Jacksonville, FL weekend forecast includes a mix of sun and storms, with a 60-70% chance of rain and possible heavy rainfall, peaking near 90 degrees.

NWS forecasts intermittent showers and thunderstorms for Jacksonville, with varying chances of rain throughout the coming week and temperatures reaching 93 degrees.

NWS warns of high rip current risk in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida through Wednesday, advising caution for swimmers due to dangerous conditions.

Jacksonville, FL, forecasts show frequent scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and light easterly winds.

The NWS in Jacksonville, Florida, warns of high rip current risk on local beaches until Monday evening, advising precautions and swimming near lifeguards.

NWS Jacksonville forecasts mostly sunny days with highs near 88°F, light winds, and a slight chance of weekend showers. The following week may see mid-80s temps, chances of showers, and thunderstorms up to 40%.

Jacksonville forecast: Morning fog clears to a sunny high of 89°F. Evening low at 71°F, with calm winds. Weekend sees slight chances of rain and thunderstorms with highs in the mid-80s.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL forecasts sunny days with highs near 88°F, light winds, and partly cloudy nights with temperatures around 70°F.

Jacksonville faces minor coastal flooding; a National Weather Service advisory warns of impacts in the St Johns River Basin area, with possible road closures and travel delays until Wednesday evening.

The National Weather Service extended a Coastal Flood Advisory in Jacksonville, FL, warning of minor flooding and rip currents until 8 PM EDT Tuesday.

The NWS issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and High Rip Current Risk for Florida's First Coast until Monday evening, warning of minor flooding and dangerous currents.

A Wind and Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect in Northeast Florida; strong winds and minor flooding are expected, along with dangerous rip currents. Residents are advised to secure items and exercise caution outdoors.

The NWS issued warnings for high rip currents and coastal flooding in several Florida counties, advising caution and safety measures for residents and swimmers.