The last week of summer in North Central Florida could be a little soggy.
With fog expected to creep into the 352 the next few mornings, the National Weather Service offers a few tips on how to navigate through it.
We should prepare for heavy rainfall locally from Wednesday into Thursday as a warm front moves up from the Gulf.
While participants may get a little soggy, their gratitude for those who protect, serve, and save lives will not go unnoticed.
Kickoff is at 7 p.m. which means you could run into some wet weather.
Over the last six years, there have been at least six storms in September every year.
Get an early start on outdoor activities as afternoon storms are expected throughout the holiday weekend.
See the forecast to find out the timing and chances for rain.
The National Weather Service is anticipating minor flooding along the Suwannee and Santa Fe Rivers.
The National Weather Service is forecasting thunderstorms every day this week.