Today’s forecast across Northeast Florida reflects a typical mid-July pattern, with abundant sunshine this morning giving way to a mix of sun and fair-weather cumulus clouds during the afternoon. Temperatures will climb into the lower 90s, but with high atmospheric moisture in place, heat index values will likely approach the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. As daytime heating diminishes this evening, convection will gradually dissipate, leaving partly cloudy skies and warm, humid overnight conditions with temperatures settling into the mid-70s. Overall, expect a hot, humid summer day with only localized interruptions from late-day thunderstorms before quiet weather returns tonight. Make it a great day!

Thunderstorm activity to taper midweek as heat and humidity rise

One feature we’ll be watching closely over the next several days is the stalled front across the northern Gulf. A stalled front is essentially a dividing line between different air masses, and it’s a natural place for showers and thunderstorms to repeatedly develop. For a tropical system to develop, that low has to separate itself from the front. It’s a good reminder that just because a model paints a low pressure area in the Gulf doesn’t mean a hurricane is on the horizon. Our job is to separate what the models are suggesting from what the atmosphere is actually capable of producing.

We’re starting the day with warm, muggy conditions and a mix of clouds and sunshine. Temperatures will quickly climb into the upper 80s by this afternoon, with the humidity making it feel even hotter. As we move through the afternoon and into the early evening, scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop. Tonight, showers will gradually come to an end, leaving us with partly cloudy skies and warm, humid conditions as temperatures fall into the lower 70s. Looking ahead, expect more summer heat through the rest of the week, with highs in the low 90s and a daily chance of afternoon thunderstorms.

Normal summer rain chances return by Thursday as heat persists

Expect another classic summer day across Northeast Florida, with a mix of clouds and sunshine through the morning before temperatures climb into the upper 80s by this afternoon.

The heat and humidity will stick around on Monday. We will see a partly to mostly cloudy sky with temperatures in the 90s. A front will stall close to our region, which will keep rain coverage widespread. Widespread showers and storms will develop in the afternoon and evening. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind will be possible in any storm.

Dangerous heat is back today across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, and a Heat Advisory will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The heat and humidity will stick around on Sunday. We will see a partly to mostly cloudy sky with temperatures in the 90s. When you factor in the humidity, the heat index will approach if not exceed 105 degrees. A HEAT ADVISORY is in effect for Sunday afternoon and evening.

The region is in for a weather-packed weekend, with dangerous heat expected Saturday before storm chances ramp up heading into Sunday.

Locally heavy rain and flooding possible through Tuesday

High temperatures are expected to reach around 100 degrees in some locations, with heat index values feeling even higher thanks to the abundant humidity.

Humidity and high ‘feels like’ temps challenge outdoor plans

Today’s forecast for Jacksonville, Florida calls for a very hot and mostly sunny day, with afternoon temperatures climbing to around 100°F.

El Niño expected to suppress storm formation as season outlook drops again

Rain is likely Sunday and early next week

It’s going to be another dangerously hot day across Northeast Florida. Expect mostly sunny skies with afternoon highs climbing to around 97 to 100 degrees, but when you factor in the humidity, it’ll feel more like 105 to 110 degrees.

Sea-breeze storms offer little relief from oppressive heat

We’re starting the day with temperatures in the 70’s, and you’ll notice plenty of sunshine through the morning hours. As we head into the afternoon, temperatures will soar into the upper 90s, with heat index values climbing well above 100 degrees, so be sure to stay hydrated if you’ll be outdoors. We’ll also be watching for scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms to develop, producing brief heavy rain, gusty winds, and frequent lightning before winding down after sunset. Overall, expect another hot and humid summer day across Northeast Florida, with the familiar pattern of sunshine early followed by a few storms later in the day. Have a great morning, and stay weather aware this afternoon!

Brief showers offer little relief from relentless summer conditions

The weather pattern isn’t changing much this week, so if you’re a fan of summer, you’re in luck. Expect mostly sunny skies each day with afternoon highs climbing into the mid to upper 90s, and it’ll feel even hotter with heat index values topping out around 105 to 106 degrees early in the week. Rain chances stay pretty limited through Friday, with just an isolated sea breeze shower or thunderstorm developing during the late afternoon and evening hours. By next weekend, moisture begins to inch back into the area, bringing a slightly better chance for scattered afternoon storms, especially Sunday. Until then, plan on plenty of sunshine, steamy afternoons, warm nights near 80 degrees, and make sure you’re staying hydrated and taking frequent breaks if you’ll be spending time outdoors.

