TIDAL FLOODING EARLY THIS WEEK
Higher astronomical tides and a surge of breezy northeasterly winds, tidal levels are expected to increase and cause minor flood impacts in flood prone areas.
SUNDAY EVENING FORECAST
As the front approaches SE Georgia and NE Florida, more storms and rain will continue through sunset.
There will be rounds of isolated to scattered storms through sunset. Some isolated severe storms are possible with strong winds and heavy downpours. The greatest chance for storms is along, I-95, the coast, and Saint Johns River Basin.
RAIN ACCUMULATION THROUGH SUNDAY 11:59 pm
Temperatures will drop into the mid-70s by midnight with light winds from the east and northeast, partly cloudy skies, high humidity and low rain chances.
JACKSONVILLE 0.10 of an inch
LAKE CITY 0.20 of an inch
PALATKA 0.35 of an inch
BRUNSWICK 0.05 of an inch
ST AUGUSTINE 0.15 of an inch
TIMELINE FOR RAIN CHANCES
TRACKING THE TROPICS
There are currently no disturbances.