One of Northeast Florida's ... the stuff of legend. St. Augustine goes all-out for Christmas, decorating historic streets and gardens with millions of twinkling holiday lights.

St. Augustine announces its July 4 Fireworks Over the Matanzas with a 20-minute display and surrounding festivities.

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Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected in St. Augustine, Florida through Monday evening. 1.5 to 2.5 inches of rain is forecast, with potential for localized flooding in downtown St. Augustine.

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