Bundle Up, The Wind is Trying to Steal your Heat

St. Augustine Aquarium has a new addition to its family in its aquarium, “Sunny” a Cownose Ray.

Punxsutawney Phil’s offspring have names that just might help the famed weather-forecasting groundhog to predict when spring will begin.

Sunny skies and more to come

Remember recess? We need an adult version of that on days like today

It will get warmer before it gets wetter

The rain exits before a sun filled weekend

It's too nice outside to be inside, enjoy it while it lasts

With Women's History Month quickly approaching in March, what is your advice for a woman in her early 20s?

Sunny & breezy to end 2023, clear & chilly to start 2024

Inside a Daytona Beach courtroom Monday, former WWE Hall of Famer was sentenced for the 2022 DUI crash that killed a 75-year-old man from Daytona Beach Shores. Judge gives Sunny 17 years in prison, 8 years probation

WWE Hall of Fame wrestler Tamara Sytch, aka “Sunny,” faced up to 26 years in prison after she was accused of DUI manslaughter that resulted in the death of a Daytona Beach Shores man. The Going Ringside with The Local Station podcast carried the entire 6 hour hearing on News4JAX+, News4JAX.com and the News4JAX YouTube channel.

Roots are watered, now let's get some sun on those flowers

Jackets in the morning, T-shirts in the afternoon

Some will open windows, some will be open umbrellas

This is what Picture Postcard Perfect looks like...

It's Fall and it's Fabulous

It's sunroof and convertible weather today. Tomorrow it's open umbrellas.

"Going Ringside" talks to multiple legal experts about what to expect in court. Tammy Sytch faces up to 26 years in prison.

From hot and dry to a stormy weekend

Tamara Sytch, aka "Sunny," will have a trial for DUI manslaughter beginning in just a matter of days.

Former star Tamara Sytch AKA "Sunny" is facing charges for killing a 75-year-old man more than a year ago

Sunny skies and strawberries, looking and tasting like Summer

Cloudy and warm early, Showers and storms through late tonight

Open window weather with a light breeze and 70s on tap. Clear and chilly overnight with near seasonal temperatures Tuesday and a warmer Wednesday to follow.

Warmer weather returned in a big way today, and the milder temps will continue this evening. It will still be jacket weather, with mostly clear skies and temps falling into the 50s.

It’s COLD and will stay cold through the start of the week.  A Hard Freeze continues this morning and will be followed by another Hard Freeze overnight tonight.  A Wind Chill Advisory continues with Feels Like temperatures in the teens.

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.

Sunny skies with a cool onshore breeze. Near seasonal afternoon highs under partly cloudy skies. Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog. A slight chance of showers late Tuesday night through Wednesday afternoon.

Record lows to sunny skies.  Warmer this afternoon with less wind under sunny skies.  Chilly tonight under clear skies with patchy frost west of I-95.

A dry start to the week with sunny skies and near seasonal temperatures.  A cool start this morning with record lows!  Becoming sunny with a light southeast breeze.  Mostly clear tonight.

Heat Advisory in effect through 5p.m.  Feels Like temperatures around 105-110 degrees thorough 5 p.m. today.  Sea breeze showers and storms expected this afternoon, mainly after noon with the best chances west of I-95.

Sunny, dry and seasonal start to the week.  A stronger onshore flow will bring a high risk of Rip Currents to our beaches, also keeping them a little cooler.  Temperatures will soar Wednesday through Friday with record highs possible.

Our breezy pattern is pushing back the feel of summer until the weekend. That’s about time our cooling NE breeze shuts down and when the temperature goes on the rise.

Sun-sational with a cool breeze.  Near seasonal to less than average temperatures continue as the onshore flow builds through the day.  Rip Current risk remains high along our beaches with a High Surf Advisory posted through Thursday.

Happy Monday! Our fling with Spring-like temperatures continues. The onshore wind builds today bringing a high risk of Rip Currents to our area beaches. Mainly clear and cool tonight. Windy, sunny and cool Tuesday.

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.

