Jacksonville gets afternoon storms Tuesday and Wednesday before stronger coastal winds and a cooler, drier weekend arrive.

Jacksonville could see storms, gusty winds and heavy downpours Monday before a cooler, breezier pattern takes over late this week.

Jacksonville’s Sunday starts cloudy and warm before afternoon storms roll in. A wetter stretch continues through Wednesday, followed by cooler temperatures and stronger coastal winds.

Jacksonville gets one more hot Saturday before storm chances surge through Tuesday. Stronger onshore winds could make beaches and local waters rougher late next week.

Jacksonville’s Friday forecast is mostly sunny and breezy, but storm chances rise sharply Sunday through Tuesday. Beachgoers should also watch for a moderate rip current risk at area beaches.

Jacksonville sees warm conditions and gusty northeast winds Thursday, while beachgoers face dangerous rip currents. Storm chances rise this weekend.

Jacksonville’s Wednesday forecast brings sunny skies, strong northeast winds and a late-day shower chance. Rough surf and a high rip-current risk remain along the beaches.

Jacksonville starts Tuesday with fog and lower cloud decks inland before afternoon storms, gusty winds and a high rip current risk take over.

A hot Monday with afternoon storms will give way to stronger northeast winds, rough surf and elevated rip current danger at Jacksonville-area beaches.

Jacksonville will heat up Sunday before afternoon storms bring lightning, heavy rain and possible 40-50 mph wind gusts. A breezier, cooler pattern arrives Tuesday.

Jacksonville’s Friday forecast brings a 92-degree high, heat index near 102 and storms arriving after 2 p.m. Heavy rain and gusty winds could disrupt afternoon plans.

Jacksonville gets a sunny start Thursday before heat, thunderstorms and heavy rain take over the afternoon. Beachgoers also face a moderate rip-current risk.

Jacksonville starts Tuesday cloudy and breezy, with showers and afternoon storms ahead. Beaches face a high rip current risk through late tonight.