Jacksonville Area Expecting Strong Storms Tonight

2/6/2020 (Permalink)

The storm's main threats are brief heavy rain, gusty winds of 50-60 mph+, and an isolated tornado.

Source: Action News Jax

JACKSONVILLE, Florida — WHAT TO EXPECT DURING TODAY:

We are starting off Thursday mild with temperatures in the 60s. We will see partly cloudy skies this morning. More clouds will build in throughout the day. Highs will soar to the lower 80s this afternoon.

We will be near record highs (85 – 2008). A Wind Advisory will go into effect today at noon to 3 a.m. for all Jacksonville-area counties.

In addition to a windy day, a few showers are possible this afternoon for some local neighborhoods.

WHAT TO EXPECT TONIGHT:

A First Alert Weather Day will go into effect tonight. A line of potentially strong to severe storms will move into the area this evening from west to east. Some schools will close early today ahead of the severe weather.

Friday’s morning commute will be mainly dry and breezy with some leftover wet roadways.

Stay safe as these strong storms move through our area. If you suffer any water damage, call SERVPRO Fernandina Beach/Jacksonville Northeast at 904.729.2401.