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Due to the impending storm, the need to open some schools as shelters for the community, and the expected impact of Idalia on our region, Duval County Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of this week. Full update: ow.ly/8OYb50PF2gv

Governor DeSantis has declared a State of Emergency for Duval County which allows for early RX refills as an emergency preparedness measure. Take the time now to ensure you have enough of your medications to last you through the storm. Contact your pharmacy for more info.

Our newest edition of "The Beach Life" newsletter is out! It contains Tropical Storm and other updates for the City of Jacksonville Beach! Click here to read it: conta.cc/3P21PLA To get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox, click here: conta.cc/3Ci4BWS

8/28/2023 5:00 p.m. Below is the latest information from the National Weather Service regarding Tropical Storm Idalia. A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for Duval County. For up-to-date information, visit JaxReady.com/Idalia.

Today at 12:05pm, Mayor Donna Deegan and emergency officials will share the latest updates and information regarding our local preparations for Hurricane Idalia. Please tune in to your local news stations and websites to watch and listen live.

Wednesday's (August 30) yard waste collection is being postponed until Saturday, September 2. At this time, there are no other anticipated changes to sanitation services.

Baptist Health hospitals and medical offices will remain open during Hurricane Idalia. We encourage you to allow additional time for travel, and exercise caution when you drive to our locations. Your health and safety are important to us! go.baptistjax.com/Idalia

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida and Georgia until 3 PM EDT

Good morning, Jacksonville. The outer bands of Idalia have arrived and conditions will continue to deteriorate through this afternoon. A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect, and we can anticipate wind, rain, dangerous ocean conditions, and tornadoes. 1/2

Just because we may be out of the cone doesn’t mean we will not feel the effects of Hurricane Idalia. Stay inside, stay safe, and stay informed at JaxReady.com

⚠️A Tornado Watch is in effect for Duval County until 3 p.m. Stay weather aware, know your safe space, and have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts.

RED FLAG WARNING - HIGH HAZARD / DANGEROUS OCEAN CONDITIONS. DO NOT GO INTO THE WATER. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911! For information relating to Hurricane Idalia, visit jaxready.com. To watch LIVE Beach and Ocean Cameras, visit duval.weatherstem.com/fswnjaxbeach.

It is NOT safe to walk in or drive through flooded roadways. Just six inches of moving water can knock you down, and one foot of moving water can sweep your vehicle away. ‼️ Turn around, don't drown. #Idalia FloridaDisaster.org/Updates

The next Hurricane Idalia update from the City will be today at 12:05pm. Mayor Donna Deegan and officials will provide the latest details and information concerning the local response to the storm. Thank you for watching, listening, or streaming through your local news stations.

Tonight's City Council Briefing begins at 5:30 PM at Jacksonville Beach City Hall. To view City Council Briefing and other agendas visit: bit.ly/cojbagendas

The Emergency Preparedness Division is monitoring a system that has the potential to bring significant weather to Duval County tonight through tomorrow. Please stay weather-aware and take precautions to ensure you are #JaxReady.

✅ Stay Informed: Have a way to receive severe weather alerts. Sign up for ALERTJAX notifications at JaxReady.com/ALERTJAX. ✅ Watches and Warnings may be issued, monitor trusted sources for updates. ✅ Be Ready to Act: Know your safe space and be prepared to shelter quickly.

🌪️ 1/9/24: Tornado Watches & Warnings are in effect for several counties in Florida. As a reminder, if a tornado warning is issued for your area: ▪️ stay indoors ▪️ move to an interior room away from windows ▪️ for added protection, get under something sturdy

Due to the expected impacts of today's winter storm, City of Jacksonville Beach offices will close at 12:00 PM today. Please stay safe and use caution during today's weather events. City offices will reopen tomorrow, January 10th, at 8:00 AM.

Click here to read an update regarding the temporary shut down for the City of Jacksonville Beach: jacksonvillebeach.org/CivicAlerts.as…