Records fell on Saturday as high temperatures continue to dominate our region. More could break today.

Early this morning, our Exact Track 4D radar and visibility maps are showing dense fog blanketing the area, especially along Julington Creek, Palatka, Macclenny, Waycross, Brunswick, and Valdosta.

Dozens of local parks dot the Golden Isles, offering everything from gorgeous views and amphitheaters to mini golf and salutes to service. On our 4 Your Neighborhood trip to Southeast Georgia, we’re highlighting a few of these hidden gems.

November has been an incredibly dry month across our area and should things stand, we could challenge if not set new records. The rainfall deficit continues to climb with little to no rain in sight.

The dry weather is sticking around with no rain expected anytime soon.

Once the fog clears, temperatures will climb back near 80, with winds picking up from the west throughout the day.

🎂 Enjoy your day — you deserve it!

Jacksonville is facing continued drought with dry, sunny weather and above-average temperatures heading into the weekend, according to News4JAX's meteorologist. Stay updated with The Weather Authority.

A freeze warning has Jacksonville and nearby areas waking up to temperatures below freezing. Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX's Weather Authority shares details, safety tips, and what to expect as it warms up.

This morning was the coldest morning of the year and for that matter the coldest November morning since 2014! Under a clear sky and light wind, temperatures plummeted this morning. Several spots reported lows in the 20s and that’s without the wind chill.

The streets of downtown Jacksonville were decked in red, white and blue for the city’s Veterans Day parade Tuesday morning.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department stated that it receives more fire calls when temperatures drop rapidly, primarily due to people heating their homes incorrectly. And with temperatures expected to drop into the upper 20s and low 30s in some parts of Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida this week, they’re making sure homeowners are aware of potential fire safety hazards.

A Freeze Warning will be in effect from 12 a.m. to 8 a.m. Tuesday. The coldest air is forecast to settle in between 2 and 8 a.m.

Weather changes ahead with colder days expected next week

It’s a tale of two stories here across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia! The lack of rainfall, or in some spots the surplus of rainfall, is noticeable.

Florida and Georgia will have major races for governor and U.S. Senate coming up in 2026, but voters in southeast Georgia, as well as Florida voters in Alachua County, cast ballots today in a variety of races, with polling places open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Florida and Georgia will have major races for governor and U.S. Senate coming up in 2026, but voters in southeast Georgia cast ballots today in a variety of races, with polling places open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

If you’ve been enjoying our stretch of pleasant fall weather, you’ll love how Sunday shapes up.

Jacksonville’s Halloween forecast brings cool, clear skies for trick-or-treating, with extended cool temps and a Hurricane Melissa update from News4JAX’s meteorologist.

Hurricane Melissa continues to move through the Atlantic while Jacksonville prepares for a cool, dry Halloween. Latest updates from News4JAX’s meteorologist on local impacts, forecast details, and event weather.

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia will experience a shift in weather on Wednesday as a mostly dry cold front pushes through the region.

Hurricane Melissa made landfall Tuesday afternoon in southwestern Jamaica near New Hope with estimated maximum sustained winds of 185 mph.

Expect a cloudy day today with showers and thunderstorms approaching from the west as a cold front passes through.

Beaches remain hazardous due to a high risk of rip currents; caution is advised for swimmers and beachgoers.

News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner details a brief warmup in Jacksonville, followed by a cooldown and mostly dry conditions, with only a slight chance of showers and calm wind.

A cold front approaching from the northwest will shake up Sunday’s weather pattern across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, bringing scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms to the region by late afternoon.

Big crowds of protesters are expected Saturday in thousands of places around the U.S. in opposition to what some are characterizing as increasingly authoritarian practices by President Donald Trump.

While 2025 is an off-year for most elections, all Georgia voters will soon have a chance to go to the polls to cast ballots in a special election for two seats on the state’s Public Service Commission. At the same time, some southeast Georgia voters will be choosing their local elected officials.

Coastal Flooding possible, 2 to 3 feet above normal dry ground

A Coastal Flood Warning is making waves along Northeast Florida’s St. Johns River Basin and Intracoastal Waterway, with moderate tidal flooding expected through the weekend.

Hispanic Heritage Month has officially begun, and so are the celebrations to embrace this community across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

Dreams Come True is getting close to its fundraising goal of $400,000! But they need a little push to get them across the finish line, and that’s where you -- our News4JAX community members -- come in!

While little rain is expected on Sunday, the coastal hazards and localized flooding concerns during high tide continue through Monday.

Wild Wonders has been educating and entertaining children of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia since 2002. The s how includes 17 reptiles that use music, humor and story to enhance and excite learning of the natural world. Wild Wonders caters to any event as they believe “Animals and kids...What’s cooler than that?!” Reach out on Facebook to Wild Wonders Animal Show for booking inquiries.

What is the best coffee spot in the Jacksonville area?

As part of our Hispanic Heritage Month coverage, News4JAX wants to recognize those in the Hispanic community locally who own businesses!