Cinco de Mayo celebrations under sunny skies.  Hot and dry with mostly clear skies tonight.  A warm start to your finally Friday with highs hovering around record range.  Cloudy skies develop late Friday with a chance of showers, storms late.

Sunny and windy today:  Becoming sunny with near seasonal afternoon highs and a strong onshore flow.  Wind from the ENE will build through the late morning, afternoon.  Mostly clear and cool tonight with patchy inland fog possible.  Less wind under partly cloudy skies Friday.

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.

Partly cloudy with increasing onshore wind.  Windy conditions will slowly decrease after sunset.  The onshore flow and gusty pattern will continue through the week.  This will keep our beaches under a High Risk of Rip Currents.

Snake season just started at the beginning of April, and pet owners should know veterinarians are seeing an increase in the number of dogs they've treated for venomous snake bites.

Clear and calm this morning.  Sunny and windy this afternoon with less than seasonal afternoon highs.  Light wind with chilly overnight temperatures under clear skies.  Pleasant conditions continue Sunday with less wind.

Sunny, cool and breezy today.  A great weekend for planting, pruning, car washes or just being lazy in the sun.

A great day to be outside or letting Mother Nature in.  Toughest steps today were those coming back in to the building.  Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog followed by a cooler Friday.  Above normal temperature continue this weekend.

We are setting up for some really warm days. Today temps are in the low to mid-80s and near record potential. Skies are partly sunny but more fog will return after midnight.

Partly cloudy and warmer today.  Patchy fog for inland areas this morning then becoming partly cloudy.  Afternoon highs will be about 5 to 10 degrees above normal today and the rest of the week.  A mild night with light wind and patchy fog.

Milder days ahead and the weekend is looking better

A chilly start with patchy frost possible inland.  A cold breeze will blow this morning followed by a sunny, warmer afternoon.  For some open window weather starts today!  Dry with mild afternoon highs through the end of the week.  Showers return late Saturday.

A soggy start to your Tuesday.  Widespread rainfall this morning will turn to showers this afternoon before clearing tonight.  Generally light rain expected with moderate rain at times.  Patchy frost possible for inland areas Wednesday morning.  Sunny, warmer days through the end of the week.

Sunny, cool and breezy today.  A chilly breeze this morning will bring a bite to your wake up routine.  Less than seasonal temperatures this afternoon.  Clear and calm tonight with inland freeze, frost.

Sunny skies and cool temperatures today. Temperatures will hover below seasonal averages today, warming through the weekend. Clear skies tonight with patchy frost possible inland.

Warming trend starts today.  A chilly start with patchy fog.  A good morning for something warm in your cup.  Becoming sunny and warm with highs near to above seasonal.  Clear and cool overnight, patchy inland fog.

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

A cloudy start to the day then becoming sunny this afternoon.  A cool start to the week will slowly warm to above seasonal averages through the week.

Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with a slim chance of showers.  Clearing skies with cooler temperatures tonight and this weekend.

Have you made the seasonal switch yet?  You know, AC to heat.  The next round of cold weather may have you reaching for the thermostat.  Increasing wind Tuesday and Wednesday will make it feel colder.  Open window weather returns Thursday after a chilly start.

Today’s forecast, in a word: beautiful. Sunny and breezy with wind from the west-northwest at 10-15 mph. Mostly clear overnight with patchy fog inland. Near seasonal temperatures with increasing clouds late Wednesday. Showers with storms will push through early Thursday followed by much cooler temperatures this weekend.

A little warmer as dry conditions continue through late this week.  A cold front will push through Friday, this weekend with a slight chance of showers, storms.

The weather is great and it extends into the weekend.

Sunny and seasonal this afternoon. A nice breeze off of the Atlantic will keep beaches a little cooler while inland areas warm into the 80s. Tonight, clear skies will make for perfect moom viweing. If you click some pics, please share them on SnapJax.

A much cooler, drier air mass arrives today.  A chilly start and the wind will make it feel even colder, upper 30s to mid 40s across much of the region.

