First Alert Weather: Stormier weekend and another wind shift

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

  • Spotty showers have been streaming onshore all afternoon and evening on Friday
  • While we have clouds overhead Friday night, most spots stay dry
  • A shower or two will flirt with the coast overnight
  • A few showers will move inland mainly in SE GA Saturday morning
  • Then Saturday afternoon and evening will feature more rain and storms
  • Saturday will be stormier than the last few days
  • Sunday will also bring storms, but generally less coverage than Saturday
  • Monday morning - Back To School - will be humid but dry with a few afternoon storms
  • The onshore winds from the last few days will shift more southerly through Monday
  • That will allow both sea breezes to converge near I-95/Hwy 301 each afternoon
  • Drier air moves in Tuesday, bringing just isolated storms each day thru the weekend
  • Temps get HOT, back in the mid to upper 90s each day too

TROPICS

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  • No active storms
  • Very weak low pressure just off the FL coast will drift up toward the Carolinas by Monday
  • Development is not expected with this area

TONIGHT: Isolated Coastal & SE GA Showers. Low: 74

TOMORROW: Partly to Mostly Cloudy, Scattered Showers & Storms. High: 91

SUN: Partly Cloudy, A Few Storms. 74/91

MON: Partly Sunny, A Few Storms. 75/92

TUE: Partly Sunny & Hot, Isolated Storm. 75/95

WED: Partly to Mostly Sunny, Isolated Storm. 75/95

THU: Partly to Mostly Sunny, Isolated Storm. 74/96

FRI: Partly to Mostly Sunny, Isolated Storm. 76/98

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