FORECAST

Happy Sunday! Below average temperatures will continue through the weekend.

We will definitely feel the chill this weekend.

Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with a slim chance of showers.  Clearing skies with cooler temperatures tonight and this weekend.

Partly cloudy and pleasant for your Thanksgiving. A mild afternoon with lighter onshore flow, perfect with open window weather. Temperatures hover around seasonal averages tomorrow then turning cooler this weekend.

Freezing to near freezing temperatures this morning with patchy inland frost. Becoming partly cloudy and breezy today. Afternoon highs remain below seasonal averages. A little warmer for Thanksgiving.

Yep, our weather is not looking too bad weather going into the Thanksgiving weekend. Wednesday morning will be chilly. The freeze warning and frost advisories are only for a few hours just before sunrise. These are typically the coldest hours. Being the first freeze, it is not particularly impacting. The coldest temperatures (near Waycross - Alma, Georgia) and up and down US301 may see morning temperatures dip to 28-30°.

We are stuck in the 50s this afternoon despite all that sunshine. It is cold. So cold that frost will form tonight in areas west of the St. Johns River under the clear skies. And while temps will drop into the upper 30s around Jacksonville, we miss a freeze this time.

Not super cold air, but a chill returns and on Tuesday we will struggle to see highs get out of the 50s. Sunny and chilly! Wake up temperatures in the 40s. Afternoon highs in the 50s, Breezy, NE 15-20 mph.

Have you made the seasonal switch yet?  You know, AC to heat.  The next round of cold weather may have you reaching for the thermostat.  Increasing wind Tuesday and Wednesday will make it feel colder.  Open window weather returns Thursday after a chilly start.

With the lunar eclipse past us (too many clouds) the weekend forecast is now looking more nor’easter-ish than what we would want. Nothing like what we experienced two weekends ago, northeasterly winds will be strong enough to cause issues along area beaches. Not so much rain, as there will only be a few scattered showers form St. Johns, Clay, Putnam and Flagler counties. Gusty winds, slightly higher than normal high tides, rip currents, and large surf will be the biggest issues. There will not be any coastal flooding issues.

Happy Fri-yay! We’re starting off mild with temperatures in the mid to low 60s with partly cloudy skies and a few isolated sprinkles.

I will most likely take a nap until 3:45 a.m., then peek out the window to see if clouds are numerous, or not.

Happy Thursday! We’re starting off mild with temperatures in the 50s and 60s and partly cloudy skies. A few spots across SE GA are also waking up to patchy fog so please drive with caution.

First front through will be early Friday morning, about the time of the Lunar Eclipse. Max eclipse time is 4:03 a.m. FRIDAY morning.

Flirting with 80° the next couple of afternoons, inland areas will have the best chances of reaching into the 80s.

Monday morning saw lows drop to 40° at Jacksonville International Airport. Super clear skies will allow for evening temperatures to drop and fast. From the 70s to the 50s before 8pm.

Happy Sunday! It’s been a beautiful fall day across the first coast!

November is our driest month of the year and last weekend’s nor’easter dropped 2-4″ of rain.

Happy Fri-yay! We’re off to a warm start in the 60s this morning with areas of patchy dense fog. Please allow yourself plenty of time and drive with caution.

As we kick-start our Veterans Day The Weather Authority would like to give a special thank you to all the veterans for your sacrifice and service to our nation.

Launch is set for 9:03 p.m.

We are seeing more clouds forming over the area this afternoon as we make the transition to milder and more humid air through the end of the work week.  Temps will fall from the 70s into the 60 this evening with a slight chance for a few light showers overnight into Thursday morning.

Wall to wall blue skies on Tuesday allowed for a chilly start (coolest since April 4th) and a beautiful afternoon high of 75°.

Our holding pattern of clear cool conditions will start to take on some change. Tonight look for another cool evening with temps falling into the 60s. Tomorrow will be chilly in the 50s with a quick warm up into the mid 70s with partly cloudy skies.

Tides will only slowly subside through Friday and this will reveal just how much beach is left in the wake of the nor’easter.

Happy Sunday and what a wild weekend of weather! The real questions is did you turn on your heat yet?

Coastal flood warnings are up along all of the Florida and Georgia coastal areas, including all inland tidal areas. Northeast winds continue to build into sunrise Saturday, then subside into Sunday.

Weather Alert Day continues with light rain and strong winds. The main impacts tonight and early Saturday will be along our coastal zones.

Breezy under cloudy skies with less than seasonal temperatures.  Cloudy skies continue tonight with shower spreading across our area early Friday morning.  A developing nor’easter will impact our area Friday and Saturday with the strongest effects along our beaches and rivers.