Another sunny day will lead into a clear night. Temps drop into the 60s for your early evening stroll after sunset. Buy sunrise temps reach the low to mid 50s with crisp clear skies. High pressure continues to block any chance for rain through the weekend but it returns Monday and lingers through midweek. Daytime highs warm into the 80s area wide Friday through the weekend.

Warming under mostly sunny skies. Thursday will start with clear skies as clouds slowly increase from the north Thursday night. Wednesday: Sunny skies and afternoon highs in the 70s area wide. Continued clear skies overnight with overnight lows in the 40s to 50s. Sunny to mostly sunny skies with highs in the 70s.

After topping out in the low 60s we will turn chilly, but not freezing tonight with overnight low temperatures getting down into the upper 40s under increasing clouds in the sky. We wake up chilly and cloudy on Saturday, with increasing mid afternoon chances for showers that build into Saturday night. Expect northeast winds between 10-15 mph and temperature only in the chilly upper 50s. Expect mostly cloudy skies and chilly temperatures topping out around 62°. Rain chances build back up Tuesday, but temperatures will be nice and mild, in the mid 70s.

We only topped out in the mid to upper 50s this afternoon, but it felt better than yesterday thanks to lighter winds. Tonight turns chilly quickly with mostly clear skies and a light wind out of the north. We wake up in the cool low 50s and warm up into the mild mid 70s with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. Monday may start out damp, but it dries out and turns chilly under mostly cloudy skies. Low 70s at best) and the mid 70s are back Friday.

Tonight we turn chilly again, heading down into the upper 30s and low 40s overnight. Expect to spend the afternoon in the upper 60s, near 70° for an afternoon high. Temperatures will warm into the upper 60s and low 70s for the afternoon with light westerly winds. Saturday tops out in the low 60s and mid 60s on Sunday. Monday we expect temperatures back in the low 70s by the afternoon hours.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expect a quick cool down from the mild mid 60s into the chilly upper 30s and low 40s. After waking up around 40°, expect sunny skies and a cool breeze out of the northeast. Thursday will start out in the chilly mid 40s and warm up into the upper 60s with increasing clouds. Saturday will be equally as chilly, waking up around 40° and only warming into the upper 50s under partly cloudy skies. Expect sunny skies and afternoon highs in the upper 50s at their warmest point.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Today was lovely, warming into the upper 60s and low 70s under sunny skies with a light breeze. Expect sunny skies and temperatures climbing into the cool mid 60s. Wednesday starts off in the mid 50s and warms into the mild low 70s under mostly sunny skies. Thursday, new Year’s Eve, we will see more clouds, making for partly sunny skies, but temperatures will be warm, topping out in the upper 70s. For New Year’s Eve fireworks, temperatures will be in the upper 60s.

We warmed up into the low 70s under sunny skies, making for a lovely afternoon. Expect temperatures to cool down into the low 50s overnight with light and variable wind. After the patchy fog clears Saturday morning, we are in for a fantastic warm up into the low 70s under partly cloudy skies. Wednesday starts out in the low 50s and under partly cloudy skies expect to warm up only into the mid 60s. Thursday wakes up in the chilly mid 40s and only warms up into the low 60s under mostly sunny skies.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After VERY briefly dipping below freezing this morning and hitting 29°, we warmed up under sunny skies into the cool low 60s. Expect a chilly night tonight, but not As cold as it has been for the past two evenings. Thursday will be cool and lovely, with sunny skies and temperatures topping out in the upper 60s. Saturday will be the sunnier day of the weekend, we will wake up around 50° and warm up into the low to mid 70s. Sunday will be partly sunny and mild, with mid 70s during the afternoon.

We topped out in the upper 60s and low 70s under mostly sunny skies with a cool breeze. Temperatures turn chilly again this evening making for perfect snuggle weather. Tuesday will be sunny and milder, warming into the upper 70s for the afternoon. Friday we will see partly cloudy skies with a decent chance for the onshore winds to bring a few showers onshore. Expect warm afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s.