10 hours ago Nor’easter-like conditions could cause flooding along Florida coastPortions of the St. Johns River may approach flood stage as a result of a coastal storm in the Atlantic.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
October 16, 2026 Florida’s extreme drought improves dramatically in one weekThe Sunshine State is on track to reduce the drought as we finish the rainy season this month.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
October 9, 2026 St. Augustine braces for heavy flooding from king tides and Hurricane IsaiasKing tides are expected through Tuesday, and the city is warning drivers to be careful on flooded streets.…By Briana Brownleee - News4Jax and Jesse Hanson - News4Jax
October 8, 2026 Isaias becomes first hurricane of the season, threatening northern Gulf CoastHurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall near the Alabama-Florida line by Saturday morning.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
October 7, 2026 Isaias could become season’s first hurricane as it heads for Gulf CoastFlorida faces continued heavy rain and flooding concerns as Isaias moves through the Gulf.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
October 6, 2026 El Niño’s Florida flip: A wetter, stormier winter?A strengthening El Niño could bring a higher risk of flooding, squall lines and tornadoes this winter.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
October 5, 2026 Forecasters are monitoring the Gulf for possible tropical developmentGradual development of a tropical system is possible this week, and Jacksonville is in for heavy rain.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
September 17, 2026 Rain chances to increase as low pressure produces squally weatherAn upper-level low late this week will help to increase moisture and erosion to East Coast beaches.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
September 14, 2026 National Hurricane Center monitors disturbance, but no US threat expectedWithout another tropical cyclone, 2026 could become the second-quietest hurricane season since the 1800s.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
September 10, 2026 We’ve reached the peak of the Atlantic hurricane seasonBeyond Sept. 10, six named storms form during an average season, with four becoming hurricanes.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
September 8, 2026 Florida has more lightning deaths than anywhere in the countryYou can avoid lightning strikes by knowing what causes them and taking steps to lower your risk.…By Audrey Shirley - Storm Center
September 1, 2026 Florida’s summer 2026: The heat and drought in the rearviewWe look back at a summer marked by relentless heat and a striking lack of rain across the state.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
August 17, 2026 El Niño keeps Atlantic hurricane activity unusually quietStrong wind shear and dry air are suppressing hurricane activity across the Atlantic basin.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
August 12, 2026 When will the next solar eclipse be visible to people in Florida?Florida will miss out on Wednesday’s total solar eclipse, but residents can see a partial lunar eclipse Aug. 27.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
August 11, 2026 Scorching heat will continue this week across Northeast FloridaTemperatures could reach 98 degrees in the Jacksonville area, with a heat index close to 110 degrees.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
August 10, 2026 Hurricane Center monitors 3 disturbances, but none pose a direct threatTropical activity appears to have ramped up, but conditions are still unfavorable for development.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
August 7, 2026 NOAA lowers hurricane forecast even further as El Niño ramps upNOAA forecasters predict seven to 13 named storms this year, including two to six hurricanes.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
August 6, 2026 Forecasters expect least active hurricane season in more than a decadeA strengthening El Niño is expected to persist in August and September, the busiest hurricane months.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
August 5, 2026 The ‘perfect storm’ most people miss after a hurricaneLandfall is not the only threat from a hurricane. The recovery time is often more dangerous.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
August 3, 2026 Hurricane season enters peak months under growing El Niño influenceA strengthening El Niño is expected to suppress hurricane activity from August through October.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
July 31, 2026 Florida hurricanes: Where you live — and how — mattersHurricane vulnerability is shaped by more than landfall. It’s also the way people live — in high-rises and along waterways.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
July 27, 2026 Dangerous heat threatens Northeast Florida to start the weekThe heat index could reach 111 degrees on Monday — and maybe even higher on Tuesday.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
July 21, 2026 Tropical Storm Bertha forms in the Gulf; parts of Florida could feel effectsWind shear will limit Bertha’s intensification, but strong winds are expected in the northern Gulf Coast region.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
July 9, 2026 Strengthening El Niño could signal early end to Florida’s rainy seasonSeveral forecast models project below-average precipitation during the second half of summer.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center