The Buresh Daily Discussion

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.

Action News Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh gives us an overview of the week of June 4th - the humidity eases up midweek, but temperatures will remain high with showers expected in the second half of the week.

HOT & HUMID A FEW LATE DAY STORMS HOT/HUMID WEEKEND W/ HEAT INDEX 100+… SCATTERED LATE DAY/EARLY EVENING STORMS DELUGE D’TOWN & W’SIDE THU. EVENING HURRICANE SEASON BEGINS – “TALKING THE TROPICS WITH MIKE”

MORE MORNING SUN BUT THEN AFTERNOON STORMS STORMS BECOME MORE SCATTERED, TEMPS. HOTTER FRI. INTO THE WEEKEND 2-6” OF RAIN SINCE SUNDAY….. 4-10” FOR THE MONTH “BURESH BLOG”: WET, JUNE AVG’S, MOSQUITO SEASON!

MORE RAIN & STORMS – ON/OFF THROUGH DAY MIDDAY/AFTERNOON STORMS THU./FRI. HOT/HUMID WEEKEND W/ “FEEL LIKE” TEMPS. NEAR 100 + AFTERNOON/EVENING STORMS SIGNS OF DRIER WEATHER MID/LATE NEXT WEEK!.... AFTER 1-4” SO FAR…. & 6”+ BY THE WEEKEND ALBERTO INTO THE TENNESSEE VALLEY & WEAKENING BUT STILL PRODUCING FLOODING

MORE HEAVY RAIN & STORMS – MIDDAY & AFTERNOON ON AVG. 1 – 4” SINCE SUN. MORNING…. THOUGH BEACHES FROM JAX BEACH TO ST. AUG MISSED MOST OF MON. AFTERNOON STORMS SO AVG. THERE IS 1-2” SO FAR 6”+ BY FRI. NIGHT FOR SOME NEIGHBORHOODS ALBERTO MOVING INLAND OVER ALABAMA & WEAKENING AFTER LATE MON. LANDFALL NW OF PANAMA CITY, FL. 5TH NAMED STORM TO HIT FL. SINCE AUG., 2016…. “OFFICIAL” HURRICANE SEASON B...

ALBERTO MAKING LANDFALL HEAVY RAIN & STORM THREAT BY MIDDAY TODAY.... AS WELL AS TUE./WED./THU. WET WEEK OVERALL.... 6"+ OF RAIN BY END OF WEEK FOR SOME AREAS STORMS TODAY MOVING QUICKLY NORTH TO A LITTLE NW AT 20-30 MPH EYE OUT FOR LIGHTNING TODAY (VS. SUN.) STILL RIP CURRENTS AT AREA BEACHES

5/25 Afternoon update - Tropics and Subtropical Storm Alberto updates, plus what to expect in Jacksonville's weather through the holiday weekend.

Action News Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh updates us on the development of subtropical storm Alberto in the Gulf, and how this affects Memorial Day weather expectations.

HOT/HUMID… SCATTERED HEAVY MIDDAY/AFTERNOON STORMS HEAVY RAIN AT TIMES OVER THE WEEKEND BUT SOME DRY HOURS TOO & EVEN SOME SUN SATURDAY: SCATTERED AFTERNOON/EVENING SHOWERS/STORMS SUNDAY: CLOUDY, DAMP TO WET WITH ON/OFF SHOWERS, A FEW STORMS MONDAY: STORMY AFTERNOON TROPICS: ALBERTO LIKELY TO DEVELOP OVER THE GULF OF MEXICO – IF SO, FIRST TROPICAL STORM TO DEVELOP OVER THE GULF IN MAY SINCE 1976 –...

5-24-18 Tropical Disturbance 2pm update

“LEARN TO DANCE IN THE RAIN”…..

VERY WARM, HUMID SCATTERED TO WIDELY SCATTERED MOSTLY INLAND SHOWERS & STORMS – SOME AREAS STAY DRY(!) RAIN & STORMS INCREASE FOR THE WEEKEND TROPICAL DISTURBANCE MOVING FROM THE CARIBBEAN TO THE GULF – COULD DEVELOP – ENHANCES RAIN FOR FL. – “TALKING THE TROPICS WITH MIKE”

HUMID, ON-&-OFF SHOWERS & STORMS CLOUDS HOLD TEMPS. IN CHECK POTENTIAL TROPICAL DEVELOPMENT NW CARIBBEAN THEN INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO – NOT LIKELY TO BECOME STRONG STORM – ADDS MOISTURE/RAIN TO LOCAL AREA

A tropical air mass is in place meaning a cloudy, muggy, wet week with lots of showers for Jacksonville.

MORE RAIN & STORMS WEEKEND STORMS SHIFT MORE INLAND… WARM & HUMID EYE ON MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND WET PATTERN

MORE RAIN & STORMS SUBTLE WIND SHIFT FOR WEEKEND – RAIN THREAT SHIFTS MORE INLAND LOT OF COOL PICS/VIDEO FROM WED. STORMS “BURESH BLOG”: EARLY START TO WET SEASON…. END OF LA NINA… BIKE WEEK/MONTH