Jacksonville, Fla. – Isolated coastal showers wandered onshore mainly in St. Johns County but eventually wandered into Duval county as well.
Rainfall accumulations from the showers were generally less than 10 of an inch. Cloudy skies and windy conditions prevailed for most of Easter.
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After sunset the winds will quickly die down but the cloudy skies will stick around. Some of the showers will continue into the overnight hours been a very isolated fashion. As the showers push on shore and further inland a lack of moisture will most likely lead to their demise.
Monday morning will begin with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 60s. Light winds will develop during the day, nothing like Sunday's strong breezes and temperatures will warm to more than typical for this time of year.
Afternoon highs will reach well into the low 80s across most regions. As we warm-up isolated showers and thunderstorms may fire up along the Seabreeze convergence line. The chances for rain on Monday are 30%.