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Prev 1of38 Next Continuing a tradition that began more than 35 years ago in Paris, more than 1,000 guests attended Jacksonville’s fourth editoin of 4th edition of Le Diner en Blanc. Themed  “Dining on Cloud Nine” the all-white soiree was held at Metropolitan Park.  The evening included a mix ofContinue Reading

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A warm end to the week.  So far day under partly cloudy skies.  A slight chance of showers or an evening storm continues for coastal SE GA through around 7 p.m.  Tonight will be mild under clearing skies with patchy fog inland.  Let’s talk about the weekend.  Mostly sunny toContinue Reading

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The annual Orionid meteor shower peaks Friday night into Saturday morning October 21 when you could see from 10 to 20 meteors per hour. The debris from Halley’s Comet entering the Earth’s atmosphere are the meteors that will light up the sky. The best time to watch will be afterContinue Reading

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Ready to hear about the ultimate field trip? This week a local educator took to the skies alongside the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. The nationally recognized precision flight team tours the country sharing “the magic of flight” with thousands of viewers each year. Out of thousands watching, a fortunate fewContinue Reading

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released its official Winter Outlook and it hinges much on El Niño and its impacts on the long-range weather pattern across the globe. The Climate Prediction Center (CPC), says a “strong” El Niño, is likely to last through January. Locally El Niño typically bringsContinue Reading