JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Much-needed rainfall is on the way for Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, addressing the area’s substantial rain deficit. Residents can look forward to improved conditions as the precipitation arrives.
Today’s weather forecast indicates a 30 percent chance of showers, particularly along the coastline. Earlier, Brunswick experienced some early morning showers, with temperatures remaining in the 50s and 60s.
As we prepare for tomorrow, the weather is expected to become more active. Rain chances will increase, bringing with them a potential risk for severe storms across the region. While there’s no need for alarm, as these storms may provide the moisture that dry lawns desperately need, the National Weather Service has advised the public to remain vigilant.
Wind gusts could reach up to 20 miles per hour near St. Mary’s and around 17 miles per hour in Brunswick. There remains a small, isolated chance for tornadoes if any instability develops within the storm system. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and check Exact Track 4D on News4JAX for the latest updates.
The forecast indicates that showers may begin filtering through the area around 5 to 7 p.m. this evening, with a line of storms expected to arrive by 7 to 8 a.m. tomorrow and potentially continuing into the afternoon. Following this system, high pressure is set to move in midweek, leading to drier conditions and a drop in temperatures below average for several days. However, another system may bring further rain later in the week, which will be closely monitored.
Residents are invited to share any weather moments they experience, whether it’s rain, storm clouds, or clear skies after a storm, with the weather team through SnapJAX.
It’s crucial to stay prepared as we navigate these weather changes. The community can count on News4JAX and The Weather Authority to provide continuous updates throughout the week.