Jacksonville residents enjoying a clear Friday night should prepare for a stormy turn by Saturday afternoon. Thunderstorms could disrupt travel and outdoor plans, especially along I-95 and I-10 during peak weekend hours.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances climb to 30 percent Saturday, increasing to 50 percent by Sunday. Storms may bring heavy downpours, gusty winds near 20 mph, and lightning. These conditions could make roadways slick and slow down travel. Drivers are urged to allow extra time, check traffic alerts, and avoid flooded roads.
Saturday morning begins mostly dry, but storms may fire after 11 a.m. with highs near 91. Saturday night stays partly cloudy with a low of 74. By Sunday, storms could last into the evening before tapering off overnight. The unsettled pattern continues into Monday with higher storm chances and breezy conditions that may impact flights out of Jacksonville International Airport.
Outdoor events, including youth football games and late-summer festivals, could face interruptions. Residents should keep backup indoor plans and charge devices in case of isolated outages.
The unsettled stretch eases midweek, with fewer storms and highs in the mid-80s.
Five Day Forecast for Jacksonville, FL
- Saturday, Sept. 6: Scattered thunderstorms, high 91, low 74.
- Sunday, Sept. 7: Storms likely, high 90, low 75.
- Monday, Sept. 8: Breezy with thunderstorms, high 85, low 75.
- Tuesday, Sept. 9: Showers and storms, high 82, low 74.
- Wednesday, Sept. 10: Drier with partly sunny skies, high 84, low 74.
