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Frost Possible and Feels-Like Temperatures in the 30s for Tallahassee, Gainesville, Pensacola, and Ocala as Powerful Cold Front Sweeps Florida Next Weekend

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Forecast models are starting to agree that a powerful cold front will sweep across Florida next weekend. The front could bring feels-like temperatures in the 30s and 40s to much of the state by Sunday, November 15. Frost is possible in parts of north Florida. Even South Florida could feel a noticeable chill behind the front.

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High pressure brings sunshine and comfortable temperatures

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High pressure will be overhead today, which means we will see plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. It won’t be as humid thanks to a northwesterly wind behind yesterday’s cold front. Perfect weather if you are heading to the fair! Highs for the day will be in the mid to upper 70s.

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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Sunny Jacksonville Saturday as First Coast Rip Currents Turn Beaches Treacherous

Clear skies are greeting Jacksonville Saturday morning, with a mostly sunny day ahead and temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. The catch is along the coast, where dangerous rip currents are expected to make Northeast Florida beaches a risky place to swim through Monday morning. Sunny Saturday Comes With A...

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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Major cities may be impacted by river flooding for several weeks following a 1 in 1000-year flash flooding event

Over 200,000 residents in Melbourne, West Melbourne, and Palm Bay were at risk for life-threatening flash flooding on November 2. Meteorologist Jessie Schaper with the National Weather Service (NWS) office in Melbourne says major cities along the St. Johns River Basin, including Jacksonville, could experience river flooding in the next several weeks as a result.

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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Major cities may be impacted by river flooding for weeks following a 1-in-1,000-year event

Over 200,000 residents in Melbourne, West Melbourne and Palm Bay were at risk for life-threatening flash flooding on Monday. Meteorologist Jessie Schaper with the National Weather Service office in Melbourne says major cities along the St. Johns River Basin, including Jacksonville, could experience river flooding in the next several weeks as a result.

Palm Bay, FL · 1d

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Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Low pressure over the Central Atlantic

An overview of what's going on in the tropics....

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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Fog, St. Johns Flood Threat Greet Jacksonville Before Weekend Cooldown

Jacksonville is waking Thursday to cloudy, humid conditions and a little patchy fog before the skies brighten. Temperatures near 67 degrees before dawn will climb to around 85 this afternoon, making for a warm day despite the murky start. Fog Gives Way To A Warm Afternoon. Patchy fog is expected...

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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Weak Cold Front To Bring Cooler Weekend Temperatures

Partly to mostly cloudy skies with patchy fog late tonight, early Wednesday. A few showers will be possible before sunrise, then becoming partly cloudy and warm with afternoon showers and thunderstorms possible. Patchy to areas of dense fog will be possible Thursday and Friday morning with isolated showers possible each...

Jacksonville, FL · 4d

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Sun's Out, Floods Lurk: Jacksonville Basks as St. Johns River Swells

Jacksonville is warming into another summerlike day, with partly sunny skies and temperatures reaching about 82 degrees Wednesday. The bigger concerns remain along the coast and the St. Johns River, where minor flooding and dangerous rip currents are still affecting local plans. Warm, Breezy Wednesday Before Fog Returns. The National...

Jacksonville, FL · 4d

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Talking the Tropics w/Mike: Area to watch over the Western Atlantic but staying well east of U.S.

An overview of what's going on in the tropics....

Jacksonville, FL · 5d

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Jacksonville Beaches Brace for Flooding, 8-Foot Surf as Soaking Rains Move In

Sunday brings unsettled weather and prolonged onshore breeziness, with showers, gusty east winds and isolated thunderstorm potential primarily south of I-10. Temperatures should reach near 78 degrees before slipping into the mid-70s, while coastal areas deal with minor flooding and dangerous surf. Rain And Gusty Winds Arrive Sunday. Showers could...

Jacksonville, FL · 7d

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Showery pattern before a big wind shift

It's been cloudy with a few showers at times. There are shields of rain inland & west of the St. Johns River. Showers stream onshore at times along the coast of NE FL

Jacksonville, FL · 6d

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A breezy and wet start for some, primarily in Putnam, Flagler & St. Johns counties

We’re starting the workweek with an unsettled weather pattern across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with heavy rainfall and continued tidal flooding as our primary concerns through Monday. MONDAY – HEAVY RAIN POTENTIAL: A passing area of low pressure combined with an unusually moist atmosphere will support multiple rounds...

St Johns County, FL · 6d

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Disturbance brings scattered rain and heavy downpours Sunday

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Tonight will feature a partly to mostly sky with breezy conditions. Winds could gust up to 30 mph at times. Isolated showers are possible thanks to an approaching front and the northeasterly wind. Coastal flood alerts remain in effect for our area through early next week,...

Jacksonville, FL · 7d

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Jacksonville, FL Weather Outlook: Cooler, Wetter Pattern Favored Nov. 8–14

Coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents remain concerns through 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2.

Jacksonville, FL · 7d

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NE Florida Surf Report #1 Sunday 6:40 AM

In the modern era, our surf breaks can be very crowded and it is dangerous. It’s important for surfers to exercise caution in crowded conditions. For beginners, choosing an uncrowded spot will give you the space to make the process of learning a lot more stress-free. That way, as your wave riding skills become more refined, you’ll be able to step up to the more popular, over-crowded breaks which makes it safer for everyone.

Jacksonville Beach, FL · 7d