40 MPH Wind Gusts Hit Andrews, Trenton Region
A strong thunderstorm on May 2, 2026, brought 40 mph wind gusts to the region near Andrews and Trenton, prompting a special weather statement from the NWS.
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A strong thunderstorm passed near Andrews and Trenton on May 2, 2026, bringing wind gusts of approximately 40 mph to the wider region. The National Weather Service (NWS) Jacksonville FL issued a Special Weather Statement at 11:03 AM EDT as the storm moved east at 40 mph.
Doppler radar indicated the storm's intensity, with potential impacts including downed tree limbs and unsecured objects blowing around. Communities to the west and south of Lake Butler experienced these conditions.
The NWS statement specifically listed Trenton, Bell, Alachua, High Springs, Archer, Fort White, Upland Pines, Providence, and Newberry as locations impacted by the weather event. Residents in these areas were advised to seek shelter inside a building if outdoors during the storm.
The advisory reminded local residents to remain vigilant about weather conditions, especially during spring and summer when such storms are more common. The event highlights the importance of heeding weather warnings for personal safety and property protection.
No further severe weather advisories related to this specific system were issued for the Lake Butler area following the initial statement.


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