Getting ready for Finally Friday and your Weekend Too

Enjoy the Seasonal Temperatures While They Last

Pastel colored skies with cotton-tail clouds

Sunny, a little cool for this time of year

After a Frosty start, sunny and warmer weather is on the way

The weekend and your flip flops are calling

Sunny skies and open windows today!  A steady Atlantic breeze will keep the beaches a little cooler while inland areas warm to near seasonal afternoon highs.  Cloudy skies tonight with increasing rain chances through Friday.

Sunny skies, a cool breeze and open windows. Clear skies with light wind tonight. Near seasonal afternoon highs continue tomorrow with breezy conditions, especially along our coastal counties. Rain chances return late Friday.

A warm Monday has led to a warm evening, and the mild conditions will continue into the overnight. Clouds will continue to develop tonight, with some fog possible in western areas. Expect morning temps in the low 60s.

A cool breeze under sunny skies makes for a great Open Window Weather day, if pollen isn’t an issue.  Speaking of pollen, the number of pesky pollinators is increasing.  Clear and chilly tonight with patchy frost possible for inland areas.

Let the outside come in...Open Window Weather.  Thursday will be warmer and dry through the daylight hours.  Clouds will increase late with rain, isolated storms arriving overnight, early Friday morning.

Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with near seasonal temperatures for SE GA while NE FL will be on the warmer side.  Open Window Weather today, this weekend!

Record lows to sunny skies.  Warmer this afternoon with less wind under sunny skies.  Chilly tonight under clear skies with patchy frost west of I-95.

Sunny skies return to kick off your weekend!  Patchy to dense fog early then becoming sunny and breezy.  Near seasonal afternoon highs followed by cool temperatures tonight.

It has been a windy, but very pleasant, Tuesday, and the nice weather continues this evening. It will turn cool quickly, with temperatures falling into the low 60s with mostly clear skies.

Sun-sational with a cool breeze.  Near seasonal to less than average temperatures continue as the onshore flow builds through the day.  Rip Current risk remains high along our beaches with a High Surf Advisory posted through Thursday.

Happy Monday! Our fling with Spring-like temperatures continues. The onshore wind builds today bringing a high risk of Rip Currents to our area beaches. Mainly clear and cool tonight. Windy, sunny and cool Tuesday.

A terrific Tuesday under sunny skies.  Breezy and cool today with NNW wind 10-15 mph.  Afternoon highs today will be 7-11 degrees cooler than seasonal averages.  Clear skies with a light breeze tonight.  Breezy and sunny conditions continue as the wind turns onshore.

A great day to be outside or letting Mother Nature in.  Toughest steps today were those coming back in to the building.  Mostly clear tonight with patchy fog followed by a cooler Friday.  Above normal temperature continue this weekend.

Another great day to let Mother Nature in!  Temperatures will average a little above normal today along our beaches and inland.  The best part is the air is dry.

Milder days ahead and the weekend is looking better

Mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies this afternoon as highs remain below seasonal averages.  Breezy northeast wind will keep a chill in the air.  Partly cloudy overnight then clearing early Tuesday.

Finally feeling like Fall!  The biggest change will be the drier air under sunny skies.  Open Window Weather is possible thanks to a cool north-northwesterly flow.  A cooler start to your Friday as sunny skies continue.

No advisories as of yet, but I do expect to see areas of patchy areas of dense fog. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies during the late afternoon as sea breezes merge near and along the St. Johns River. Patchy dense fog with wake up temperatures in the 50s to low 60s. Partly cloudy to cloudy at times with afternoon highs in the 80s inland, 70s along our sandy shores. Partly cloudy with patchy fog late tonight.

However closer to the low, cloudy skies at times with showers possible for southern coastal St. Johns and Flagler counties. Moisture levels will increase with patchy dense fog late tonight, early Wednesday morning. Tuesday: Partly cloudy with afternoon highs in the 70s to low 80s inland, upper 60s to low 70s along our beaches. Continued clearing overnight with patchy dense fog inland. Partly cloudy with afternoon highs in the upper 70s to low 80s inland, 70s along our sandy shores.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expect a quick cool down from the mild mid 60s into the chilly upper 30s and low 40s. After waking up around 40°, expect sunny skies and a cool breeze out of the northeast. Thursday will start out in the chilly mid 40s and warm up into the upper 60s with increasing clouds. Saturday will be equally as chilly, waking up around 40° and only warming into the upper 50s under partly cloudy skies. Expect sunny skies and afternoon highs in the upper 50s at their warmest point.

We topped out in the upper 60s and low 70s under mostly sunny skies with a cool breeze. Temperatures turn chilly again this evening making for perfect snuggle weather. Tuesday will be sunny and milder, warming into the upper 70s for the afternoon. Friday we will see partly cloudy skies with a decent chance for the onshore winds to bring a few showers onshore. Expect warm afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s.

Thursday and Friday will be sunny and gorgeous, waking up in the upper 50s and low 60s and warming up into the low 80s. Saturday will start out in the low 60s and warm up into the upper 70s under partly cloudy skies. A mild Nor’Easter begins to set in, with northeasterly winds around 15 mph. Sunday may end up wet, along the coastline, with northeasterly winds pushing coastal showers onshore. The Fall like temperatures continue into the day, topping out in the upper 70s.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Wednesday we wake up in the cool upper 50s and low 60s. Expect to warm up a tad more under mostly clear skies, into the low 80s for the afternoon hours. Expect mostly sunny skies, easterly winds around 15 mph, and afternoon temperatures in the low 80s. Friday starts out in the mid 60s and warms into the low 80s. We still wake up in the mid 60s each morning, but warm up into the mid 80s on Saturday and the upper 80s on Sunday.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expect to wake up in the low to mid 50s feeling crisp Tuesday morning. Under mostly sunny skies expect to warm up into the mild upper 70s. Wednesday we wake up in the cool lower 60s and warm up into the low 80s under partly cloudy skies. From calmer morning winds, expect gusty winds by the afternoon hours around 15 mph out of the east. Saturday we will top out in the mid 80s and Sunday we will warm up into the upper 80s.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The record low for this Friday morning is 45° and we will come up short. Expect a morning low of around 48°. Then super sunny skies will bounce our temperatures to near 80° this afternoon. As the cold front pushes further south and away from Jacksonville our winds will pick-up out of the Northwest and then Northeast. This will be a chilly breeze and afternoon highs on Saturday will only be in the low 70s, with the breeze, it will be chilly.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Tuesday will be gorgeous, expect sunny skies with light winds out of the west. Wednesday will be sunny and warm with highs around 80 degrees with light winds out of the East. Thursday is our next chance for storms, expect widespread showers and storms with the potential for strong storms. We will monitor the timing and the potential for severe weather and update you as what we can expect becomes more clear. Afternoon temperatures will be in the mid 80s.