Behind the line of showers, winds and cloudiness, cold weather will sink in overnight, bringing the coldest weather of the winter.
Behind the line of showers, winds and cloudiness, cold weather will sink in overnight, bringing the coldest weather of the winter.
So far, two counties in Northeast Florida have announced the opening of cold night shelters, as temperatures are expected to drop significantly over the next several days heading into the New Year.
Significant cold is expected to hit Jacksonville and the surrounding area for New Year's with gusty winds, patchy rain, and dense fog this morning.
A front will cross our area later in the day on Monday, but no rainfall is expected with it. Tuesday will remain breezy with the system nearby. We certainly could use the rain as we are in a drought.
Get ready to enjoy another warm day on Sunday, as temperatures are expected to stay in the upper 70s.
Warm weather is expected to continue on Saturday, following several days of 80-degree temperatures.
Little change is expected over the upcoming weekend. Saturday and Sunday will feature plenty of sunshine with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. Patchy dense fog will be possible each morning through early next week.
Another lovely day is on tap for our region as temperatures once again move into the upper 70s, with close to 80 degrees in some spots possible.
High pressure will remain overhead on Friday, which means we will see sunshine and pleasant temperatures. Highs for the day will be in the mid to upper 70s. This is around 10 degrees above normal for this time of year.
Jacksonville is set for an unseasonably warm and dry Christmas, with clear skies and ongoing drought conditions, according to Meteorologist Katie Garner of News4JAX The Weather Authority. Holiday travelers may face foggy conditions in some areas.
Jacksonville is on track for an unseasonably warm and sunny Christmas, ideal for holiday fun, as ongoing drought conditions keep things dry in North Florida and South Georgia.
