High pressure will be remain over our area early this week, which means we will see more sunshine. It will be much cooler on Monday and Tuesday behind the front. We do have the potential to see a frost and freeze on Monday morning with temperatures in the 30s. A FREEZE WARNING has been posted for a portion of our Georgia counties for Monday morning.
High pressure will be remain over our area early this week, which means we will see more sunshine. It will be much cooler on Monday and Tuesday behind the front. We do have the potential to see a frost and freeze on Monday morning with temperatures in the 30s. A FREEZE WARNING has been posted for a portion of our Georgia counties for Monday morning.
Sunday will be sunny following the morning cloudiness as temperatures move into the mid-60s. The high will likely be in the early afternoon, around kickoff, before dropping into the low 60s and upper 50s after sunset.
From Southeast Georgia to Northeast Florida, record highs were tied on Friday. Expect another day of springlike weather to grace our area before the next wave of cold air sinks in on Sunday.
Temperature-wise, it felt mild to start—most spots sat in the upper 50s and 60s, and it’s expected we’ll top out in the 80s today and tomorrow. That’s well above our average high of 65.
Dense morning fog is creating hazardous travel around Jacksonville. News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner shares what to expect with warming temperatures, rain chances, and drought updates in this week’s First Alert Forecast.
It’s a new year, so let’s look back at our weather in 2025! From a rare snowstorm in January to no tropical activity across the state and a rainfall deficit, it certainly was an interesting year.
It’s feeling more like early spring than winter out there, and we’ve got some big changes in temperatures you’ll want to know about.
