Northeast Florida braces for Tropical Storm Eta

JACKSONVILLE, Florida – The latest update from the National Hurricane Center shows that Eta will move through northeast Florida as a tropical storm.

Tropical storm conditions are possible on Thursday morning resulting in showers and thunderstorms. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain and flooding, according to the NHS.

ETA FOLLOW-UP: Wind and rain will increase as Eta approaches the southwest

The Florida Department of Transportation said early Tuesday morning that its crews would be following the storm closely. This could include potential bridge closures, but for now the Fl511 expects minimal impacts. You can follow updates on road closures and more on their website.

The Clay County School District plans to announce if classes will be canceled after 1:30 p.m. News4Jax has contacted several other school districts to inquire about their plans, but has yet to receive a response.

Richard Nunn follows Eta and foresees the possible impacts on The Morning Show. Watch live here.