JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The coastal fog that sat in on St. Augustine this afternoon will spread inland tonight. Drivers should remain cautious on the roads, especially in the early morning. There is a slight 20% chance of isolated showers after sunset, though any rainfall will likely be brief.
As the night progresses, temperatures are expected to ease back into the 60s around sunset and sink into the 50s overnight. Jacksonville can expect lows around 54 degrees, while beaches might remain just under the 60 degree mark.
Tomorrow marks the warmest day of the week
Those hoping for warmth will be pleased to hear that tomorrow is anticipated to be the warmest day of the week. Temperatures are forecasted to rise to the upper 70s, offering a pleasant close to the year.
Looking ahead to the New Year
With New Year’s Eve just around the corner, weather patterns suggest mostly clear skies and warm conditions ideal for outdoor celebrations. A few clouds with a passing front on New Year’s Eve should clear by midnight ensuring no weather-related interruptions for the festivities.
As we step into 2025, a chill is anticipated, with low 60s expected on New Year’s Day. Another approaching front later in the week suggests chillier evenings, with a chance of inland frost by Thursday morning. The first few days of 2025 might be chilly, but the forecast also calls for ample sunshine, creating a bright start to the new year.
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