A breakdown of the snow potential for north Florida.

A wintery mix is approaching Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, and snow is likely in Georgia, while most of Florida is set to see sleet and freezing rain.

As a rare winter storm moves closer to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, school and county officials are preparing for ice that could make it dangerous to drive on the road.

Freezing temperatures could create dangerous icy conditions on the roads, and Southeast Georgia counties are preparing for the worst.

Temperatures begin in low 30s for Monday

The National Weather Service has issued a series of winter weather notices. Here’s how they break down.

The rain and cold temperatures coming to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia could mean rough driving conditions.

Rain will continue for Saturday and Sunday with frigid temperatures afterwards.

The possibility of snow in Southeast Georgia and parts of Northeast Florida is stirring up excitement, skepticism, and even dread among locals.

As a cold front is expected to bring frigid temperatures to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, JEA has cold weather tips to help people save on their utility bills and protect their home’s infrastructure.

At this same time about seven years ago, Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida were also bundled for winter.

There’s a chance we could see snow flurries and ice in Jacksonville. And if you live in Southeast Georgia, those chances are greater.

During Black History Month, we want to highlight those in the Black community locally who own their businesses!

Freeze Warning, Cold Weather Advisory

Travelers will encounter ice, snow and sleet in Midwest and Northeast U.S.

Temperatures will drop below average for multiple days

It was cold on the first morning of 2025, but things are about to get much colder starting Wednesday night.

Australia rang in the year 2025 with an awe-inspiring fireworks display that lit up the night sky over Sydney Harbour.

The Tornado Watch has expired but rain is still expected in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida.

The thick layer of clouds we’ve had Tuesday will start to break up over the next few hours allowing the cold air to stick around through the Christmas morning hours.

It’s Christmas Eve Eve and are we ready for Wednesday? Tuesday is for folks who’ve procrastinated and the weather will be helpful by not being rainy or too windy or cold.

As the first day of Winter winds down, the temperatures will continue to drop. A chilly night in the mid-40s will feel like the mid-30s as the north wind continues.

Winter returns just in time for, well... winter. Saturday is the first day of Winter and the shortest day of the year.

To help keep people safe, AAA is using GPS alerts to prevent roadside crashes and deaths.

Above average temperatures for the first half of the week before dropping back to normal

Temperatures remain above average until a cold front moves through next week

Windy and cloudy conditions will stick around through the evening hours along with a 20% chance of light showers into the overnight hours.

A Jacksonville man was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing more than three kilograms of fentanyl in Glynn County, according to the FBI.

Nearly 40 years after the double murder of a Southeast Georgia wife and husband, officials announced the arrest of a 61-year-old man in connection with the couple’s shooting death.

Sunday’s temperatures will still be below normal for this time of year, but a warm-up is on the way.

Freeze Warnings, Frost Advisory remain through Saturday morning

The breezy winds will make it feel colder than the thermostat reading. Jackets are required throughout the day and into the evening.

The results have rolled in for several Southeast Georgia runoff elections on Tuesday.

Near Record Lows, Hard Freeze, Freeze and Frost Overnight

Another freeze is forecast tonight, the last in a series.

The frigid temperatures that greeted residents of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia to begin December will continue into the work week.

Get the crock pot and Fritos ready. Sunday morning will be another cold start, with a Freeze Warning (inland Southeast Georgia) and a Frost Advisory (portions of inland Northeast Florida) until 8 a.m.

More than likely, there will be a widespread frost and freeze this evening when temperatures in Southeast Georgia could fall into the upper 20s!

Bundle up! Cold air rushes in and sticks around through the first week of December.

A weak cold front passing through Southeast Georgia may produce a stray shower for some, but won’t affect our spring-like warmth.

Cool down expected by the weekend.

Low temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s

While Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia don’t typically fall into the seasons pattern of leaves changing into bright reds, golden yellows, and glowing orange, we should at least be feeling more like Fall.

Former President Donald Trump won the swing state of Georgia on Wednesday, returning its 16 electoral votes to the Republican column.

Historic turnout for early voting in Georgia, which saw the state submit over 4 million ballots, led to shorter wait times on Election Day.

Live updates for the Presidential race, U.S. Senate, Congress, Florida Legislature and Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia-area races

After several days of above-average highs in the upper 80s, Monday will bring a bit of a break and return to normal for the last week of October.

Your Saturday weather will be partly cloudy day with highs in the upper 70s, breezy NE winds 10-15 mph with gusts up to 25.

Early voting in Georgia begins on Tuesday for the upcoming presidential election.

Lows will drop into the 60s and 50s

The Friday evening forecast is fantastic! As is the weekend and week ahead.

