Jacksonville, Florida – Storms will intensify over Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon as an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms threatens to disrupt travel across Northeast Florida.
According to the National Weather Service in Jacksonville, scattered storms are expected to develop by 2 p.m. Wednesday, with a surge in intensity through the evening. Gusts may reach 23 mph, especially along I-95 and U.S. 1 corridors, posing risks for afternoon commutes and outdoor activity.
Winds will shift from the southwest at 9 to 15 mph, with showers continuing through Wednesday night. Thursday brings another round of strong rain chances (60–90%) and the possibility of morning-to-midday thunderstorms. Rainfall amounts could exceed a quarter inch where storms concentrate.
By Friday, the pattern continues with intermittent showers and storms, especially from noon onward. Highs will push near 91°F, with humidity levels keeping conditions muggy. Storms may taper late Friday night, but more rain is likely again on Saturday.
Looking Ahead:
- Tuesday (June 3): High 87°F, 40% chance of PM storms, breezy.
- Wednesday (June 4): High 83°F, 80% chance of PM storms.
- Thursday (June 5): High 84°F, 90% chance of showers and storms.
- Friday (June 6): High 91°F, 70% storm chance by afternoon.
- Saturday (June 7): Slight AM showers, PM storms possible, high near 94°F.
