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Rain chances increase as October begins
We’re kicking off October with warm temperatures, increasing humidity and a growing chance for showers and thunderstorms across Northeast Florida. Today will start with partly cloudy skies before showers and thunderstorms become more likely through the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will climb into the upper 80s, keeping conditions feeling...
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Sunny Start, Stormy Finish: Jacksonville Braces for Soaking Week Ahead
Possible fog and stratus are forecast early Wednesday in Jacksonville, with the city expected to reach about 88 degrees. A slight chance of showers is forecast from 1 to 2 p.m., followed by a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. East Winds Pick Up By Afternoon. The...
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Jacksonville Roasts in 90-Degree Heat as St. Johns River Flooding Lingers
Jacksonville is headed for a mostly sunny Monday with temperatures climbing to around 90 degrees, but minor coastal flooding will remain the day’s main concern. The National Weather Service’s advisory covers the St. Johns River basin and Intracoastal Waterway through 8 p.m. Sunny, Hot Monday Ahead. Southwest winds...
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King Tides and Nor’easter Swells Bring Sunny-Day Flooding to Florida’s East Coast Including Key West, Miami, and Jacksonville as Tides Run High
FLORIDA — Sunny-day flooding is happening along Florida’s East Coast, stretching from Key West to Miami to Jacksonville, as king tides combine with swell and wind from the nor’easter farther north. Tides have been running 1 to 2 feet above average, pushing seawater into roads, storm drains, neighborhoods, and businesses. The flooding is occurring under clear, sunny skies, catching many residents and visitors off guard.
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Street flooding in Downtown Jacksonville due to King Tide Impacts
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Surfers shrug off nor’easter warnings, hit Jacksonville Beach to catch a wave
JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. – The waves were blown out, the currents were dangerous, and forecasters were telling people to stay home. Some surfers showed up anyway. Nor’easter conditions and elevated tides are creating hazardous conditions at beaches across Northeast Florida, and the National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory warning of life-threatening rip currents, minor tidal flooding, and waves expected to persist through Saturday.
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First Alert Weather: Already eyeing Summer’s return
The First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast a BEAUTIFUL day for Saturday. The area tied the record low this morning of 55 degrees. Daytime highs didn’t even make 80 in some neighborhoods. It’ll be another chilly night.
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Flooding at Forsyth and Lafayette in Downtown Jacksonville due to king tide
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – There is flooding at the intersection of Forsyth and Lafayette in Downtown Jacksonville due to king tides. King tides are the extreme high tides that occur when the gravitational forces of the sun and moon align, resulting in the highest possible tides of the year. Fall...
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Jacksonville Braces for Muggy Storms Before Wind, Coastal Flooding Concerns and a Cooler Weekend
Jacksonville could see morning showers, with temperatures in the low to mid-70s, but the quiet morning is expected to give way to a muggy afternoon of showers and thunderstorms. Rain chances rise around 11 a.m., with the best opportunity for storms from noon through 5 p.m. The high should reach about 88 degrees before temperatures ease through the afternoon.
Deb Kowalski
Jacksonville Storm Season: Who Reviews Trust With Yard Drainage And Grading
As of mid-September 2026, Jacksonville's still catching those long afternoon storms that fill a yard in twenty minutes and take days to drain. I'm Treasure Coast, not Duval County, but I've learned enough about Florida water to know an insurer reads standing water against a foundation as trouble waiting for a 4-point inspection, not just a soggy lawn.