A Flood Watch, thunderstorms and dangerous rip currents are putting Jacksonville on alert Friday and through the weekend. Drier weather arrives Monday.

A 65-foot underground barrier will trap contaminated groundwater at the Koppers site near Gainesville's main drinking water supply.

A multimillion-dollar restoration aims to address flooding along McCoy's Creek in Jacksonville, part of a watershed identified as a significant flood-risk area.

Rain and thunderstorms will keep Jacksonville soggy through the weekend, with coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents adding to the hazards. Sunnier weather is expected Monday.

Jacksonville is waking up to heavy rain, fog and gusty winds, with flooding concerns and dangerous rip currents expected through Saturday.

A Flood Watch covers Jacksonville on Tuesday as heavy rain, gusty northeast winds and dangerous beach conditions move across the area.

A Macclenny resident says the water in his backyard rose to the tree line overnight as officials warn more rain is on the way.

Jacksonville faces heavy rain and a Flood Watch Monday, followed by gusty northeast winds, coastal flooding concerns and dangerous rip currents.

Jacksonville faces a Flood Watch, heavy rain and thunderstorms Sunday, followed by a cooler, windier and still-wet week.

Storms are set to rumble across Jacksonville this weekend before stronger northeast winds bring rough surf and coastal flooding concerns next week.

Jacksonville’s quiet Friday morning will give way to afternoon storms, a wet weekend and rising coastal hazards next week.

Jacksonville starts October warm and mostly clear, but afternoon storms return Thursday before a wetter and cooler pattern arrives next week.

Jacksonville faces afternoon showers and thunderstorms Wednesday, with a wetter, cooler pattern arriving early next week.