BUT AS THAT TROPICAL SYSTEM GETS A LITTLE CLOSER, BRINGS BACK A GOOD SURGE OF MOISTURE, OUR HUMIDITY WILL RETURN TO KIND OF THAT MUGGY, STICKY AND STEAMY LEVEL BY SUNDAY. AND THEN THROUGH NEXT WEEK.

An area of low pressure formed off the coast of Jacksonville on Friday and could develop into the season’s next tropical depression or storm, according to the National Hurricane Center. In its 2 p.m.

An area of low pressure has developed about 100 miles off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida, and is slowly drifting north ...

An area of disturbed weather off the southern Atlantic coast has evolved into a tropical rainstorm and is now on a path that could see it strengthen into the ...

It will remain mostly clear on Saturday, with daytime highs creeping up, but still comfortable around 80 or slightly above.

We continue to monitor potential tropical development off the east coast of Florida – and it is becoming likely a system will ...

As of early Friday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center has given a disturbance located off of the East Coast of the ...

A slow-developing weather system is trying to get its act together over the Southeast U.S. this Fourth of July.

Repeated rounds of stormy weather loitering off the Southeast coast could do more than just dampen fireworks celebrations in ...

An area of low pressure is forming off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida. The system could develop into a tropical storm or ...

Radar and satellite show a circulation trying to spin up offshore of North Florida. An old cold front has sagged into the ...

CHECK THE LATEST FORECAST & UPDATES! **** Tropics threats/impacts for Jacksonville/NE Florida/SE Georgia: Weak low press ...