A quick warm-up pushes Jacksonville into the low 90s today; a Fire Weather Watch is in effect for Thursday with gusty winds and low humidity.

Clear Tuesday gives way to gusty SE winds and a midweek heat spike. Moderate rip currents and elevated fire danger through Thursday.

Florida made certain hurricane‑prep items permanently sales‑tax exempt effective Aug. 1, 2025. Batteries, specified generators, gas cans and safety gear are now tax‑free year‑round.

National Hurricane Preparedness Week runs May 3–9 as CSU projects 13 named storms for 2026. Tampa Bay officials are pushing residents to check plans, insurance and supplies now.

Sunny and breezy today with highs near 79°F and gusts up to 24 mph. Near‑record heat and elevated fire danger return midweek.

Morning fog gives way to a sunny 74°F Sunday in Jacksonville. Inland heat climbs into the 90s midweek with a Thursday storm window and elevated fire danger.

Showers and thunderstorms move into Jacksonville Saturday; some storms may be strong with damaging wind and heavy rain.

Muggy morning with scattered afternoon showers and gusts to 20 mph. Strong to possibly severe storms are possible Saturday; beaches face rising rip‑current risk.

Cloudy and humid with a ~40% chance of afternoon storms and gusty winds. Heavier, widespread rain and isolated strong storms look likely Saturday.

Near9record inland heat and dangerous rip currents today. Late9night storms and a wetter weekend ahead.

A Rip Current Statement is in effect for Jacksonville beaches through Tuesday evening. Midweek heat spikes inland — swim only at guarded beaches and check conditions.

High rip current risk Monday; gusty northeast winds make the shore choppy.

Mid-80s and breezy Sunday with a slight chance of afternoon storms; smoke may lower air quality in spots.