Expect heavy downpours south of I-10 through sunset

Flood Watch for SE Georgia, Nassau, Duval until 2 AM

Muggy conditions continue Saturday as the humidity stays in place across the region. A stalled frontal boundary keeps the rain falling, as well.

Hurricane Erin is not a threat to Florida, Georgia

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.

Isolated strong storms will continue through sunset

Jon Vredenburg, a registered dietitian and nutritionist with UF Health, guided us through a local grocery store, starting with the produce aisle.

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.

A heat advisory is in effect from 11 a.m. through 7 p.m.

Low chance for rain Sunday, Scattered Storms Monday

Isolated storms possible for some counties this weekend

As storms continue to move across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, lightning safety remains a concern, particularly after strikes killed two Ware County teens and sent two more people to the hospital in St. Augustine Beach.

SE GA and NE FL impacted by storms through sunset

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.

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.

Rain expected until shortly after sunset

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.

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

Nominations for this year’s JAXBest are now open, and we’re looking for the best coffee spot.

Storms will continue through sunset

Isolated strong storms, Gusts 40 MPH and Downpours

A summer-like weather pattern brings scattered showers and higher rain chances to Jacksonville and surrounding areas, with hotter temperatures and afternoon storms expected.

If you liked yesterday’s weather, you’ll love today’s weather. A very similar dynamic is at play, as the afternoon showers will be more isolated along the I-95 corridor as the East Coast sea breeze moves inland.

Expect showers and stormy weather to affect our southern counties in Northeast Florida around lunchtime and into the afternoon before meandering into Southeast Georgia.

Isolated and scattered storms stay in NE FL and SE GA through weekend

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are in for another round of “hit or miss” showers and storms through the weekend.

Moist air from the Gulf will continue to move west across the state of Florida. It will cause isolated to scattered storms.

Heat Index peaks near 100 in some areas

It’s going to be a hot and humid day with “feel-like” temperatures over 100. Otherwise, there’s a chance of afternoon showers with some isolated thunderstorms, mainly in Southeast Georgia and areas north of I-10.

Scattered thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon, with high temperatures in the mid-80s.

Above average temperatures return, rip current risks

Temperatures return to average briefly after the cold front moves through

A cold front will approach Southeast Georgia this afternoon, bringing with it not necessarily cooler temperatures, but drier air beginning on Saturday.

Above average temperatures, afternoon storms this week

Gusty winds, flash flooding possible

Rain chances increase gradually after holiday

Parts of Putnam and Flagler Counties, heading towards beaches until 4:30 PM

Severe thunderstorm warning

Pack the poncho!

Rain chances remain low for Southeast Georgia as a storm moves through, impacting Central Georgia. Northeast Florida nearly avoids the storm but continues to get the heat and instability will a low chance for rain.

Another hot, mostly sunny day is ahead with temperatures close to record-breaking highs. Yesterday’s clouds and wind kept temperatures below the record, but still managed to reach 93.

High temperatures remain in the 90s with high pressure

More rounds of rain are expected today, starting before noon and lasting into Monday. The highs will stay in the lower 80s across the region with little to no sunshine.

Rain returns tonight then comes much more rain on Mother's Day.

After a very dry April, our region may finally see some needed rainfall this weekend. Saturday will start mostly dry, but scattered showers are expected to develop area-wide by late afternoon.

Sunshine and dry weather continue through the evening and into Thursday as temperatures drop into the upper 50s in Southeast Georgia, mid-50s inland Northeast Florida, and low-60s for areas east of U.S. 301 to the coast.

While there is a chance for much-needed rain today, the Opening of the Beaches parade at 2:00 p.m. in Jacksonville Beach will be dry and warm with breezy winds out of the east.

A drug bust of 4,000 pounds of liquid meth by the Atlanta Drug Enforcement Administration agents potentially stopped the drugs from making its way to Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida.

Sunday will be egg-tra bunny as the temperatures rise into the mid-to-upper 80s across the region.

A warm, humid morning will usher in a warm, sunshiny Saturday, as temperatures rise into the low-to-mid 80s across the area.

Severe storms will target inland southern Georgia early this evening.

Severe weather means there’s a chance of damaging winds, heavy downpours, hail and isolated tornadoes.

Tornados, strong winds possible at beginning of work week

As a cold front approaches our area from the southwest, you need to be prepared for severe weather to impact your Monday afternoon.

Low chance for scattered thunderstorms Monday as front nears

Chilly mornings, warm afternoons

Light winds and a few clouds will allow all outdoor activities and spring breakers to enjoy the day.

The aftermath of severe weather that moved through Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida on Sunday left behind some damage and debris in Charlton County.

Heavy thunderstorms in Ponte Vedra Beach have forced a four-hour stoppage in play, but the tournament will resume at 5:15 p.m.

Tornado Watch in our viewing area until 3 p.m.

The squall line is moving quickly through the panhandle east at 45 mph. We can expect the first rounds of rain to reach Southeast Georgia by sunrise Sunday morning before moving into Northeast Florida after noon.

The Weather Authority has issued an Impact Day for Sunday, March 16 due to the approaching cold front and squall line forecasted intensity.