The heat and humidity will stick around on Monday. We will see a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the 90s. When you factor in the humidity, the heat index will approach if not exceed 105 degrees. Showers and storms will develop in the afternoon and evening.

A Heat Advisory has been issued for eastern zones starting at 11 a.m. Sunday for areas east of U.S. Highway 301 and toward the coast.

A few isolated showers and storms will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures in the 90s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the 70s.

If you’re planning to head outside for Fourth of July festivities in Northeast Florida, you’ll want to keep a close eye on the sky and maybe have a backup plan ready. Isolated showers in Southeast Georgia are possible, as well.

As we head into the holiday weekend, the heat and humidity will stick around. We will see a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures in the 90s. Showers and storms will develop in the afternoon and evening. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind will be possible in any storm.

We’re settling into a pretty typical early July pattern across Northeast Florida, with a mix of sun and building clouds through the day.

Overnight lows will hover around 70 degrees inland and climb to the upper 70s along the coast. Clouds will thicken up overnight, making it feel warm and muggy heading into Friday.

It’s a warm and muggy start to the day, with temperatures in the mid-70s and a few patches of low clouds to begin the morning commute.

With the onshore winds, a High Rip Current risk has been issued through 8 p.m.

Good evening, everyone, and Happy upcoming Fourth of July! If you’re planning to spend the holiday outdoors, the weather will be very typical for early July here in Jacksonville. We’ll start the morning with a mix of sunshine and a few clouds, along with warm and muggy conditions. These storms will be hit-or-miss, meaning some neighborhoods stay completely dry while others experience a quick but intense thunderstorm. Overall, expect a hot, humid Independence Day with afternoon temperatures around 93 degrees, heat index values approaching 100 degrees, and scattered afternoon thunderstorms before improving conditions for much of the evening.

Enjoy the quieter weather while it lasts because the atmosphere is expected to become much more active heading into the holiday weekend.

Southerly winds, increasing rain chances this weekend

Expect a warm, humid start with temperatures climbing into the lower 90s this afternoon, while heat index values push into the low 100s.

Near-seasonal temperatures return by midweek with onshore winds

A Heat Advisory is in effect from noon until 7 p.m. for much of Northeast Florida and parts of Southeast Georgia.

It will be hot and humid to start the new week. Highs on Monday will be in the mid to upper 90s and when you factor in the humidity it will feel like it’s around 105 degrees.

Expect another classic late-June day across Jacksonville with a hot and increasingly humid afternoon. We’ll start with plenty of sunshine this morning before a mix of sun and fair-weather cumulus clouds develops through the day. Most locations will stay dry through much of the afternoon, with only a slight chance for an isolated shower or thunderstorm late in the day. Any storm that does develop could briefly produce heavy rain, gusty winds, and frequent lightning before quickly moving on. Skies become partly cloudy tonight with warm, muggy conditions continuing and lows settling into the mid-70s.

An isolated shower or storm will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures in the 90s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the 70s. It will be hot and humid to close out the weekend. Highs on Sunday will be in the mid to upper 90s and when you factor in the humidity it will feel like it’s around 105 degrees.

Today in Jacksonville, Florida, expect hot and humid summer conditions with a mix of sunshine and increasing clouds. Afternoon temperatures will climb into the mid-90s, with heat index values making it feel even hotter. There is a chance of scattered thunderstorms developing during the afternoon and early evening, bringing brief heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and frequent lightning to some areas. Any storms will diminish after sunset, leaving partly cloudy skies and warm overnight temperatures in the mid-70s. Residents should stay hydrated, limit strenuous outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day, and remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions.

Inland areas can expect low temperatures to settle in the lower to mid-70s, while coastal communities will hold a touch warmer in the mid-70s.

Dangerous heat is settling in across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia as a strong ridge of high pressure keeps temperatures climbing through the weekend.

