As a winter storm moves through Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, some school districts are beginning to announce if classes will resume.
The National Hurricane Center gives guidance on projected forecast, status changes in the storm, and expected rainfall & storm surge totals. If you have any questions about a storm this will be where they get answered.
Action News Jax Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh takes a deep dive into the day's forecast, and its impact on the next few days.
Winter storm continues through early Wednesday • We are tracking the winter storm now • First Alert Weather Day through midday • Temperatures may drop a few degrees to allow for some icing on some Duval county roads, especially inland • Snow continues through 6-7 AM for most of SE Georgia • Some wintry mix is possible through 8-9 am for JAX metro • Temperatures will rise above freezing by 10 am (+/-) • Highs today will only be in the upper 30s to lower 40s • The record low high temperature is 41 degrees from 2022 • Overnight, we drop down to the 20s and 30s inland and mid to upper 30s along the coast • Some refreezing is possible in SE Georgia where any snow doesn't melt today • The bitter cold continues over the next several mornings TODAY: FAWD, Wintry mix early. Mostly cloudy and cold. HIGH: 39 (mid to upper 30s inland) TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Chilly. Low: 30 (20s inland) THURSDAY: Morning freeze. Partly to mostly cloudy, chilly with an isolated shower. 30/47 FRIDAY: Morning freeze, mostly sunny. 28/50 SATURDAY: Morning freeze, mostly sunny. 27/52 SUNDAY: Morning freeze, mostly sunny. 32/62 MONDAY: Warmer and partly cloudy. 43/64 TUESDAY: Partly cloudy. 45/65
Winter storm arrives tonight • Tuesday and Wednesday are First Alert Weather Days. • A rare Winter Storm Warning is in effect for all of southeast GA and most of NE Florida (including Coastal Duval and Coastal Nassau counties). • Winter Weather Advisory overnight/early Wednesday for St. Johns and Eastern Putnam county. • Our message continues to be for people in the warning areas to plan to be home by sunset Tuesday and stay there until mid-day Wednesday out of an abundance of caution. • A mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will likely begin in inland SE GA between 5-7PM Tuesday, increasing in coverage/intensity there through the night. • Precipitation will start as a very cold rain across NE FL Tuesday evening with increasing potential for frozen precipitation to sink south into NE FL after midnight and before sunrise Wednesday. A few sleet pellets may mix-in with the rain after sunset. • Inland bridges and overpasses will be more susceptible to icing first, then other roads and highways that are untreated. • Ice could weigh down trees enough to result in some power outages. • Uncertainty still exists on how close to the coast of NE FL frozen precipitation will get. A brief period of freezing rain/sleet may arrive for Coastal Duval before or near sunrise Wednesday. • Please check and recheck the First Alert Forecast over the next 24 hours. • Precipitation quickly ends Wednesday morning after sunrise, with temperatures rising above freezing by mid-morning at which anything frozen will begin to melt. • Morning freezes appear likely through the remainder of the week. TODAY: Mostly cloudy with a few PM showers, becoming a wintry mix after sunset in SE GA. HIGH: 47 TONIGHT: Cloudy and cold. Winter weather increases. Low: 32 (20s well inland) WEDNESDAY: Wintry mix early, then clearing. Cold. 32/42 THURSDAY: Inland freeze, partly cloudy, an isolated shower. 30/47 FRIDAY: Morning frost/freeze, mostly sunny. 28/50 SATURDAY: Morning frost/freeze, mostly sunny. 27/52 SUNDAY: Inland freeze, mostly sunny. 35/62 MONDAY: Partly cloudy and warmer. 46/67
Chilly day ahead, winter storm expected to arrive Tuesday night • Starting off the day with some clouds in NE Florida and temperatures in the 30s • Many inland neighborhoods will dive down to freezing this morning through sunrise • MLK Day is turning partly sunny & cold with a bit of a breeze • We’ll be back near or just below freezing inland on Tuesday morning, clouds increase through the day • Rain begins Tuesday evening, then will turn to sleet/freezing rain along & west of Hwy 301 overnight • Tuesday night & Wednesday morning are a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY • Precip appears to be mostly snow farther north in SE GA • Sleet/Freezing rain accumulations will generally be a quarter to a half inch, snow accumulation less 3” • Travel could still be treacherous due to ice accumulation near the FL/GA border and into SE Georgia • Some isolated power and tree issues may arise if the ice accumulations go above 0.25" north and west of Jacksonville. • It’s possible that a few snow flurries form in Western Duval County if temps are colder than expected, but Jax should mainly see just rain & mix • It’s a cold rain for most of NE FL south of I-10 with the exception of some wintry mix inland • Please check & recheck the First Alert Forecast over the next 24-36 hours • Precipitation moves out fairly quickly Wednesday with temps well above freezing during the day (should help melt anything frozen) • A few showers move in on Thursday • It gets really cold again with widespread frost & freezes the second half of the week into the weekend MLK DAY: Partly to Sunny, Chilly. High: 48 TONIGHT: Increasing clouds. Low: 32 TUESDAY: Cloudy, Evening Rain turning to Wintry Mix Inland. Snow in SE GA. 32/47 WEDNESDAY: Wintry Mix/Rain Early, Clearing. 32/45 THURSDAY: Partly Cloudy, A Few Showers. 33/50 FRIDAY: Inland Freeze, Partly Sunny. 31/53 SATURDAY: AM Frost/Freeze, Mostly Sunny. 27/55 SUNDAY: Inland Freeze, Mostly Sunny. 35/656
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