First Alert Weather: A few isolated showers with seasonably warm afternoons

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — This morning is mild with temperatures in the 70s to lower 80s along the coast.

    • Lower to mid 70s around Inland Duval County
    • Upper 60s north and west of Jacksonville
  • St. Johns, Clay, and Putnam counties have the best shot at seeing a few isolated showers this morning.
    • Coastal Duval could see an isolated brief shower as well.
  • Highs will be held into the mid to upper 80s inland and lower to mid 80s along the coast.
  • Onshore winds continue at 5-15 mph.
  • A high rip current risk at local beaches.
  • Highs will remain in the mid to upper 80s the next few afternoons.
  • This weekend will feature a few midday and afternoon showers/storms with highs in the mid to upper 80s.

TROPICS:

  • Weak low pressure may form over the Central Atlantic, but there is no threat to any land areas.
  • Next name: “Fay”.
  • We continue to build on the record for the satellite era- since 1966 - of the deepest into the Atlantic hurricane season *without* a hurricane (was Sept. 11).
  • Always more: “Talking the Tropics With Mike”.

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TODAY: Partly sunny. Breezy. Isolated shower. HIGH: 87

TONIGHT: Partly cloudy. Coastal isolated shower. LOW: 72

SATURDAY: Partly cloudy with a few midday and afternoon showers/storms. 72/87

SUNDAY: Partly sunny with a few showers/ afternoon storms 73/87

MONDAY: Partly cloudy with scattered showers/storms. 74/87

TUESDAY: Partly sunny with scattered showers/storm. 74/90

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy with scattered showers/storms. 73/89

THURSDAY: Partly sunny with an isolated shower. 72/87

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