FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Tracking a soggy Tuesday

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Action News Jax First Alert Weather Team has declared Tuesday a First Alert Weather Day due to heavy rains.

  • This morning we are tracking widespread impactful rain for the morning commute.
  • A few embedded storms are likely as well.
  • The biggest impact for the day is heavy rain with embedded lightning.
    • A few gusty winds are possible with any storms south of I-10.
  • Highs today will be held to the lower to mid 70s.
  • Rain and a few storms will linger into the afternoon and evening.
  • Rainfall totals will be 1-2″ through this evening with potentially some neighborhoods receiving 2-4″ through early tomorrow.
  • Some nuisance type street & ditch flooding will be possible with some short term urban flooding Tuesday but significant flooding is not likely due to the long term drought, but enough rain in a short period of time in any urban areas could produce at least some flooding for a time, especially if the heaviest rain coincides with high tides at & near the coast (approx 5:15am & 5:45pm)
  • A few showers will linger into Wednesday before we dry out.
  • Highs tomorrow in the lower 80s.

TODAY: First Alert Weather Day - Cloudy with periods of rain and embedded storms. HIGH:75

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy, isolated showers. LOW: 67

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy, a few showers. 67/81

THURSDAY: Partly sunny. 65/85

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny. 55/85

SATURDAY: Mostly to partly sunny. 63/89

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. 67/91

MONDAY: Partly sunny. 68/91

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