Storms will move towards the beaches as sunset approaches. Could see heavy downpours, gusty winds and frequent lightning.

Jacksonville will experience hot and humid summer weather over the next several days, with afternoon temperatures generally reaching the lower to middle 90s and overnight lows in the mid-70s. A mix of sunshine and clouds is expected each day, along with the chance for scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms, especially through early next week. Heat index values may climb well above the actual air temperature, making conditions feel even hotter during the afternoon hours. Rain chances will increase slightly by Monday and Tuesday as moisture builds across the region, bringing periods of showers and thunderstorms. Residents and visitors should stay hydrated, limit prolonged outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day, and remain alert for lightning and brief heavy downpours associated with developing storms.

An isolated shower or storm will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures in the 90s. Tonight will be mostly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the 70s. We will see a mix of sun and clouds on Thursday with highs in the mid to upper 90s. Scattered showers and storms will develop later in the day.

Summer heat is building across Northeast Florida with plenty of sunshine and highs climbing into the mid-90s today.

Showers and storms will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures near 90 degrees. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind are possible within any storm. We will see a mix of sun and clouds on Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 90s. A few isolated showers and storms will be possible.

We’re settling into a classic late-June Florida weather pattern this week: hot, humid, and mostly sunny with only isolated afternoon storms. Temperatures will climb into the mid-90s each afternoon, with heat index values frequently topping 100° and approaching 105° Tuesday. Tuesday also looks breezy, with west winds gusting up to 25 mph at times. By Wednesday and Thursday, sunshine dominates with highs around 93°, while only a stray afternoon shower or thunderstorm develops along the sea breeze. The bottom line: prepare for a stretch of summer heat, stay hydrated, take breaks outdoors, and don’t be surprised if a quick afternoon thunderstorm briefly interrupts plans.

A few showers and storms will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures near 90 degrees. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind are possible within any storm. Tonight will be mostly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the 70s. An isolated shower or storm will be possible after sunset.

Today in Jacksonville, you can expect a hot and humid summer day with a mix of sunshine and clouds. Temperatures will rise into the mid-90s this afternoon, though the high humidity will make it feel even hotter, with heat index values potentially exceeding 100°F. Most of the morning and early afternoon should remain dry, but scattered thunderstorms may develop later in the day, bringing brief periods of heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning to some areas. By evening, any storms should gradually diminish, leaving partly cloudy skies and warm overnight temperatures in the mid-70s. Overall, it will be a typical Northeast Florida summer day—hot, muggy, and with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms.

Showers and storms will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures near 90 degrees. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind are possible within any storm. We will see a mix of sun and clouds on Monday with highs in the low to mid 90s. A few isolated showers and storms will be possible.

Expect scattered to numerous thunderstorms to pop up this afternoon and evening, with the best chance for the heavier storms closer to the coast, especially along the I-95/US-17 corridor.

Showers and storms will be possible for the rest of the day with temperatures near 90 degrees. Heavy rain, frequent lightning and gusty wind are possible within any storm. We will see am mix of sun and clouds on Sunday which is Father’s Day along with the first day of summer! It will feel like it with temperatures in the low 90s.

Saturday brings a mix of clouds, showers and thunderstorms to much of Florida and Southeast Georgia, and for some, flooding is already a serious concern.

Commuters face delays as line of storms crosses I-10 during afternoon rush

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Remnants of Arthur could bring early showers, storms

We’re tracking another hot and humid summer day across Northeast Florida, with temperatures climbing into the mid-90s this afternoon.

Heat index climbs as storms threaten afternoon plans

News4JAX's meteorologist Katie Garner explains how Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to impact Texas and Louisiana, while Jacksonville and Northeast Florida face heat, clouds, and rain showers.

Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX details increased rain chances, current temperatures, and safety tips for Jacksonville after a night of strong storms. Find out what’s expected today and how to stay prepared.

Thunderstorms bring downpours, gusty wind and lightning to the region

Jacksonville is facing strong to severe storms this week with high temperatures in the 90s and a nearby tropical system bringing heavy rain to the Gulf states, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner.

Jacksonville's weather forecast calls for summer heat, with highs near 92 degrees and likely afternoon storms. Expect breezy conditions and a mild night ahead, with tropical updates coming soon.

