High surf and dangerous rip currents hit Jacksonville today; northeast winds gusting up to 35 mph. Avoid swimming and expect rough surf.

Afternoon storms are likely with dangerous rip currents building along Jacksonville beaches. Plan around a 2–5 PM storm window and heed beach flags.

Muggy morning with patchy fog; scattered storms likely this afternoon. Boaters and beachgoers should watch for increasing surf and rip-current risk later in the week.

Heavy afternoon storms likely Sunday with localized flooding possible north of I‑10.

Researchers argue the strongest storms are getting stronger and have floated a hypothetical Category 6; Florida forecasters say the official scale isn't changing. The debate matters for local preparedness and rebuilding.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday with heavy downpours and localized street flooding possible.

Afternoon storms likely with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Beaches are under a moderate rip-current risk.

A brief funnel cloud was filmed over Jacksonville's Northside Thursday afternoon; meteorologists say it showed rotation but did not touch down.

SmileHub's report places Florida 28th overall despite leading the nation in prevention planning; the gap shows weak on‑the‑ground capacity as hurricane season nears.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today with heavy downpours and localized flooding possible. Expect slowed commutes and beach flags.

Pinellas Park's Facebook post mixed a rain lyric with a forecast graphic showing 0.25–20 inches; NWS advisories and national forecasts urged caution for flash flooding.

High rip-current risk at Northeast Florida beaches tonight and scattered storms are likely this afternoon. Expect heavy downpours and localized flooding in spots.

A lightning strike at Lettelier Brangus in northern Marion County killed four cows and a calf; NWS and UF/IFAS caution farmers and residents to heed storm warnings.