JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Today was warm, topping out in the lovely upper 70s. The cloudier skies make for a slow cool down this evening, meandering down into the low 60s. Expect patchy fog to form late, after 5a.m.
Wednesday starts out with fog clearing as we warm up into the upper 70s. Expect cloudy skies and breezy southwesterly winds around 15 mph. Scattered showers and thunderstorms will push into the Suwannee Valley after lunch through around 2 p.m. The showers and storms will push into Brunswick, Macclenney, and Gainesville between 2-3pm. Expect rain in Nassau, Duval and Clay after 3pm, and into St Johns county by 5p.m.. Rainfall amounts will not be much, around a tenth of an inch. A more thin, less intense round of showers will push through later, during the evening hours. Expect clearing skies and dropping temperatures behind the rain, as the cold front pushes through our area.
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Waking up chilly on Thursday, in the mid 40s and that chilly theme carries through the day. Expect sunny skies and gusty winds out of the north around 15 mph. Temperatures will only make it into the upper 50s for the afternoon.
Friday starts off with some patchy frost and cold temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. Sunshine warms us up, but only into the low 60s.
Saturday is the chillier day of the weekend, starting out around 40° and warming up into the cool mid 60s under mostly sunny skies.
Sunday we will see a few clouds with increasing winds, but temperatures will make in into the mild mid 70s.