Afternoon storms and gusty winds expected through Wednesday

Jacksonville braces for heat and humidity as temperatures and rain chances rise. Get the latest insights from Meteorologist Katie Garner and plan your week with confidence.

The heat and humidity will stick around on Monday as tropical moisture moves in from the south. It will be hot and humid with temperatures in the low to mid 90s. Factoring in the humidity and temperatures in the 90s, it will feel like it’s around 100 to 105 degrees.

It’s going to be a hot, sticky and stormy stretch of weather through at least Tuesday.

The heat and humidity will stick around on Sunday as tropical moisture moves in from the south. It will be hot and humid with temperatures in the low to mid 90s. Factoring in the humidity and temperatures in the 90s, it will feel like it’s around 100 to 105 degrees.

Highs are expected to peak in the mid-to-upper 90s, similar to Friday’s pattern. Afternoon heat and lower humidity will keep heat index values in the 103-to-107-degree range — just below Heat Advisory thresholds.

Locally heavy rain and lightning remain weekend hazards

Jacksonville is in for extreme heat with feels-like temperatures reaching 100 to 105 degrees, alongside an increased chance of afternoon showers and storms through the weekend. No immediate tropical threats expected, but rain may bring drought relief.

Afternoon storms bring much-needed relief to drought-stricken areas

Brace yourself for dangerous heat and summer showers in Jacksonville, with temperatures hitting the mid-90s, daily storm chances, and important safety tips from The Weather Authority.

Storms bring temporary relief as heat and humidity are set to surge

Jacksonville starts with early pop-up showers, clearing by midday for warm and sunny outdoor plans. Find out what’s ahead for the rest of the week and get ready for rising temperatures.

George Winterling’s legacy shapes how we measure summer heat

Jacksonville is facing a scorching weekend with heat index values expected to reach up to 108 degrees. Spotty showers and tropical updates are also in the forecast, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner.

Jacksonville is enjoying another sunny day with mild morning temperatures and clear skies, as rain is expected to hold off until the weekend. News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner shares the details.

Thunderstorms expected to linger into the weekend

Jacksonville will see hot weather with only slight afternoon shower chances and no tropical threats this week, according to News4JAX’s Katie Garner.

Another front will approach from the north on Tuesday. With a slight uptick in moisture and the boundary nearby, an isolated shower or storm will be possible. Activity will not be widespread. Highs on Tuesday will be near 90 degrees.

Sunday stays mostly dry and very warm. Inland areas could see highs climb into the low to mid-90s, while spots closer to the coast will top out in the upper 80s.

The rest of the weekend will feature more of the same. High pressure will remain in control, which means we will be dry with warm temperatures. Highs in the afternoon will be in the 80s along the coast, 90s inland.

Get outside this weekend, because the weather couldn’t be much better.

This weekend will feature more of the same. High pressure will remain in control, which means we will see sunshine and warm temperatures. Highs each day will be near 90 degrees.

Jacksonville’s weekend forecast calls for sunny skies, rising temperatures into the 90s, and ideal boating conditions.

Easterly winds shift south, bringing warmer weekend conditions

News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner gives you the latest on Jacksonville’s gorgeous dry spell, weekend heat uptick, and calm hurricane season start.

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High risk for rip currents and high surf advisory at beaches

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Coastal gusts reach up to 35 mph as springlike weather settles in

Severe storms are expected to bring heavy rain, flooding, and strong winds to the Jacksonville area today. News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner shares what to expect and when the weather will clear.

Cooler, drier air to follow as temperatures dip below seasonal norms

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Monday will feature more of the same. We will see a mostly cloudy sky with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Scattered showers and storms are likely in the afternoon and evening. Storm coverage will remain widespread through Tuesday. Temperatures will remain near 90 degrees through the middle of the week.

Rounds of rain and storms are possible across northeast Florida and southeast Georgia through tonight, with the highest chances for the heaviest rainfall stretching from I-10 northward.

Sunday will feature more of the same. We will see a mostly cloudy sky with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Scattered showers and storms are likely in the afternoon and evening.

Prepare for a soggy Saturday. High moisture levels combined with daytime heating could trigger storms and minor flooding in some spots.