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Partly cloudy and warm today with highs near 88°F; gusty E‑winds and a moderate rip current risk at area beaches through Friday.
High rip-current risk and gusty east winds will make Jacksonville beaches hazardous through May 20. Morning fog may slow some commutes.
Volusia County finished a south-berm renourishment that restored more than four miles of New Smyrna Beach shoreline and begins dune plantings ahead of Memorial Day.
Mostly sunny and breezy today in Jacksonville with highs around 86°F. High rip current risk remains through late Tuesday night.
Hot, muggy and breezy today in Jacksonville. High rip current risk through Monday night; brief late‑day storms possible inland.
Sunny and warm in Jacksonville with highs near 87°F. Dangerous rip currents persist through Sunday night; swim only near lifeguards.
Clear, breezy and sunny today with a High rip‑current risk at area beaches through late Sunday. Swim near lifeguards and respect posted flags.
Patchy fog may slow the morning commute; sunshine returns with highs near 86°F. Beaches face a moderate rip‑current risk today.
Three days of rain improved conditions in patches, but the St. Johns River Water Management District moved parts of northeast Florida into Phase III water shortage.
Showers and storms likely this morning with pockets of heavy rain and a High rip current risk at area beaches.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms sweep through Jacksonville Tuesday with a high rip‑current risk at area beaches. Expect gusty onshore winds and slick roads.
Patchy morning fog may slow commutes across Jacksonville, with scattered storms likely later today. Expect highs near 88°F and increasing marine hazards offshore.
Patchy morning fog and muggy 726F; scattered thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with gusty winds possible. Highs near 836F and small craft conditions may increase Tuesday.
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