Mostly sunny with a cool breeze.  Wednesday remains dry, wind and rain will increase late Thursday, becoming widespread Friday.  Friday will be a Weather Alert day due to wind, rain.  The nor’easter conditions are expected through midday Saturday.

Partly cloudy and pleasant makes for a terrific Tuesday.  A warm afternoon with seasonal temperatures and a light breeze.  Partly cloudy skies will continue tonight with light patch fog inland.  A little warmer Wednesday with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.

Monday morning started off as the coldest morning we have had since early April, it was 46° as the sun came up. Blue skies turned gray, almost wintry looking. Yet, these clouds will actually help keep our morning temperatures milder as we wake up on Tuesday. Yes, having a high overcast of clouds actually reduces the amount of heat being radiated back into space during the night. The result is milder temperatures than if skies are clear.

Warming under mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.  Near seasonal temperatures through the Thursday.  Light wind and clear skies tonight with chilly overnight temperatures.

Sunshine will take over today making for a perfect Halloween forecast!

Rainfall on Thursday was impressive, with most folks seeing between 1/2″ and 1-1/2″ of rainfall. Very nice. Also, very October, as classically is the case, something like 27 of 31 days are dry. Then there are those 4 wet days. Where, when it rains, it pours.

A cloudy and breezy start to your Finally Friday. Skies will become partly cloudy with showers possible from sunrise to sunset. Skies will clear overnight with less than seasonal temperatures this weekend.

Rainfall on Thursday was impressive, with most folks seeing between 1/2″ and 1-1/2″ of rainfall. Very nice. Also, very October, as classically is the case, something like 27 of 31 days are dry. Then there are those 4 wet days. Where, when it rains, it pours.

Severe weather has left the area this afternoon. The final line of severe storms cleared south of St. Augustine and Flagler county. The steady rain has finished up and only widely scattered showers remain into the evening hours as a cold front sweeps past.

Late Wednesday night the squall line of storms that have been racing eastward along the northern Gulf of Mexico, continues to hold together. This is very unusual, typically we see significant weakening. And we might still, just as the storms are coming through Jacksonville Thursday morning. Even if it does weaken, there will still be a very high possibility of another round of possible thunderstorms Thursday afternoon.

Seasonal and sun-sational this afternoon.  Cloudy skies roll in tonight with rain starting early Thursday morning followed by the front and strong to isolated severe storms possible afternoon, evening.  Thursday will be a Weather Alert day to keep you ahead of the storms.

But first!

Today’s forecast, in a word: beautiful. Sunny and breezy with wind from the west-northwest at 10-15 mph. Mostly clear overnight with patchy fog inland. Near seasonal temperatures with increasing clouds late Wednesday. Showers with storms will push through early Thursday followed by much cooler temperatures this weekend.

Monday brought a few scattered downpours, partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Monday’s high was 83°, above normal. Dry cold front pushing through will not bring us any showers, or cool weather today. It will be drying out our air and blue up our skies. The cool down comes Tuesday night.

Slow clearing after morning showers.  Partly sunny to partly cloudy this afternoon with near seasonal afternoon highs.  Mostly clear overnight with temperatures hovering above average.  More sun than clouds tomorrow with dry weather continuing through midweek.  A stronger cold front with showers and storms Thursday before a real taste of Fall this weekend.

We’ll stay mostly clear overnight with lows dropping into the 50s and 60s.

Happy Fri-yay! The warm and dry stretch continues.

Cloudy skies and patchy fog this morning. Warming through the afternoon with a few showers possible. Mostly cloudy skies will become partly cloudy late tonight, patchy fog possible. Temperatures continue above normal through the weekend.

Friday, moisture from our south may fire off a few afternoon showers for folks living between Gainesville to Palatka to St. Augustine. Jacksonville should stay dry. Skies will be sunny and our temperatures will be warmer. Morning temperatures will start in the low to mid 60s and see a high around 85°.

A warm afternoon under mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.  Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and cool tonight with patchy fog inland.  Temperatures will be unseasonally high through the end of the week.

October weather is by far our best weather, I would say of the 31 days in the month 28 are awesome, 3 not-so with heavy downpours (possible tropical system). No other month do we see this type of pattern, although November can be very pleasant as well.

The temperature at O’Hare International Airport, the city’s official recording site, was 33 degrees at 11:51 a.m., Sunday. It’s the first time the temperature reached above 32 degrees after 17 consecutive days of below freezing conditions.

Temperatures are soaring into the 90s in the East while the West Coast flirts with triple digits. WBZ chief meteorologist Eric Fisher has the forecast.

Forecast: New round of snow on its way There's another weather system moving toward the Northeast that promises to bring more snow and cold temperatures. WBZ's chief meteorologist Eric Fisher in Boston has the forecast.