Jacksonville faces scattered afternoon storms and a heat advisory with feels-like temperatures climbing near 110 degrees, as Tropical Storm Erin strengthens off the coast and is expected to become a hurricane. Waves and surf are expected to build midweek, but the storm is forecast to remain well offshore.

Remainder of tonight: locally heavy downpours, gusty wind and frequent lightning will be possible with stronger storms.

Tracking Tropical Storm Erin, a major heat advisory, and the latest local forecast for Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Stay updated with News4JAX and The Weather Authority.

Tropical Storm Erin

News4JAX’s meteorologist tracks Tropical Storm Erin as it’s forecast to become the season’s first major hurricane, reveals potential local impacts and updates on extreme heat and a Gulf rainmaker.

Monitoring Tropical Storm Erin

Jacksonville faces another round of hot weather while Tropical Storm Erin develops in the Atlantic. The latest forecasts from News4JAX’s The Weather Authority indicate Erin is likely to stay east of Florida, with daytime highs remaining in the mid-90s and minimal rain chances this week.

Watching Tropical Storm Erin

Afternoon heat and pop-up showers are expected for Jacksonville, with storm chances and high feels-like temperatures. News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down what to expect as the summer pattern continues.

Flood concerns remains for Southeast Georgia and parts of Northeast Florida

Heavy rains overnight along the coast will continue in Southeast Georgia counties before more rain, heat, and humidity are expected on Sunday.

A sky full of clouds and rounds of rain will keep Saturday’s high temperatures below 90 degrees, with some inland areas seeing low 90s.

Flood watch and continued storms are expected for the Jacksonville area, with rain lingering through the weekend and temperatures trending toward the mid-90s.

Heavy rains continue across Palm Coast and Jacksonville, prompting a flood advisory as storms move inland. Get the latest forecast and what it means for your weekend plans from the News4JAX Weather Authority.

Rain, rain go away... The rain and thunderstorms are here to stay for the next several days, including a very wet weekend.

Thursday kicks off with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the upper-80s, with scattered thunderstorms expected to pop up throughout the day.

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are once again experiencing strong storms capable of producing frequent lightning, heavy downpours that could cause localized flooding, and gusty winds up to 40 mph. The possibility of small hail can’t be ruled out.

Jacksonville is facing another round of heavy rain, thunderstorm activity, flash flood risk—especially in southern Georgia—and high heat index values, according to News4JAX's latest forecast.

Jacksonville faces continued rain and flooding risk this week, with strong storms, active flood advisories, and tropical systems monitored in the Atlantic, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist Mark Collins.

Jacksonville area is set for more rain and possible flash flooding, with afternoon storms and active tropics in the forecast, according to News4JAX's meteorologist and The Weather Authority team.

Jacksonville braces for dangerous heat with 'feels like' temperatures in the hundreds, pop-up storms, and flash flooding risks, according to Meteorologist Katie Garner and The Weather Authority.

Jacksonville and North Florida are in for a week of high rain chances and afternoon thunderstorms, as tropical activity in the Atlantic is monitored and temperatures stay in the low 90s.

Stay hydrated and safe while outside

All of SE Georgia and parts of NE Florida under watch until midnight

Another afternoon of stormy weather is forecast, bringing additional heavy rainfall to areas that already received 3-5 inches of rain on Saturday.

Flood Watch for SE Georgia and parts of North Florida

Heavy rains Saturday afternoon and early evening could cause localized flooding in Southeast Georgia and northern Northeast Florida as a frontal boundry stalls bringing in rainy conditions throughout the weekend.

Locally heavy rain and flooding

Temperatures are forecast to climb to near-record values Friday, with highs around 98 degrees in the area by afternoon.

Locally heavy rain across southeast Georgia

Jacksonville faces another heat advisory as high temperatures soar into the upper 90s, with rain and storm chances and tips for staying safe in the heat.

Seasonal temperatures with rain this weekend

Jacksonville stays under a heat advisory as temperatures soar. News4JAX warns of high heat, offers important safety tips, and looks ahead to slight weekend relief.

