News4JAX Meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down what you need to know for Jacksonville's weekend weather, especially if you're heading to the Clay County Fair. Expect hot, sunny weather Saturday, a chance of showers Sunday, and a cool down early next week.

Plenty to do outside: from the Clay County Agricultural Fair to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp game, your Saturday isn’t for a loss of things to do.

Rance and Richard try some of the unique treats at the Clay County Fair

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The gates finally open Thursday for the Clay County Agricultural Fair. So don’t miss out on the excitement, entertainment and fair food.

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The Clay County Agricultural Fair officially opens on Thursday, April 3, welcoming families and visitors for a week of entertainment, agriculture, and community engagement. The opening day kicked off a series of themed events designed to enhance the fair experience.

The Clay County Agricultural Fair has delayed its opening from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. due to severe weather Thursday, according to officials.

Since 1987, the Clay County Agricultural Fair has been delivering an event to Clay County and Northeast Florida that blends amusement with education within a familial ambiance. Indeed, encapsulating its ethos, the Fair’s vision is succinctly captured in the phrase “A Family A*Fair.” The Fair endeavors to serve as a platform for showcasing Clay County’s agricultural, educational, civic, and commercial endeavors, offering citizens a chance to collaborate and enjoy themselves. Volunteers constitute the backbone of the fair, as their unwavering commitment to contributing their time and skills remains integral to its triumphs.

The Clay County Agricultural Fair is officially back with its traditional food, rides, animals, and lots of fun for people of all ages.

A Fantastic Fair Forecast!

Since 1987 the Clay County Agricultural Fair has provided Clay County and Northeast Florida with an event that’s both fun and educational in a family atmosphere. In fact, the Fair vision says it all “A Family A*Fair”.

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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.

The Clay County Agricultural Fair opens Thursday.

102-year-old Eleanor visited the Clay County Fair for her second year in a row.

Ahead of the fifth day of the Clay County Agricultural Fair, officials from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and the Clay County Department of Public Safety addressed a litany of challenges faced in the first four, including traffic back-ups, parking lot flooding, unruly guests and preventable health emergencies.

Fairgoers at the Clay County Fairgrounds were forced to seek shelter early Thursday evening as rain and storms made their way through Northeast Florida.

Five News4JAX Insiders can win four tickets to the Clay County Fair.

Local animal rescues and shelters are coming together for an event on April 2 at the Clay County Agricultural Fair where hundreds of dogs will be up for adoption.

Two Men and a Truck has partnered with Winn-Dixie for a “Stuff the Truck” event Wednesday at the Clay County Agricultural Fair.

If you went to the Clay County Agricultural Fair this weekend, you probably got caught in traffic jams on State Road 16, which is the only road in or out of the fair.

Florida's governor has declared a state of emergency after a significant leak at a large storage pond of wastewater threatened to flood roads and burst a system that stores polluted waters.

The fashion show awards cash prizes for the winners.

The Clay County Agricultural Fair is back after the event was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Now that the Clay County Agricultural Fair is underway, there’s a traffic alert for drivers traveling on State Road 16, the two-lane road that feeds into the fairgrounds.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Thousands of people went out to the Clay County Fairgrounds this weekend to enjoy “food, fun and flicks." After the Clay County Agricultural Fair was canceled in the spring due to COVID-19, the Clay County Fair Association hosted a smaller, three-day event this weekend. “Times are uncertain right now, so it’s great what we did have and that people came out to support us. They wanted to support the vendors and have a turnout for us, so it was awesome," said Libby Swain with Swain’s Pizza on a Stick. It was a great time," Hyder said.