Hello Partners,

NWS WFO Jacksonville is producing briefings on the increasing severe weather potential for Monday and Tuesday. A strong low pressure is expected to develop over the Southeast on Monday, resulting in a two-day threat for severe weather.

Round 1: On Monday, a warm front across southeast Georgia will pose a threat for strong storms during the afternoon, with severe wind, hail, and tornadoes possible.

Round 2: Overnight Monday, a line of storms from northern Georgia into eastern Alabama will pose of threat for severe winds as it moves into southeast Georgia and northern Florida.

Round 3: As the cold front moves through the area on Tuesday, strong storms could once again develop across north and north-central Florida and will pose a threat for severe wind, hail, and tornadoes.

As this is a fluid situation with many factors involved, check in for further updates throughout the weekend. Here is the latest briefing image:

Please reference our PDF briefing available here:
http://www.weather.gov/media/jax/briefings/nws-jax-briefing.pdf

The briefing will be updated at least once a day. It will be updated more frequently if needed.

Please refer to this briefing page during the event for updated local forecast and weather impact information. We will not send e-mails to announce updates to the briefing.

Thank you for your partnership,

Nate McGinnis
Meteorologist, NWS WFO Jacksonville

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