- Tracking a few scattered showers this morning, especially north of Jacksonville.
- A few afternoon showers/storms are likely moving in from south to north.
- An isolated strong storm is possible this evening.
- High risk of rip currents.
- High surf of 3-5 feet that could help cause some beach erosion.
- Higher tides due to the approaching new moon tomorrow + onshore winds.
- A few rounds of scattered storms are likely on Saturday as fringe impacts from Isaias arrive.
- A few strong storms are possible as well.
- Isolated tornado threat
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — TROPICS
- Isaias is moving into the Northern Gulf & should intensify today before landfall by this evening between 7 and 9 pm near Pensacola/Mobile while weakening some upon approach.
- Some *fringe* effects for the local area – a few heavy t’storm bands & isolated tornado threat.
- “Talking The Tropics with Mike” is updated every day.
TODAY: Cloudy, Scattered showers/isolated storm. Breezy. High: 82
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TONIGHT: Cloudy with showers. Isolated strong storm. Low: 74
SATURDAY: Cloudy and humid. Scattered showers and heavy storms. A few strong storms. 74/86
SUNDAY: Partly cloudy and breezy, Scattered showers/storms. 75/88
MONDAY: Turning mostly sunny. Not as humid. 63/87
TUESDAY: Sunny with low humidity. 60/84
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny. 60/87
THURSDAY: Partly sunny. 64/83
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