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.

Jacksonville reaches 90 Tuesday as coastal flooding and rip-current concerns continue. Storm chances build from midweek through the weekend.

Jacksonville will be mostly sunny and near 90 Monday, with minor coastal flooding affecting the St. Johns River basin and Intracoastal through 8 p.m.

Sunny skies and a high near 87 degrees arrive Sunday, but coastal Duval County faces minor flooding and dangerous rip currents through the evening.

Sunny skies and an 81-degree high are on tap Saturday, but dangerous rip currents and minor coastal flooding will keep beachgoers on alert.

Sunshine and cooler air are headed for Jacksonville, but dangerous surf, rip currents and minor coastal flooding will keep beach plans on hold.

Gusty winds, dangerous rip currents and minor coastal flooding are expected Thursday. Jacksonville then gets a cooler, sunnier weekend.