News4JAX meteorologist, Rick Steves, has warned of severe drought and fire danger in Jacksonville, Florida, as temperatures reach near 89 degrees, particularly in areas like Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Brunswick, Waycross, and Macclenny. The Weather Authority's Exact Track 4D radar is not picking up any incoming rain. Steves recommends watering lawns only once a week, while Steves emphasizes the importance of conserving water. The high drought level is considered the highest drought level and could lead to a significant fire risk. Despite warnings for summer activities, Steves urges caution as temperatures are expected to reach around 83 degrees and the coast is warming up quickly.