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Jacksonville Faces Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms

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News Summary

Jacksonville is experiencing heavy rain and thunderstorms as it endures a prolonged wet spell. Meteorologist Katie Garner’s updates keep residents informed about the changing weather. Rainfall has already affected several neighborhoods, particularly around St. Augustine and Jacksonville Beach, with more on the way. Residents should expect continuous rain over the next few days and a coastal flood advisory is in effect. With gusty winds and increased humidity, safety precautions are recommended. Community engagement via SnapJAX encourages sharing rainy day moments.

Jacksonville Faces Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Amid Extended Wet Spell

Jacksonville, FL is waking up to a rainy start this September 9, 2025. It seems like Mother Nature has flipped a switch, and she’s drenching the city with showers and thunderstorms. Thanks to meteorologist Katie Garner and her trusty Exact Track 4D radar, folks are being kept in the loop about this soggy situation.

Where is the Rain Coming Down?

Early birds in neighborhoods like Deerwood Club and Greenland have already seen some early showers splashing down. However, the heavy rain is currently making its biggest impact in St. Augustine and the World Golf Village area. If you’re near the coast, prepare for the showers that’s rolling in from the ocean. Areas like Jacksonville Beach, St. Johns County, Atlantic Beach, Palm Coast, and Flagler Beach are getting the wet weather treatment as well.

Thunderstorms on the Horizon

As the day unfolds, thunderstorms are expected to stick around throughout the afternoon, bringing a mix of rain intensity. One moment it might just be a light drizzle, then next, boom—heavy showers! So, just be cautious if you’re out and about.

Looking ahead, this wet theme will not just be a one-day affair. Over the next five days, continuous rain is on the docket. Rainfall accumulations could reach between 2 to 3 inches in several areas, particularly along the coast and near the I-95 corridors.

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Advisories in Effect

Heads up to everyone—there’s a coastal flood advisory in place. Flooding can rise gradually, especially with the influence of high tides. So, keep an eye on any low-lying areas or roads that may be prone to flooding.

Windy with a Chance of Wet

Along the coastline, current sustained winds are swirling in the teens and 20s (mph), picking up a little stormy steam. Gusts could reach up to 30 mph by 7 a.m., especially close to the beaches. But don’t get too comfortable, folks! Winds are expected to calm down into the low to mid 20s as the morning turns to afternoon.

A Wet Week Ahead

Summer warmth meets stormy weather this week, as temperatures could rise near the 90-degree mark. With humidity levels ramping up, the heat index might feel closer to 100 degrees, making it quite the sauna outdoors! The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for northeast Florida and southeast Georgia from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. So, if you’re planning to be outside, make sure to stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade.

Rain Chances on the Rise

30% after 3 p.m. today, only increasing to 60% as the evening rolls in. By midweek, Wednesday is poised to bring a hefty 70% chance of rain and possible storms starting after 2 p.m. Buckle up, because this could be quite the ride!

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