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Isaias brings far-reaching outer bands to First Coast Friday and Saturday
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Prolonged rain leads to flooding at Beaches Town Center
Heavy rain causes flooding concerns at Beaches Town Center, leading to road closures and low customer turnout at local businesses. Days of rain are causing flooding concerns at the Beaches Town Center. On Tuesday, parts of Atlantic Blvd. from East Coast Dr. to the Beaches Town Center were closed due...
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Northeast Florida Fair delays opening day until Friday as rains hamper setup
CALLAHAN, Fla. – The Northeast Florida Fair will open Friday instead of Thursday because persistent rain has slowed setup and left the grounds too wet, fair officials said. The fair in Callahan is now scheduled to run Oct. 9-18. The gates will open at 5 p.m. Friday at the fairgrounds on U.S. 1.
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Rising Ribault River threatens homes along Jacksonville’s Ken Knight Drive
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Residents along Ken Knight Drive are watching the Ribault River as another round of rain threatens a neighborhood with a history of flooding. The river rose earlier in the day, reaching the level of homes behind it and creeping toward the boat ramp at Charles Reese Park. Floodwater also seeped into yards and driveways along the street before pulling back.
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‘Always floods out here’: Rain leaves part of Atlantic Blvd. underwater in Atlantic Beach
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. – A stretch of Atlantic Boulevard in Atlantic Beach was closed for several hours Tuesday after steady rain left about a foot of standing water covering the roadway, city officials said. The Atlantic Beach Police Department said Atlantic Boulevard was shut down from East Coast Drive...
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Jacksonville Beach avoids major flooding, credits stormwater investments
Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team says that Jacksonville Beach received between six and eight inches of rain Tuesday, but much of the flooding that developed during the storm had cleared within 24 hours.
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Jacksonville Deluge to Swamp Streets and St. Johns River Through Saturday
Jacksonville is waking up under mostly cloudy skies Thursday with temperatures around 75 degrees, but the wet weather is not letting up yet. Rain showers are likely through the afternoon, with a high near 83 and northeast winds reaching up to 22 mph in gusts. The unsettled stretch will intensify Friday and Saturday, bringing heavier rain, thunderstorms and continued coastal hazards.
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McCoy’s Creek restoration appears to help limit flooding during Jacksonville rains
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Heavy rain brought nuisance flooding to parts of Jacksonville, including the Mixontown neighborhood near McCoy’s Creek, but people who work in the area said conditions appeared better than in past storms. The neighborhood runs parallel to the creek, which has flooded nearby roads for years....
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Atlantic Beach crews work to prevent flooding ahead of more rain
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. – Atlantic Beach crews have been clearing drainage areas and pumping water from Aquatic Pond as the city prepares for more heavy rain. On Tuesday, heavy rainfall left standing water on Atlantic Boulevard, and East Coast Drive near the oceanfront was closed. Water on the roads reached about 12 inches, but they have since reopened.
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Water floods Ponte Vedra neighborhood after heavy rainfall
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Flooding threat Wednesday, then more Impact Alerts Friday and Saturday
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Jacksonville Drenched: Floods, Rip Currents to Hammer St. Johns River, Beaches Through Saturday
Https://unsplash.com/photos/a-flooded-street-with-a-yellow-sign-eFzH4HGwcv4. Jacksonville is starting Wednesday with heavy rain, fog and reduced visibility, and the soggy pattern is not going anywhere quickly. Showers and thunderstorms are expected through the afternoon, while gusty northeast winds add another headache for drivers, boaters and anyone heading toward the coast. Flooding and dangerous rip currents remain concerns through the weekend.
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St. Marys River Forecast to Reach 14 Feet Near Macclenny
At 7:45 p.m. EDT Sunday, the St. Marys River gauge at Macclenny read 10.2 feet. The National Weather Service in Jacksonville forecast the river to pass its 12-foot flood stage late Monday morning and reach 14 feet Tuesday evening, with minor flooding forecast from Monday morning until further notice, according to the warning reproduced by GovOneStop. The warning covers Baker, Nassau and Charlton counties.