FIRST ALERT WEATHER: More quick downpours today as high tides continue

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Sunday will be partly to mostly cloudy with occasional quick-moving showers, breezy conditions, and highs near 80°F. Expect some wet roads, but also plenty of dry breaks.

Notes from the First Alert Weather Team:

• Sunday morning, a few quickly moving showers are streaming in off the Atlantic. Some roads are wet.
• Sunday will feature higher rain coverage than Saturday, but there will still be plenty of dry time mixed in, especially through parts of the afternoon.
• Because showers are moving quickly, rain totals will generally be an inch or less on Sunday. Little to no flood threat.
• Temperatures will be limited to near 80 degrees thanks to the onshore wind, clouds, and occasional showers.
• Additional quickly moving showers are likely Monday morning and afternoon, with an embedded thunderstorm or two possible.
• Showers and an isolated storm could be close to EverBank Stadium Monday night, but they should be winding down and/or moving more inland by the evening. 
• Higher high tides continue with the onshore flow and an approaching full moon.
• Some signals of cooler, fall-like weather in the next two weeks.