JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The First Alert Weather Day continues through Monday morning, as our First Alert Weather Team tracks on-and-off rain and storms in the area.
Rain and thunderstorms continue to track from west to east into the area Sunday.
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We’ve had a bit of a lull in the activity this afternoon. But, expect coverage to pick up again this evening.
A system in the Gulf right now will continue to make its way across the state through Sunday night and into tomorrow morning.
A severe weather threat remains overnight and into tomorrow morning, so expect a wet and stormy commute.
Heavy rain with localized flooding will be the main threat, along with lightning.
Isolated strong wind gusts (40-60 mph) are possible. The tornado threat is low, but not zero.
We’ve already received 1-2″+ and an additional 1-2″ will be possible before we dry out by Monday afternoon/early evening.
The rest of the week will be dry and warm.
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The next rain system will likely arrive on Sunday, so there could be rain at The Players.
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