From flooded streets to parking availability, the city of St. Augustine hopes to make residents and visitors more aware of what’s happening with the ‘SMART St. Augustine Project.’

Tidal Flooding and the Onshore Wind Continues

A look up at the sky saw sunny skies across Northeast Florida on Friday. But in Putnam County, some communities are looking outside their doors and seeing water -- lots of water.

Tides Are Rising, Flooding Is Possible, Storm Surge Warning Continues

Video shows an electric vehicle catching fire after being flooded in saltwater in a garage in Pinellas County on Saturday.

Stay updated on Hurricane Helene's path, anticipated weather impacts including rain, wind, and local flooding, and necessary precautionary steps to ensure safety.

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

Rain chances will remain low for Sunday afternoon, then increase into evening for inland counties

A family is looking for a new place after their roof caved in Friday.

Safety concerns and what’s going to happen next are on the minds of people who live on dirt roads in Jacksonville.

Isolated to scattered rain will continue into the evening for parts of NE FL, SE GA

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

It's the 5th Wettest Start to September, More Records possible Today

Brown, murky water sits at the end of a driveway on Huntington Forrest Boulevard.

A Hurricane, High pressure and a pesky Front bring more Rain, Flooding

The Jacksonville School for Autism (JSA) suffered a devasting flood last Wednesday that displaced dozens of special needs students.

City leaders say they are building a first-of-its-kind comprehensive look at how the city floods.

Rounds of rain brings more Flooding

City of Fernandina Beach staff members with the Stormwater Department are working to evaluate and address drainage issues as rain continues to cause widespread flooding across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

After days of rain, people who live on some dirt roads in Jacksonville, said their streets are impassable for cars too low to the ground.

Saturated Soil and Rounds of Rain, Impact Weather tonight and Saturday

Flood Watch for Duval County, Locally Heavy Rounds of Rain Continue

Rain continues as the Risk of Flooding Increases

Rain is in the forecast for days to come, make plans inside

Here come the storms, locally heavy rain and flooding

Soaking Afternoon Rain will lead to Flooding

Hot, humid, muggy and buggy

Flooding from Tropical Storm Debby damaged many roadways, homes, and businesses in Lake City.

As we talk to the city, we want to hear from you. San Marco residents and patrons, share your experience of San Marco flooding with us.

Catastrophic flash flooding continues in South Florida after three consecutive days of torrential rains, and while it’s too early to tell exactly the totality of damage to vehicles and property, local Insurance experts said the flooding should be a reminder that now is the time to get flood insurance.

Light rain and isolated embedded storms have already spread eastward along and north of I-10.

Thursday’s focus is on hurricanes and flooding. Specifically, why does Florida get so many hurricanes? and what makes them so dangerous?

Alexa Lane in Jacksonville’s westside was rebuilt after it collapsed over the weekend and property owners said they’ve dealt with a variety of problems by the rain including the loss of animals.

Extremely heavy rain paired with record-warm temperatures from the tropically-infused atmospheric river storm that sent several rivers over their banks Tuesday caused deadly flooding across parts of Washington and Oregon

A very active weather pattern is setting up this week across the area, and flooding could become a concern.

City leaders and engineers broke ground on a new pump station on LaSalle Street.

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.

Areas of light rain continue across southeast Georgia while most of northeast Florida dries under cloudy skies.  Our main hazard today and through the weekend will be flooding at times of high tide along our area rivers, the intercoastal and the Atlantic.

Multiple Ken Knight Drive homes along the Ribault River flooded and suffered significant damage as Nicole swept through Florida on Thursday.

St. Augustine Police confirm a man was shocked by a downed power line in flood waters. He's in Flagler Hospital in critical condition.

A day after asking residents and visitors in certain parts of the county to evacuate ahead of Nicole, Flagler County emergency management officials on Thursday asked drivers to avoid using A1A if at all possible.

The American Red Cross is urging residents along the coast of Northeast Florida to prepare their homes ahead of Tropical Storm Nicole.

People in hard-hit areas can file for temporary housing assistance, basic home repairs and certain other uninsured disaster-related needs through insurance through FEMA.

If a car has a water damage, that information is supposed to be disclosed. But that’s not always the case.

Structures are unrecognizable on San Carlos Island, just adjacent to Fort Myers Beach. Temple Condone lives on the island in Sunnyland Court Mobile Home Park.

Many Florida homeowners are dealing with flood damage and destruction after Hurricane Ian hit, and many do not have insurance to help them rebuild.

About 100 feet worth of the pier at Flagler Beach washed away during Ian on Thursday, and many worry that more could be wiped out in the aftermath of the storm.

News4Jax got a sense of what neighbors living in St. Augustine experienced with the impacts of Hurricane Ian.

Coastal St. Johns County is experiencing flooded roads, flooded neighborhoods and beach erosion due to Ian.

Anytime it rains heavily in Jacksonville, you can bet San Marco will experience flooding. Ian’s heavy rains are no exception --flooding is happening in the streets of San Marco. Lasalle Street looks like a river Thursday.

