Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast:
- It’s been a stormy Saturday across NE FL & SE GA
- Rain started this morning up in Georgia and has shifted into NE FL early to mid afternoon
- Some neighborhoods have received 2-3″ of rain in Duval and St. Johns Counties
- Clouds and showers continue into the early evening
- Rain will gradually fade away by sunset and overnight will be dry
- Sunday will still have storms, but not as many
- The heaviest storms will be inland, near & west of I-95
- Monday brings a very similar pattern before the days get drier
- We’re just tracking isolated storms each day Tuesday thru Friday
- With less rain, the temperatures go back up to between 95-100
TROPICS
- The National Hurricane Center has highlighted two areas in the Central & East Atlantic
- A tropical wave in the E. Atlantic is moving westbound
- Another tropical wave is yet to leave Africa but will in the coming days
- Long-term forecasts indicate any tropical system that forms will stay out in the open ocean
- Shear also looks to be present in the W. Atlantic, so any tropical development may not last long
- We’ll be carefully tracking the next several days
- Read “Talking the Tropics with Mike” for the latest tropics info
TONIGHT: Rain Ending, Partly Cloudy. Low: 74
TOMORROW: Partly Sunny, A Few PM Storms. High: 94
MON: Partly Sunny, A Few Storms. 75/92…