Skies cleared out during the early evening, and the mostly clear skies will continue for the overnight. It will be cool at daybreak, with morning lows in the low 40s.
Tuesday will feature drier and cooler weather. Despite plenty of sunshine, temps will remain cool courtesy of a steady northerly wind. Highs for Tuesday will only climb into the mid 60s.
Some patchy frost will be possible Wednesday morning in areas N and W of Jacksonville, with mostly sunny skies during the daytime hours. Temps Wednesday will be in the mid 60s.
A warming trend does get going for Thursday, with again plenty of sun expected. Highs will be back in the mid 70s.
For St. Patrick’s Day, expect a blend of sun and clouds with warmer temperatures. Temps will push into the low 80s with any rain chance holding off until late evening and overnight.
Rain chances will increase to start next weekend as another cold front approaches. Scattered showers will be likely on Saturday, with highs in the low 60s.
Cooler and drier weather returns for Sunday.