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Daily Showers, Storms Possible As Heat Index Nears 105 (opens the original)
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Richard Nunn, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Showers are winding down as temperatures will fall into the 70s across the area. Patchy fog overnight and early Thursday morning, mainly inland and in areas that saw rain today. The summer pattern continues, with fall just 13 days away. The heavy, saturated air will lead to daily rounds of showers and thunderstorms while keeping our heat indices around 100 - 105 degrees. Aside from a shift in the wind, the unsettled pattern will continue through Sunday.
Patchy Fog And Coastal Showers Possible Overnight (opens the original)
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Richard Nunn, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Patchy fog with a few light coastal showers will be possible tonight and early Wednesday. The onshore winds continue tonight and could push a few showers across our beaches and coastal counties overnight. Patchy fog will be possible late tonight and early Wednesday morning as the summer pattern cools to near seasonal temperatures along with daily rain chances. The onshore winds will switch to an offshore flow on Sunday. The highest rain chances will be
New flood levels reflect 75 years of Black Creek flooding (opens the original)
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Richard Nunn, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist The National Weather Service in Jacksonville is modifying flood stage levels for the North Fork Black Creek near Middleburg Effective Thursday, August 27, 2026 the NWS will change the flood stage levels for the North Fork Black Creek near Middleburg to better reflect the impacts from flooding along this portion of the river. This location is a flood-only point, which means forecasts are issued whenever the creek is expected to reach or exceed action sta
Isolated storms continue Friday, increasing storm coverage this weekend (opens the original)
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Richard Nunn, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Update: 9:00 Rain with thunderstorms continues in western Duval County and inland, near and along Highway 301, These will slowly wind down through 11 p.m. The summer pattern continues with hot temperatures and isolated showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. Isolated showers and thunderstorms will continue through Friday. Damaging wind gusts, lightning and locally heavy rainfall remain the main hazards. Storm coverage will increase this weekend with waves o
Storms bring hail and downed trees, heat continues with increasing rain chances this weekend (opens the original)
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Richard Nunn, News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Update: Isolated strong to severe storms left a trail of hail and a few toppled trees. Hail was reported with some of the storms. The largest was around 0.50 inch near Newnans Lake in Alachua County and pea size in St. Johns County. The Damage Reports include downed trees and power lines in Alachua County where 66 mph wind gusts were recorded around 4:20 p.m. Tree damage was also reported in Putnam County and in Clay County where a tree damaged a porch.
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