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It is a very mild start and areas south of I-10 remain mostly dry this morning. Early morning Georgia showers will move northeastward and out into the Atlantic. Mid-morning rain returns and lingers through the afternoon north of Jacksonville.
It will be mostly cloudy with temps near 80 and breezy SW winds 15-20 mph.
Rain has a better chance of reaching Jacksonville later in the afternoon along with areas to the south. Here, new batches of showers and storms will move through generally after 1 PM with increasing steadier rain late overnight.
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Tomorrow brings a high weather impact day since the rain will linger all day.
Saturday’s rain starts early followed by punchier storms in the afternoon. Severe storms with gusty wind and isolated tornadoes are possible south of a line between Gainesville and St. Augustine tomorrow afternoon. Severe Threats diminish by evening but the rain continues overnight adding 2-4″ to rain gauges.
A cold front passes drying us out Sunday but overcast skies linger all day locking in the cold with upper 50s & low 60s.
