Morning fog and dangerous rip currents hit Jacksonville today. Storms move in Sunday with a heightened severe threat Monday; colder air arrives midweek.

Dozens of dead dolphins have washed up along Florida beaches this week; officials are collecting samples and investigating a possible virus.

High rip current risk at Jacksonville beaches today; sunny with a high near 75. Storms likely Sunday into Monday, then a sharp cool-down midweek.

A line of storms will sweep through Jacksonville Thursday with heavy rain and gusty winds. Boaters and beachgoers should watch advisories and expect rough seas.

Sunny and warm this morning; inland highs near 90°F today. High rip current risk at area beaches through 4:00 a.m. EDT Thursday.

Near‑record heat Tuesday–Wednesday, then a frontal system brings showers and thunderstorms Thursday. Morning fog and a moderate rip current risk could affect commutes and beaches.

Dense morning fog and mid‑80s heat will shape the week. Beachgoers and commuters should plan ahead.

Dense morning fog this week gives way to highs near 85°F and a late‑day chance of storms. Beaches should watch for a moderate rip current risk.

Dense fog is reducing visibility to about 1/4 mile in Jacksonville this morning. A Dense Fog Advisory runs until 9 AM and beaches face rip current danger through Sunday.

Thick fog is cutting visibility across Jacksonville this morning; expect slow commutes and a high rip‑current risk at area beaches. Highs climb into the 80s this weekend.

Thick morning fog and low visibility today in Jacksonville, with a high rip‑current risk along parts of the coast. Inland highs will climb into the low‑80s.

Dense fog is reducing visibility in Jacksonville this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs until 9 a.m. and beaches face a high rip current risk.

Dense fog is limiting visibility across Jacksonville this morning with an NWS advisory through about 9 a.m. Tuesday. Expect sun this afternoon and warmer temperatures this week.