SLOW MOVING LATE DAY STORMS HEADED TOWARD THE BEACHES

STORM COVERAGE INCREASES FRI./SAT.

3-4” OF RAIN PARTS OF DUVAL CO. IN JUST 2 DAYS – LOTS OF PICS/VIDEOS – TWITTER, BURESH FB FAN PAGE

NOT AS STORMY FATHER’S DAY/EARLY NEXT WEEK

TROPICS: BUD HEADED FOR BAJA OF CALIFORNIA…. DISTURBANCE NEAR YUCATAN – NOT EXPECTED TO DO MUCH – “TALKING THE TROPICS WITH MIKE”

A BIT HOTTER….. STORMS MORE SCATTERED BUT STILL LOCALLY HEAVY THROUGH THU.

STORMS INCREASE AGAIN FRI. – SAT.

MORE ISOLATED BY FATHER’S DAY

WET LAST 3-4 WEEKS

TROPICS: BUD WEAKENING BUT TROPICAL STORM WATCH FOR THE SOUTHERN BAJA OF CALIFORNIA…. WEAK CARIBBEAN DISTURBANCE NOT EXPECTED TO DEVELOP

Mike Buresh goes into detail on today's forecast, looking at where we can expect rain and why there's a disparity between how much has actually been measured in particular areas. It's not just rainy in Florida, though, as Hurricane Bud is drawing attention in the Eastern Pacific.

TYPICALLY HOT/HUMID WEEK WITH A FEW AFTERNOON SHOWERS/STORMS

LOCALLY HEAVY DOWNPOURS BUT NOT EVERYWHERE

TROPICS: QUIET ATLANTIC BASIN.... ACTIVE E. PACIFIC

Mike Buresh goes into detail about this weekend's weather expectations, including the Hurricane Expo Saturday. Plan for some increased risk of thunderstorms in the afternoons this weekend, some heavy downpours are expected.

Mike Buresh discusses how the increases in humidity over the next days will lead to increases in showers and feels-like temperatures this weekend.

Mike Buresh gets into the details about increasing humidity and chances of rain, as the chance of scattered showers increases through the weekend.

Mike Buresh has updated information on weather system developments in central Florida today and their impact or influence on North Florida weather conditions this week.

Mike Buresh details the gradual increase in humidity over the rest of this week, and how that will affect our forecast Wednesday through this weekend, including the Hurricane Expo this Saturday.

Garrett Bedenbaugh goes into detail about the cool front moving through Jacksonville, and what that means for the week's forecast in terms of humidity, temperature, and rain.