JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Action News Jax's First Alert weather team is tracking hot weather and increased tropical activity in the week ahead.
First Alert meteorologist Trevor Gibbs said temperatures will rise into the 90s Monday afternoon, with conditions remaining mostly dry throughout the day.
There will be a few inland showers and storms in the afternoon and a few evening showers and storms across Southeast Georgia. The Jacksonville metro area will remain mostly dry.
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Temperatures and humidity will increase this week, with several storms expected each day.
As for the tropics, the First Alert Weather Team continues to focus on an area of disturbed weather in the Atlantic that could develop into the next tropical system. It will move west/northwest toward the northern Caribbean/Bahamas by Friday before approaching Florida and the southeastern United States over the weekend.
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Please stay tuned as the forecast develops. The next named storm will be Debbie.
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Action News Jax's First Alert weather team will continue to monitor the forecast and bring you updates throughout the day.
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Here's your First Alert 7-day forecast:
Today: Partly to mostly sunny with showers/storms. Height: 92
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low: 73
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Tuesday: Partly sunny with scattered storms. High 94/Low 73
Wednesday: Partly sunny with a few storms. High 94/Low 73
Thursday: Partly sunny and hot with a few storms. High 95/Low 73
Friday: Partly cloudy and hot with a few storms. High 96/Low 74
Saturday: See the tropics. Partly sunny and hot, with a few storms. High 95/Low 75
Sunday: See the tropics. Partly cloudy and hot with a few storms. High 95/Low 75
read: Talking Tropics with Mike: A look at what's “possible” in the long term
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