First Alert Weather: Breezy with few showers & storms

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast:

  • The onshore winds out of the southeast are taking over, so evening showers & storms will be well inland – west of Highway 301 to I-75.  Partly cloudy otherwise with lows in the 70s.
  • Friday will be partly sunny with isolated morning showers near the coast shifting inland through the day with a few storms developing inland. Rain will again be well west of Jacksonville by late afternoon.
  • The weekend will be partly sunny with scattered showers & t’storms. Highs will range from the upper 80s at the beaches to the low 90s inland.

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Tropics:

  • No areas of concern across the Atlantic. Next name: “Cristobal”. Weak low pressure may try to develop northeast of Florida through the weekend, but tropical development is not expected. Some long-range models indicate a possible longer track system moving across the Atlantic by mid-month. Plenty of time to watch/track/monitor/discuss.

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First Alert 7-day Forecast:

  • TONIGHT: Inland shower/storm early… partly cloudy overnight. Low: 75
  • FRIDAY: Partly sunny with a brief coastal shower in the morning… a few mid-day & afternoon showers & t’storms inland. High: 92
  • FRIDAY NIGHT: Inland shower/storm early… partly cloudy.  Low: 74
  • SATURDAY: Partly cloudy with scattered showers & a few t’storms. High: 91
  • SUNDAY: Partly cloudy with a few showers & t’storms. 74/91
  • MONDAY: Partly cloudy with a few afternoon t’storms. 75/92
  • TUESDAY: Partly sunny & hot with an isolated afternoon storm. 75/95
  • WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy, isolated afternoon showers/storms. 75/95
  • THURSDAY: Partly sunny, isolated afternoon showers & storms. 74/96

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