Jacksonville drivers may face slick and hazardous conditions as storms linger through Monday, September 29, with heavy rain and gusty winds likely. Afternoon travel on I-95 and surrounding highways could slow as storms increase in intensity. Motorists should plan extra time and prepare for reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Jacksonville, thunderstorms will develop Sunday morning and strengthen into Monday, with breezy northeast winds topping 20 mph. Rainfall totals may exceed an inch in localized areas. Power outages are possible where storms cluster, and the risk for lightning will remain high both afternoons.
The threat intensifies Monday when a stronger line of storms sweeps across northeast Florida. Areas including Orange Park, St. Augustine, and downtown Jacksonville could see multiple rounds of rain through evening. Commuters should avoid flooded streets, keep cell phones charged, and monitor local alerts for potential advisories.
Relief arrives midweek as drier air pushes into Florida. By Wednesday, skies turn mostly sunny, giving the region its first real taste of October fall weather. Temperatures stay near the low 80s with breezy conditions continuing.
Warnings remain in place through Tuesday, with updates possible if stronger storm cells develop. Residents should stay weather-aware as September ends with a stormy stretch.
Five-Day Forecast for Jacksonville, FL
- Saturday: Scattered thunderstorms, high 86°F, low 73°F.
- Sunday: Showers and thunderstorms likely, breezy, high 86°F, low 73°F.
- Monday: Thunderstorms and gusty winds, high 83°F, low 71°F.
- Tuesday: Isolated showers early, breezy, high 85°F, low 70°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, breezy, high 83°F, low 68°F.