Heat Warnings and advisories continue

Jacksonville is under an extreme heat warning until 7 p.m., with temperatures expected to climb into the hundreds and a feels-like temperature up to 113 degrees. Learn what to expect and how to stay safe as conditions may improve with possible weekend showers.

Near record highs this week

Jacksonville faces extreme heat as The Weather Authority issues warnings. Find out what temperatures to expect, how to stay safe, and when rain relief is forecast.

Jacksonville faces extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach 99 degrees, a risk to pets and people. The Weather Authority also highlights how bright lights are endangering turtle hatchlings on local beaches, plus a look at the week’s forecast.

Cooling centers in Jacksonville will reopen on Sunday due to the feels like temperatures staying in the 100s for multiple days. A drier air mass and high pressure is the primary cause for the hot dry air. It will continue through the weekend.

Jacksonville is facing excessive heat this weekend, with the heat index expected to top 100 degrees across the area. News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner from The Weather Authority breaks down what to expect and how to stay safe.

Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX warns of a heat advisory in Jacksonville with highs near 100, risks to health and pets, and key forecast details as dangerous heat continues across the region.

Jacksonville is under a heat advisory with high temperatures expected to reach up to 97 degrees and a heat index as high as 108. News4JAX meteorologist Mark Collins says the weekend brings mostly dry weather, with very limited chance of rain.

Jacksonville is facing a stretch of near-100 degree temperatures with only slim rain chances this weekend, according to News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner with The Weather Authority’s Exact Track 4D. Learn safety tips and what to expect in the days ahead.

After scattered storms rolled through our area, mostly staying west of I-95, partly cloudy skies will settle in overnight.

News4JAX’s meteorologist breaks down what to expect at 501 Riverside, with a quick look at Jacksonville’s latest thunderstorm risks and some Florida weather insights.

Cloud cover provides much-needed relief from the hot temperatures and humidity we’ve been enduring since last Friday. The break is welcome but will be brief.

Jacksonville is facing a week of extreme heat with high temperatures climbing to the upper 90s, along with daily chances for pop-up thunderstorms. Stay updated with The Weather Authority’s latest Exact Track 4D forecast.

Storm storms are rolling through the region, bringing heavy downpours, gusty winds, and frequent lightning.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous combination of extreme heat and heavy rain as a heat advisory takes effect and storms are forecast for the area, according to News4JAX's Exact Track 4D Weather Authority.

Tuesday won’t be as hot, but a heat advisory may be issued as 108-degree feels-like temperatures are likely for portions of the afternoon.

Jacksonville is dealing with a week of extreme heat, with feels like temperatures expected to soar between 105 and 110 degrees. Rain and thunderstorms are forecast to ramp up, and The Weather Authority is closely monitoring a potential tropical system.

Low chance for rain Sunday, Scattered Storms Monday

Saturday’s 99°F was the hottest day of 2025, so far. Today, we are likely to close in on, if not surpass, that hot high. For the record, the record high for July 20 is 103°F, from 2000. Some spots across our region could see triple-digit temperatures Sunday afternoon.

Isolated storms possible for some counties this weekend

The majority of our region will be under a Heat Advisory from noon to 6 p.m. today, as temperatures are expected to soar into the upper 90s. We're also tracking a tropical wave in the far Atlantic.

Heat Advisories

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued a Heat Advisory for Northeast Florida beginning at noon through 6 p.m. due to the heat indices expected to reach 110 degrees in some areas.

Soaring summer highs and humidity

Hot and humid conditions continue across Jacksonville and surrounding areas, with only light, non-severe showers expected. The Weather Authority forecast sees rain chances dropping into the weekend.

Heat Advisories possible, tracking the Tropics

A tropical low-pressure system is expected to bring rain and storms to Jacksonville and surrounding areas this afternoon as The Weather Authority tracks its path across Florida and into the Gulf.

Wednesday Wednesday

Triple-digit heat indices and afternoon storms are in the forecast for Jacksonville this week, with The Weather Authority tracking rain chances and a potential tropical system in the Gulf.

Tracking the Tropics

Wet week ahead, Invest 93 in the Gulf

Jacksonville faces a risk of strong storms and heavy rain today as a low-pressure system moves through the area. Find out the expected timing, impacts, and temperature trends from News4JAX's Weather Authority.

