Weather Authority Alert Days: Friday & Saturday

From a beautiful sunset Thursday, clouds and the possibility of heavy rains will be enough to trigger a Weather Authority Alert for Friday.

Rainfall the past three months: 4.88″ — by lunchtime Saturday, some places in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia will have received nearly that much just this week.From a beautiful sunset Thursday, clouds and the possibility of heavy rains are enough to trigger a Weather Authority Alert for Friday. Conditions will be pleasant one minute and then heavy rains the next.

Disruptive rains will develop early Friday and spread across the area. This period of rain will last two to four hours and potentially dump 1 to 3 inches of rain. Forecast models suggest the heaviest will be along and north of I-10. When? Best guess — midday give or take two hours.A powerful cold front will blow through Saturday morning and with it comes the potential for brief and intense downpours. The threat is less on the rain amounts and more on the intensity or severity of the storms.In the wake of the storms, winds will be very strong. Northwesterly winds will briefly gust up to 35 mph, even after the storms have passed and skies have cleared.

Additionally, temperatures will drop, and continuously. Many areas will only be in the 50s, even at The Players.

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