As Ian crossed the Florida Peninsula and then went off the coast into the Atlantic on Thursday, there was flooding in the areas of Crescent Beach and Summer Haven in southern St. Johns County.

While the track of Ian is good news for Duval County residents, Mayor Lenny Curry said Thursday afternoon that Jacksonville shouldn’t ease up in precautions just yet.

There’s frustration among Avondale homeowners every time heavy rains cause significant flooding on Challen Avenue near Park Street.

A Georgia family reached out to News4JAX, asking for help with horrible flooding.

Clay County is working to eliminate major damage issues during catastrophic storms like what the county dealt with in 2017 following Hurricane Irma.

One UF Health employee hopes his car will be salvageable.

Video footage from News4JAX Insiders captured cars underwater at UF Health and major flooding in the Springfield area Thursday afternoon.

Arlington Hills homeowners may soon get relief after dealing with street flooding for at least year.

Arlington Hills residents tell News4JAX, it's happening again and that nothing is being done to fix it. They're talking about flooding and drainage problems.

The USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul docked at Naval Station Mayport around 9 a.m.

Authorities in Turkey say heavy rains in the capital led to flooding that killed one person in the capital Ankara.

New research out of the University of Florida suggests that stormwater ponds, specifically permanently wet retention ponds, are a significant source of climate change-causing greenhouse gas emissions.

Mostly backyard flooding, as it typically does, the water levels will flush lower quickly over the next few days.

Thunderstorms brought some serious rain to Orlando Florida on Monday night.

Florida’s Severe Weather Awareness Week runs from Feb. 7 to Feb. 11, serving as an opportunity for residents to learn about the various weather hazards that frequently impact the state and how families and businesses can prepare for these natural events.

Coastal flood warnings are up along all of the Florida and Georgia coastal areas, including all inland tidal areas. Northeast winds continue to build into sunrise Saturday, then subside into Sunday.

Coastal flood watches have been issues along all of the Florida and Georgia coastal areas, including all inland tidal areas. Northeast winds continue to slowly build into Saturday, then only slowly subside into Sunday.

This past year has been a year for climate extremes. More frequent and intense wildfires in the West and dangerous flash flooding across the East.

Hurricane Ida may not pack the strong winds it once had when it hit Louisiana, but it’s still dumping an insane amount of rain in its path, including on New York City.

A sheriff in Tennessee says at least 22 people are dead any many are missing after record-setting rain caused devastating flooding that swept away homes.

Locally heavy rounds of rain continue today with the focus over northeast Florida.

In Baker County, Tropical Storm Elsa dumped more rain onto an already high St. Mary’s River this week.

The runoff of several inches of rain from Tropical Storm Elsa has pushed several rivers to flood stage or above. Some water levels are falling while others are still rising.

Tropical Storm Elsa left flooding and downed trees and power lines in Alachua County on Wednesday.

Multiple people had to be rescued from flooding on McCoy’s Creek Blvd this afternoon.

Some people and businesses on Jacksonville’s Westside were dealing with flooding during downpours Sunday.

Several streets in Jacksonville were flooded Sunday as a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Duval County, followed by a flash flood warning.

Flooding has caused a sinkhole to open, water has been turned off to the area.

The details sometimes can reveal better news, sometimes not.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – St. Augustine commissioners are forming a committee to help minimize the impacts of flooding throughout the historic city. The city has been advertising applications for community members to join a citizen advisory committee. Broadly, the advisory group would be tasked with creating goals to minimize flooding impacts. Commissioners was to meet Monday morning to formalize the goals for the committee. The city commissioners will select the advisory members on Nov. 9.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Quick update the nor’easter... All of the Coastal Warnings continue including: Coastal Flood Warning, Gale Warning, Heavy Surf, Extreme Rip Current Risk. The nor’easter which rolled in on Saturday morning has shifted from the rains of Saturday to windy, tidal flooding conditions that will persist for days. Winds have been gusty and generally under 30 mph in inland areas, but those winds have been much higher along the coast with 43 mph winds at Mayport and 48 mph winds at Marineland. Tidal flooding has been taken place at high tide and these high tides will continue to run 1 to 1-1/2 feet above normal high tide through this work week. Want to read more on the nor’easter?

BRUNSWICK, Ga. – Drivers in Glynn County need to heed the warning “Turn around, don’t drown” this morning after a storm system dumped 7 inches of rain in the area, according to the National Weather Service. News4Jax’s Brittany Muller is surveying areas overrun with water in Storm Track and saw two vehicles that stalled in water, one near the middle of an intersection. The parking lots of the Winn-Dixie and Waffle House in Brunswick are flooded out; as is F-J Torras Causeway and Glynn Avenue. A flood warning for Glynn County expired at 5:30 a.m, but as high-tide is expected at 8 this morning, waters may rise higher.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – After heavy rains pelted Jacksonville and caused some flash flooding across part of the Westside on Monday night, many are questioning the city’s response. People like Jim Williams have been complaining about major flooding since retention ponds were covered and replaced with pipes. The flooding issue is something that the Jacksonville City Council is working on. A resiliency committee has been meeting about the flooding problems and is scheduled to meet again on Wednesday. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is also working with the city to buy up flood-prone property.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The citys resiliency committee on Thursday heard the results of a survey done among Duval County residents as to Jacksonvilles readiness to deal with the threat from storms and hurricanes. More than 700 people were asked if their community was doing enough to address the issues of sea levels rising and make the city more resilient to storm impacts, and the survey shows 88% said no. The problem is getting enough of the community to buy in, in order to get the funding to do it. The resiliency committee was formed after back-to-back years brought Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and Hurricane Irma in 2017. The survey also found 90% of people said a regional compact is needed to deal with the challenges of future storm impacts.

