JAX BEACH: The winds began to noticeably pick up Wednesday morning in Jacksonville Beach as a beach safety alert remains in place through the weekend with officials warning people not to go into the water.
So far, people appear to have been listening to those warnings. When News4JAX was at Jacksonville Beach on Tuesday night, there wasn’t anyone swimming in the ocean, although there were some people on the beach checking out the windy conditions and big waves rolling in — including Tim Hudnall, who brought his two friends from Iowa in town for his wedding this weekend.Natalia Lewis came to view the conditions with her classmates from Jacksonville University during the day.
News4JAX also met Bob and Lisa O’Rourke. They were visiting from near Orlando and planned on riding out the storm at their hotel. All of the beachgoers who News4JAX spoke with said they’re hoping the impacts are minimal — especially Hudnall.
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