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Hurricane Risk for Jacksonville, FL

HELENE is currently 254 mi from Jacksonville.

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Since 2024, 1 hurricanes and tropical storms have passed within 150 miles of Jacksonville. Here's what you should know.

Local note: Jacksonville's long, low-lying coastline and extensive tidal rivers make storm surge and coastal flooding the dominant hurricane threats — IDALIA (2023) and recent high-end storms like MILTON and HELENE underscore how powerful landfalling systems and near-misses drive severe surge and river flooding.

By the numbers

Total storms
1
since 2024
Major (Cat 3+)
1
at closest approach
Hurricanes (Cat 1+)
1
all categories
County
Duval County
Florida

Most recent hurricane

Helene (2024)

Passed within 128 miles of Jacksonville on September 11, 2026. Peak intensity: Cat 4 (138 mph).

The full risk breakdown for Jacksonville

See the strongest and closest hurricanes ever to pass nearby, the month-by-month climatology of when storms hit Jacksonville, the notable storms of the last 20 years, and any active-storm threat — plus free location-based alerts.

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Preparedness

  1. Know your zone. Jacksonville is in Duval County — look up your evacuation zone here.
  2. Get alerts early. Sign up below — we'll notify you when storms first form in the basin, not just when they're at your doorstep.
  3. Have 3+ days of supplies. Water (1 gal/person/day), non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, cash.
  4. Have an evacuation plan. Know where you'll go, how you'll get there, what you'll bring.
  5. Follow official orders. If your zone is told to evacuate, leave. Don't wait.