First Alert Weather: A few storms, more sunshine, and a big warming trend

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the First Alert Weather forecast:

Showers continue to stream across the area this evening
Rain totals today have been around 1-2″ in Glynn, Duval & St. Johns Counties
Some neighborhoods in Glynn County have received almost 10″ of rain this week. TEN.
There may be some isolated showers lingering along the coast overnight & early Monday
BACK TO SCHOOL Monday morning looks partly cloudy & humid
We’ll see more sunshine on Monday with a few storms in the afternoon & evening
Best threat area for storms will be along & west of I-95
There will be some rain each day this week
We’ll track the sea breeze each day, either side of I-95, for the best chance for storms
High pressure at the upper levels of the atmosphere will keep the risk for severe weather down
That high will also help our temps climb back into the mid/upper 90s mid to late week

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There are two areas to watch in the Atlantic
One tropical wave in the Central Atlantic is headed north; it’s of no concern
Another wave in the Eastern Atlantic is headed westbound
It’s likely this wave becomes the next named storm, “Erin.”
There’s a lot we still don’t know about the long-term life of this system
Early indications show it curving out to sea in the W. Atlantic & staying away
The forecast can still change - but there is no threat to Florida for at least a week, potentially even longer