The temperatures have warmed up today but don’t get too accustomed to the upper 70s.
Some inland locations may reach close to 80 before a weak front moves in early tomorrow morning.
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While most of us stay dry, isolated showers could impact areas mainly south of Jacksonville between Gainesville to St Augustine this afternoon and later overnight. A cold front will pass through overnight shifting winds to the north and slowly clearing out the clouds. Clouds likely won’t break in time for overnight lunar eclipse viewing after 2 am.
Overnight lows will be the low 60s across northeast Florida by Friday morning.
Friday morning a front passes Jacksonville blowing winds from the northeast 15-20 mph with gusts to 35 near the coast. Skies clear with cooler highs in the low 70s.
Temps cool in the upper 60s for southern Georgia with low 70s for Jacksonville.
This weekend could see isolated showers in St. Johns and Flagler counties only. The onshore breeze, 15-20 mph, could drive Atlantic water levels up 1-1.5 feet with some minor flood concerns.