers, storms this afternoon.  Mostly clear and warm this evening.  Heat and humidity will combine for “Feel Like” temperatures near the low 100s.

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

Partly cloudy start to the weekend.  Clouds return late tonight with showers possible early tomorrow Saturday.  Are you going to the Clay County Fair?  Sunday is looking great.

Cloudy, cool and breezy with showers for the final day of February.  Breezy onshore wind returns with rounds of showers, light rain through sunset.  Open window weather followed by warming through the rest of the workweek.

Talk about a wet, grey and windy Sunday!

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.

Near perfect temperatures, breezes, humidity and clouds. Too bad there are a few rain showers blowing onshore just south of Jacksonville. This is the trade-off we get in October, as warm water temperatures allow for small showers to bubble up and then the northeast fall breezes push them onshore.

Skies are partly cloudy and some showers will develop over the next few hours. Most of us will be on the drier side around Jax with only a 30% chance of rain. Showers will stay away from the beaches and be in the inland vicinity west of the St. Johns river out and out toward highway 301. Those that develop will tend to fade after 8 pm.

Rain continues across the Panhandle as showers and thunderstorms develop over the Atlantic. Scattered showers, thunderstorms will spread across northeast Florida, southeast Georgia, this afternoon.

Feels like late summer, but it’s the first day of Fall.  A warm afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 80s with scattered to numerous showers and storms, continuing through early tomorrow morning.  Slow moving storms with heavy rainfall could lead to local flooding.

Partly cloudy to partly sunny skies. Brief sun breaks will allow temperatures to warm in to the mid to upper 80s, which will feel like upper 90s.  Scattered to numerous showers with storms will develop this afternoon and continue past sunset.  Slow moving storms with locally heavy rainfall could lead to flooding.

Scattered to numerous showers with storms today.  Locally heavy rainfall could lead to flooding.  Flood watches extend across much of our area through Wednesday.

A severe thunderstorm warning that was issued for Duval County has been canceled.

Happy Tuesday! Scattered showers and storms will develop this afternoon and continue through this evening. Patchy fog overnight while showers wind down.

Scattered showers and storms will develop this afternoon and continue through this evening.  Patchy fog overnight while showers wind down.

Pictures tell the story as we have seen only 6 days with light showers all month. The result has been less than 1/2″ of rain for the month. The biggest impact has been on our yards. Before things get too dry and our yards become too damaged, now is the time to start watering.

Morning showers will track northeast across the area mid morning. We could see another 1-2″ of rainfall Sunday causing backyards to flood, local waterways, and low lying roads. Our counties south of I-10 across NE FL have a chance to see strong to severe storms during the afternoon/evening. Unfortunately, the wet weather sticks around into Monday with cloudy skies and afternoon showers and storms. The Weather Authority will be watching closely to these changing events as the models focus in the possibilities of flooding rains.

We will see a few isolated, light showers pushing through, mainly after 1a.m. We expect a few isolated and light showers to push through our northernmost counties- mainly from Waycross to Brunswick. Under partly cloudy skies we will only make it up to 63° at our warmest point. Thursday looks quite similar to Wednesday, but a tad chillier, waking up around 41° and warming up to around 62° under partly cloudy skies. Friday we get a taste of more mild weather, with temperatures climbing from the low 40s into the upper 60s under partly cloudy skies.

Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers possible as early as 5pm along I-95, continuing through early Saturday morning. The line will move offshore late tonight, early Saturday morning. Lows tonight will fall into the 40s near and along I-75 with low to mid 50s highway 301 to the beaches. Highs in the low to mid 60s with overnight lows in upper 30s in inland SE GA, low to mid 40s across NE FL. Showers will continue to move offshore with wake up temperatures in the 40s across southeast Georgia, upper 40s to 50s for northeast Florida.

A line of convective showers continue to develop over by I-75 this morning and will continue to track northeast. These showers are far outer bands of Delta and will producing periods of heavy rainfall and gusty winds. Showers will fade this evening before dinnertime by I-75 with a few lingering showers east of I-95 through tonight. Throughout the day highs will trend a few degrees above average in the mid to upper 80s with feel like temperatures in the 90s. We’ll start to dry out Monday as a cold front passes through overnight into Tuesday with comfortable temperatures in the mid to low 80s and sunny skies sticking with us through the rest of the week.

Becoming cloudy and hot with scattered showers, storms this afternoon through tonight. Scattered showers, storms continue Saturday with less activity Sunday. Friday: Scattered showers and storms continue. Showers, storms possible through 10 pm. Sunday: Scattered showers and storms, isolated strong to severe possible, 20-40 percent.