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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.
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Heat Index Hits 108 in Stuart and 104 in Tampa and Miami as Florida Feels Like July During Unusually Hot Early October Afternoon
FLORIDA — Summer-like heat has a firm grip on Florida, with feels-like temperatures soaring above 100 degrees across most of the state. Stuart is feeling like 108 degrees, while Tampa and Miami are both near 104. Even northern cities such as Jacksonville are approaching triple digits. The steamy conditions feel more like July than early October across the Sunshine State.
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Deep tropical moisture means rainy, breezy week ahead
Jacksonville is in for a wet and breezy stretch this week. Deep tropical moisture is moving in, bringing widespread showers and storms Tuesday with locally heavy rainfall possible. Rain chances stay elevated through the week, with several rounds of rain likely. Northeast winds also increase, especially by Wednesday, with gusts...
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Beaches Town Center roads flood after several inches of rainfall
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Stalled front, Gulf moisture keep heavy rain in the forecast this week
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It certainly has been a wet start to October. In fact, several locations have picked up around 5-7″ in just the past two days. Is this rainfall enough to end the drought and what does the rest of the week hold?. In just the first...
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A rainy week ahead, pack the umbrella!
A wetter pattern is settling in for the start of the week, with rain chances staying high through at least Tuesday. Today, expect showers and storms to increase, especially after 2 p.m. Highs will stay near 80 with a light north wind. Rain coverage looks widespread, with around a quarter...
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Stalled Front Brings Heavy Rain to North Florida Including Tallahassee, Jacksonville, and Gainesville Next Week With Several Inches Possible Regardless of Gulf Development
TALLAHASSEE, FL — A stalled front is expected to deliver solid rainfall totals across much of Florida next week, regardless of whether anything tropical forms in the Gulf. The heaviest totals are likely to end up across North Florida, including the Panhandle and the Big Bend. The seven-day rainfall outlook runs from Saturday, October 3 through Saturday, October 10. Tropical development in the Gulf remains possible, but the rain threat does not depend on it.
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Soaked Then Slammed: Jacksonville Braces for Days of Flood-Watch Downpours
Jacksonville is heading into a soggy Sunday, starting under mostly cloudy skies, humid air and temperatures in the mid-70s. The high should reach about 87 degrees before showers and thunderstorms become more likely from late morning through the afternoon. A Flood Watch begins at noon Sunday and continues through Monday...