Jacksonville faces severe afternoon storms, high heat, and a risk of localized flooding with more rain in the forecast, according to First Alert Meteorologist Katie Garner and The Weather Authority.

Heavy downpours continue for multiple counties and the beaches

The hot, humid, and stormy pattern continues on Sunday and will last through most of the week ahead. Keeping an eye on possible tropical development in the Gulf over the next 7 days.

SE GA and NE FL impacted by storms through sunset

Friday afternoon brought stormy conditions to some areas yesterday, while other areas of our region saw little to no rain. Today will be very similar.

Weekend showers and storms

News4JAX's latest forecast highlights a hot Friday with afternoon storms expected across Jacksonville, Northeast Florida, and Southeast Georgia, followed by a drier weekend and continued summer heat.

Tropics and weekend outlook

Jacksonville is expected to see widespread rain and scattered storms today, with the greatest storm risk to the north and high temperatures making for steamy afternoons.

Wet pattern continues

Jacksonville braces for high heat and humidity this week, with afternoon storms and beach hazards forecast by The Weather Authority.

Sea breeze showers and storms

Jacksonville faces extreme heat and periods of heavy rain as The Weather Authority forecasts high temperatures and stormy conditions throughout the week.

Heavy humidity and rising temperatures continue across Jacksonville, with The Weather Authority forecasting increasing rain chances and high heat for the days ahead.

Rounds of rain this week

Jacksonville’s week-long weather forecast calls for persistent heat, high humidity, and daily afternoon rain chances.

Rain expected until shortly after sunset

Daytime highs are forecast to return to the 90 degree range, and those “feels like” numbers could be around 10 degrees higher, thanks to the humidity.

It’s been a pleasant Saturday with scattered showers throughout the afternoon, mostly east of I-95 due to the outer bands of Tropical Storm Chantal as it slowly moves north.

Jacksonville is likely to enjoy dry skies and cooler conditions for Friday night's fireworks, with storms expected to fade. The Weather Authority team at News4JAX also tracks weekend rain chances and potential tropical system developments, with impacts not expected in the area through Saturday.

Dry weather is expected for Fourth of July fireworks in Jacksonville and area beaches, with patchy morning fog and weekend rain chances. The Weather Authority explains what to expect and how to stay safe.

Get the latest Jacksonville Fourth of July forecast from News4JAX's meteorologist, including rain chances for fireworks, tropical outlook, and the week ahead.

Concerned about holiday plans? Your Fourth of July isn’t expected to be a washout.

Afternoon storms are making their way across Northeast Florida Thursday afternoon.

Jacksonville and nearby areas are expected to experience hot temperatures and elevated rain chances through the July 4th weekend as a potential tropical system tracks across Florida. News4JAX's meteorologist covers how this may affect local fireworks and outdoor plans.

This evening, scattered showers are moving through the region as the sea breeze and heat die down close to sunset. Light showers overnight for some.

Jacksonville’s Fourth of July holiday weekend is expected to bring showers and storm chances, with highest flood and rainfall risks from Friday through Sunday and potential tropical development in the Gulf. Fireworks after 9 p.m. are forecast to be mostly clear.

A potential tropical disturbance threatens heavy rain and flooding risks in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, especially for July 4th travel plans. Get the latest forecast and rainfall outlook from News4JAX The Weather Authority.

Jacksonville continues to experience wet weather, with storms and showers tonight and into the week. News4JAX’s meteorologist explains what to expect for the upcoming days as a wetter pattern develops midweek.

A developing tropical disturbance over Florida could bring heavy rain and possible flooding, putting July 4th travel plans at risk. Track the latest forecast and tips from News4JAX’s Weather Authority team.

By Sunday evening, skies will clear with temperatures in the mid-to-low 70s.

Isolated strong storms, Gusts 40 MPH and Downpours

Afternoon storms are expected across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, with recurring rain chances and a tropical system in the Bay of Campeche not impacting the area, according to News4JAX's meteorologist Katie Garner.

Southwest wind and thunderstorms return