First Alert Meteorologist Corey Simma tracks heat and storms.
Heavy rain and storms have already caused downpours in the metro.
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As of 3:00 PM, rain and storms will concentrate near the St. Johns River south of Jacksonville. A few storms will continue tonight, mainly west of Jacksonville.
Sunday’s sea breeze will move rain and storms further inland than today. Daily storms will continue into next week, including July 4
Temperatures will rise above average at the end of next week.
In the tropics, Beryl strengthens rapidly in the central/western Atlantic.
Beryl is forecast to become a major hurricane before reaching the Caribbean and hitting the Lesser Antilles hard.
There is another wave behind Beryl, which is also expected to strengthen and move towards the Caribbean.
Both Atlantic/Caribbean areas to watch are expected to stay south and away from Florida. But there is still a lot of time to work out that forecast, stay tuned
Another disturbance is brewing in the southern Gulf – and it’s also not coming to the US or Florida.
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Here’s a look at your 7-day forecast:
TONIGHT: Early inland shower, partly cloudy. Low: 75
TOMORROW: Partly sunny, some showers. High: 93
MA: Partly cloudy, a few storms. 76/94
DIN: Partly sunny, some storms. 75/91
WO: Partly cloudy, some storms. 76/91
FOURTH: Partly sunny, a few storms. 76/92
FREE: Partly cloudy and a bit warmer, some storms. 75/94
SAT: Partly sunny, some storms. 76/97
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