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Hurricane Isaias is strengthening and is set to make landfall near Alabama and Florida by late Friday or early Saturday.

Action News Jax Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh takes a deep dive into the day's forecast, and its impact on the next few days.
Tracking a warm afternoon with a few inland showers Tracking a mainly dry morning commute today. Only an isolated shower closer to the coast is possible for the AM drive. A few inland afternoon showers will develop, primarily west of Jacksonville from Highway 301 to I-75. Showers develop between 1 and 3 pm. Highs today in the lower to mid 80s inland and upper 70s to 80 degrees at the coast. Drier air/ lower humidity arrives for the weekend. TROPICS: Low pressure forming over the W. Atlantic well to the east of Florida will stay over the open Atlantic but could slowly become “Kyle." Hurricane season ends November 30. TODAY: Partly cloudy with a few inland showers. HIGH: 82 TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Some patchy fog. LOW: 66 THURSDAY: Partly cloudy with an isolated shower. 66/82 FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mainly dry. Brief shower possible. 63/83 SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and nice. 62/81 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. 56/75 MONDAY: Mostly sunny, cooler. Isolated shower possible. 54/70 TUESDAY: Mostly sunny. 50/72
Election Day: Tracking a few morning showers shifting inland Cloudy skies this morning with a few light to moderate showers south of Jacksonville and moving northwest. Damp or wet roads for some local roads for the AM commute. Mostly cloudy skies early today with more sun breaking through this afternoon. The greatest coverage of any showers will be this morning vs. this afternoon. Many dry spots to go cast your vote on Election Day! Highs today in the lower 80s. Winds out of the east at 10-15 mph. Some minor tidal flooding is still possible today at high tide times. A wind shift and cooler mornings are finally on the horizon by next weekend. TROPICS: Low pressure forming over the W. Atlantic well to the east of Florida will stay over the open Atlantic but could slowly become “Kyle." Hurricane season ends November 30. TODAY: Mostly cloudy with a few showers, especially early. HIGH: 82 TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. LOW: 66 WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy with isolated inland showers. 66/82 THURSDAY: Partly cloudy with an isolated shower. 66/82 FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mainly dry. 63/83 SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and nice. 62/81 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. 56/78 MONDAY: Mostly sunny, cooler. 54/73
A few showers and damp roads to kickoff the week Cloudy skies this morning with a few light to moderate showers developing. Damp or wet roads for some local roads for the AM commute. Mostly cloudy skies today with a few lingering showers. The greatest coverage of any showers will be this morning vs. this afternoon. A few showers this afternoon, but plenty of dry spots as well. Highs today in the mid to upper 70s Winds out of the east at 10-15 mph. Some minor tidal flooding is still possible today at high tide times. A few showers are possible on Tuesday with less coverage than today. A cold front will pass through our area Thursday, but not with much rain. A wind shift and cooler mornings are finally on the horizon by next weekend. TROPICS: No areas of concern Hurricane season ends November 30. TODAY: Mostly cloudy with a few showers. HIGH: 77 TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few showers. LOW: 65 TUESDAY: Partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers. 65/79 WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy with isolated showers. 66/82 THURSDAY: Partly cloudy with an isolated shower. 66/82 FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mainly dry. 63/83 SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and nice. 59/81 SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. 56/78
The National Hurricane Center gives guidance on projected forecast, status changes in the storm, and expected rainfall & storm surge totals. If you have any questions about a storm this will be where they get answered.