Tropical Coverage, Your County by County Forecast Every Half Hour

Nearly two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit Southeast Georgia, the community is bracing to endure the impact of another storm.

Hurricane Milton is Stronger, Tropical Impacts are on the way

Rain chances remain in the forecast for several days.

The deadline for people to register to vote for November’s general election is Monday.

A home in Blackshear was severely damaged by trees during Hurricane Helene.

We’re looking at a hot, mostly dry day with temperatures close to 90, light afternoon shower activity in our southern counties, and gusty winds this afternoon along the coast.

Ware County was among the worst hit in Southeast Georgia by Hurricane Helene. Residents were still digging out from the devastation on Monday as schools, libraries, government offices and more remained closed.

Communities across Southeast Georgia continue to recover Monday from the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene.

Thousands of people are still without power in Waycross as trees and power lines lie across roadways.

A small group of Riverside residents got into the thick of things at Willowbranch Park to move out some debris left behind by the storm.

Due to sustained winds reaching 45 mph and higher, first responders for Glynn County and the City of Brunswick – Police, Fire and Public Works – are unable to safely respond to emergency calls.

The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Watch for all Northeast Florida, Southeast Georgia until 10 p.m.

The National Weather Service issued a Tornado Watch for all Northeast Florida, Southeast Georgia until 10 p.m.

Glynn County is offering sandbags and Georgia Power is ready to respond to Helene.

As Helene approaches Florida, some are rushing to finish up outdoor projects before the storm arrives

Cloudy skies, more rain for Southeast GA and Northeast FL

Stationary front looming can lead to more flooding on Friday

Rain chances increase leading up to Labor Day

Low accumulation is likely despite some heavy downpours

An accumulation of rainfall triggered a Flood Watch as more rain could occur.

The frontal system won’t move on and that’s what’s keeping us wet on Saturday into Sunday.

On the final day of the DNC, Democrats are making a major push to attract voters from Georgia, a critical swing state.

More rain for Monday afternoon.

A heat advisory is in effect today from 11 AM to 6 PM EDT, with heat index values expected to reach up to 110 degrees.

It’s that time of the year for students in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia — the first day of school!

Multiple counties in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are eligible for federal assistance after Tropical Storm Debby.

Dangerous feels-like temperatures remain until the evening after sunset for all of Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida. Storms with heavy downpours will continue in Putnam, Flagler, and part of St. Johns counties until after sunset.

Tropical Storm Debby has caused widespread flooding in Southeast Georgia and in Pierce County, floodwaters washed out a vital road.

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Overnight into Tuesday, we will be tracking Tropical Storm Debby as it slowly moves north. Tropical conditions are expected through the morning for coastal SE GA and the Golden Isles. Rain will slowly move away from our area during the late morning and afternoon. Wind will be 15-25 mph.

As of the 11 p.m. National Hurricane Center update, the tropical storm has become Hurricane Debby and is expected to make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area on Monday.

Glynn County officials will hold a virtual news conference Sunday morning to provide updates on Tropical Storm Debby.

Glynn County officials will hold a virtual news conference Sunday morning to provide updates on Tropical Storm Debby.

As of the 8 p.m. National Hurricane Center update, Tropical Storm Debby is still strengthening as it’s expected to become a hurricane Sunday night and make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area on Monday.

As of the 8 a.m. National Hurricane Center update, hurricane hunters found that Tropical Storm Debby is still gaining strength as it turns northward toward the Florida panhandle and will continue to move northeast at 13 mph through Sunday.

Jacksonville could break the at/or above 90+ high temperatures today as cloud coverage and widespread rain will take over Northeast Florida.

Isolated to scattered storms will occur for Saturday and Sunday afternoon, evening

Afternoon showers and pup-up storms return, with feels like temperatures in the triple digits

The 90s are in the forecast for Monday. Our high is 95, with the record set at 101 degrees—but while breaking temperature records isn’t in the cards, feels-like temperatures will make us feel like we’re around 110 degrees in some areas later today.

We’d love to see how every community in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia is showing out for America’s birthday.

Temperatures will have the feels like effect of 100 plus degrees

Thunderstorms with heavy down pours will stall plans temporarily

The National Weather Service says there will be a high rip current risk Wednesday and Thursday for all beaches in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

Celebrations took place all across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia this weekend ahead of Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the emancipation of those who were enslaved in the United States.

A heatwave is headed to the Central and Eastern portions of the United States next week with dangerous temperatures anticipated to be near or over 100 degrees.

Temperatures rise into upper 80s, low 90s

It’s the best day of the year for students in Duval County — the last day of school before summer!

Heat index in the upper 90s, stay hydrated & in the AC