Heavy rain in the Kumamoto region triggered flooding and mudslides Saturday and left dozens still being stranded at their homes and other facilities. Helicopters and boats rescued more people from their homes in the Kumamoto region. Overall, 18 people were confirmed dead, while 16 others, including those at the nursing home, were presumed dead. More than 200,000 residents in Kumamoto prefecture were urged to evacuate following pounding rains on Friday evening and into Saturday. Nearly 6,000 homes in Kumamoto were still without electricity Sunday, according to the Kyushu Electric Power Co.

New app shows hidden flood risk for properties across the countryPublished: June 30, 2020, 9:09 amThe new tool, Flood Factor, estimates the risk and chances of a property seeing flooding.

The new tool, Flood Factor, estimates the risk and chances of a property seeing flooding. For the entire country, the model shows at least 14.6 million properties are at substantial risk. The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) estimates show 8.7 million properties have the same risk. The maps show properties at risk of flooding and estimates the severity if flooding were to occur. The app shows more than 48,000 locations are at risk for flooding in Jacksonville, alone.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Residents in one of the most infamous spots for flooding in Northeast Florida are bracing themselves yet again for floodwaters spill into homes and city streets. At a news conference Sunday night, Clay County Emergency Management warned residents near the area along Aquarius Concourse to expect minor flooding to hit the area around 8 a.m. Monday morning. The emergency management department said they expect Black Creek to be outflow and back to normal by Monday evening or into Tuesday morning. Until then, officials want residents to remove RVs, trailers, and other structures away from water. A mere 6 inches of fast-moving flood water can knock over an adult.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Rain was steady and heavy overnight into Sunday morning, flooding roads on Jacksonville’s Westside. #jaxwx — NWS Jacksonville (@NWSJacksonville) June 7, 2020As of 10:40 a.m., North Edgewood Avenue near Broadway Aveway in Jacksonville was flooded. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office blocked off Edgewood Avenue. All this water is flooding and damaging my house, my property and everything,” said Jerome Anderson, who lives off Edgewood Avenue. Even though the worst of the rains are over, any significant rain will add to travel issues and some additional flooding.

The handcuffed black man pleaded for air as a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck. The handcuffed black man died after pleading for air as a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck. ___12:25 p.m.Minnesota authorities say the police officer who knelt on George Floyd has been arrested. Tim Walz is acknowledging the “abject failure” of the response to this week’s protests over the death of George Floyd. Maya Santamaria told The Associated Press that George Floyd had worked there only more recently for about a dozen events that featured African American music.

SANFORD, Michigan – When the massive flooding overtook mid-Michigan earlier this week, Kathy Parsch was the last person to evacuate the village of Sanford. Nearly 11,000 mid-Michigan residents were forced to evacuate their homes due to a massive flooding emergency triggered by dam failures on Tuesday. Now Parsch and her friends are looking for her home in Sanford after it was swept away by the floods. Parsch and her friends found kayaks laying around and got into the water. The Sanford woman was on a mission to recover her mother’s ashes that were left inside the home when she evacuated.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. The town of Orange Park is making a game plan of how to stop the town from flooding if another major storm were to hit. It just wrapped up an in depth study of the areas around Orange Park that are prone to flooding and need work. If you talk to people who live around Orange Park Junior High School, theyll tell you that theyve seen their share of flooding. Its been really two years in the making ever since Hurricane Irma, said Sarah Campbell, Orange Park town manager. A map shows drainage in that area has improved.

Glynn County residents impatient after intense flooding spurs evacuationsPublished: March 5, 2020, 6:09 pmResidents had to use boats to get to their homes after Althmaha River overflowed.

Northeast Florida is no stranger to hurricanes and strong storms, and Tony Pooley, the sustainability and resiliency development manager for Terracon, said that with sea levels rising, the flooding after these storms will continue to get worse. “We can see through tidal gauge data in Mayport that we’ve had about 10 inches of increased sea level rise since 1930. Jacksonville is ruled by shorelines, which increases the threat of flooding with sea level rise, especially when a large storm moves through. The meeting focused on setting the scene of climate change and sea levels rising in and around Jacksonville. The issues that were mentioned involved rising sea levels, which can trigger a whole new list of problems such as water pollution caused by septic tanks during floods.