Dense fog is cutting visibility across Jacksonville this morning; expect clearing to mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures through the week.

Dense fog will slow the morning commute in Jacksonville; sunshine returns and a warming week is on the way.

Thick fog is slowing Saturday morning commutes in Jacksonville; highs near 67°F. Expect breezy onshore winds and higher surf early next week.

A tornado swept through Jefferson County, Alabama, damaging homes and dropping large hail. First Coast meteorologists reviewed footage and outlined what the system means for Northeast Florida.

Dense fog may slow parts of the I‑75 commute; showers and a few strong storms are likely this afternoon.

Breezy with gusts up to 30 mph and elevated wildfire danger inland. Showers and thunderstorms likely Friday into Saturday.

A new state bill lays out a timetable to restore the Ocklawaha River while deferring the dam‑removal question to an advisory council of local and state appointees.

Patchy frost before 8 a.m. Wednesday, then sunny and breezy with highs near 70°F. Elevated fire danger inland this afternoon; rain and storms arrive Friday–Saturday.

Patchy frost and a Freeze Warning this morning; highs rebound into the upper 50s and fire-weather risk returns this afternoon.

State officials warn that spring cleanup and widespread drought raise wildfire risk across North Carolina; safety tips and permit info are included.

Sunny but blustery Monday with highs near 52°F. Freeze Warning overnight into Tuesday; inland pockets may see hard freezes.

Gusty northwest winds and a Red Flag Warning hit Jacksonville Sunday; officials warn against outdoor burning and advise protecting plants and pipes overnight.

Patchy fog lifts to mostly sunny skies with highs near 85°F today. A cold front brings storm chances tonight, Gale Watches offshore and a hard freeze Monday night.