The Weather Authority's Exact Track 4D radar and satellite are monitoring several hot spots for potential brush fires, which can start by accident and can cause significant amounts of smoke and toxic fumes. Despite a potential light rain being offshore in the Atlantic, it is expected to break up before it arrives, but a few more showers are likely to come in from the west, focusing on areas like Lake City. Despite this, the chances for most of Jacksonville are slim, with every day having a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain throughout the weekend. The extreme to exceptional drought is causing significant problems for Jacksonville and across Northeast Florida. The Weather Authority is urging people to stay vigilant and prevent new fires.