JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Grab those umbrellas and rain jackets—The Weather Authority at News4JAX reports a weather Impact Day for our region today.
While these downpours bring inconvenience, they won’t be severe, meaning the potential for hail and the threat of tornadoes is unlikely.
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Hazards: gusts in the 30-40 mph range, localized flooding
Timeline: afternoon, inland with some daytime heating effects along I-75 south of I-10
Short-term forecast: storm timing, locations, and amounts
Beach goers can expect gusty east winds, reaching up to 20 to 25 mph. Hazards along the coast, in addition to the wind, are moderate rip currents.
As the afternoon progresses, inland movement of Gulf breezes will trigger widespread showers, particularly along the coast and into neighboring inland counties. Rain could continue off and on through Thursday.
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Extended outlook: weekend heat and return to summer pattern
Expect to return to a more typical summer pattern—warmer days with highs rising into the mid-90s by Saturday and Sunday, and a chance of scattered afternoon storms.
Evening lows should sit comfortably in the low 70s, but with higher humidity sticking around. Friday and the weekend won’t be complete washouts, but viewers should be prepared for the usual pop-up storms and hot afternoons as the temperatures climb and the air turns muggy.
For the latest updates and interactive radar, visit News4JAX’s weather section—The Weather Authority will keep you prepared for whatever the week brings!