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News4JAX Meteorologist Katie Garner reports dangerous cold gripping Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, with wind chills in the 20s and a freeze warning in effect through 10 a.m. Parents, kids, and pet owners are urged to take extra precautions.

I hope you bundled up this morning, because we went from being the warmest state in the country yesterday to facing one of the coldest wake-ups in Jacksonville on Tuesday.

Residents urged to protect all of those P’s

This is one of those forecasts that will have you digging out your warmest coat and giving your pets some extra cozy time indoors. A Freeze Warning is in effect for the Jacksonville area, and it’s expected to last through 9 a.m. Tuesday.

A significant winter storm will remain north of our area. We are on the warmer side of the system, which is why temperatures for most spots today have climbed into the 70s and 80s. The only exception is across Georgia where temperatures have been in the 50s and 50s.

The Arctic Blast affecting millions of people across the country is expected to drop into our region on Monday.

A significant winter storm will pass by to our north on Sunday. We will be on the warmer side of the system. To our north, snow and ice will create treacherous travel conditions on Sunday and Monday. The front associated with this system will move across our area early Monday morning.

After reaching 78 degrees in Jacksonville on Friday, Saturday’s highs will stay in the “normal” range. As a mild front sticks around throughout the day, Sunday could bring record-tying/breaking highs.

Warm Sunday gives way to rain and falling temperatures

Ranging from mid-to-upper 60s along the coast to mid-to-upper 70s inland, it’s going to be a great weather day.

Dense fog and a light northeasterly breeze set the stage for Friday’s warmth

After the past few mornings of freezing temperatures, today we’ll start a warming trend.

Warmer days ahead as rain chances increase

Temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 60s this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. High pressure will remain overhead which means we will be dry. Make sure to keep the jacket handy!

Increasing rain chances this weekend, A winter mix moves south

The cold weather continues this morning and into Wednesday morning as the latest round of winter sticks around. However, not nearly as cold as Monday morning.

Warmer weather expected to return midweek

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Behind Sunday’s system, another shot of cold air will into our area Monday morning. A widespread freeze will occur with temperatures dipping down into the 20s and 30s.

Sunday will be wet and chilly across our region before the freezing weather returns overnight.

Our pattern will remain active as we head into the new week. A strong front will usher in another blast of cold air early next week and the potential for a wintry mix for a portion of southeast Georgia.

Today will be mostly sunny, but a cold front is on its way. By late afternoon or early evening, expect isolated to scattered showers, which will become more widespread by Sunday morning.

Another Freeze Watch as a cold front approaches the region

The temperatures are warming up after a morning record-tying low of 22 degrees. The record was 99 years old, set in 1927.

Freezing temperatures and a chance of snow showers

It's going to feel chilly all day as clouds break and cold air takes over.

Protect those Ps from freezing temperatures

The big chill is coming through our area beginning Thursday night as the coldest temperatures we’ve seen this winter settle in for a while.

Winterizing tips as cold snap looms

Jacksonville will stay chilly with lows in the 20s, rain expected mid-week, and shifting temperatures. News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner shares what to expect with The Weather Authority Exact Track 4D.

Rain expected midweek ahead of another cold front

The News4JAX Weather Authority will be hosting a daily livestream around 3:25 p.m. to update you on all things weather-related in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

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.

A cold front will user in breezy conditions on Sunday with a few showers, especially late Sunday morning into the early afternoon.

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.

Chance of showers with a chill in the air next week

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.

Game day forecast: breezy and cool

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.

Breezy conditions and showers possible Sunday

I’ve been loving how mild it’s felt this week, and if you’ve stepped outside early today, you might have noticed we’re off to a pretty warm start again.

Cooler temperatures bring light freeze early next week

Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX’s The Weather Authority shares the latest Jacksonville forecast, highlighting unseasonably warm temperatures, morning fog, and low rain chances as drought conditions continue.

Near record highs expected as temperatures rise above average

After the fog burns off, we’re headed for a big warm-up across the region. Highs are expected to reach up to 80 degrees by the end of the week, which is well above our average of 66 degrees.

A large area of high pressure will move over our region for most of the upcoming week. This will bring our area warmer temperatures and more sunshine.

Sunday starts with some lingering mistiness and patchy fog in spots, but sunny conditions will settle in just in time for the Jaguars last home football game of the regular season.

A front to our north will keep a few showers and storms in the forecast as we head through this evening. While widespread severe weather is not likely, most of our area has been placed in a risk level 1 out of 5 for severe weather.

Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX shares the latest forecast for Jacksonville: expect afternoon storms, cooler weekend weather, and much-needed rainfall to help ongoing drought conditions.

Warming temperatures today back up close to 70 degrees, but the clouds have really kept some of that warmth at bay today. Overnight temperatures will drop into the 50s.

Jacksonville is expecting a weekend of changing weather, with storms likely Saturday and clear skies for the Sunday Jags game.

After a frosty start of 29 degrees, temperatures have warmed up nicely throughout the afternoon under super clear blue skies. Cold temperatures return overnight, but staying out of the freezing range in the mid-to-upper 30s.

News4JAX’s meteorologist Michelle McCormick reports a cold New Year’s start in Jacksonville with frost and freeze warnings, increasing drought concerns, and hope for weekend rain relief.

While temperatures were much warmer this afternoon compared to yesterday, clear skies will allow temperatures to plummet overnight again.

A freeze warning and bitter wind chills hit Jacksonville as Katie Garner from News4JAX's The Weather Authority explains what to expect, plus fire risk updates and a look ahead to weekend rain chances.

Today, cloud coverage and lack of sunshine are keeping temperatures lower than expected. Add in a northwesterly wind, and it’s downright chilly!

Jacksonville woke up to bone-chilling wind chills and gusty breezes, as temperatures dipped into the 40s but felt much colder.

Behind the line of showers, winds and cloudiness, cold weather will sink in overnight, bringing the coldest weather of the winter.

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, according to News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner.

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.

Dense Fog Advisory until 10 a.m., then get ready to enjoy another warm day on Sunday, as temperatures are expected to stay in the upper 70s.

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.

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.

A cold front will bring freezing temperatures and frost next week

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.

Expect a cold blast after the holiday weekend

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.

Coastal showers to dissipate by morning

Go for a light layer or jacket this morning. You’ll likely be able to peel it off by the afternoon, especially the closer you are to the water. It’s breezy, too, with wind gusts in the teens and 20s, so if you’re sensitive to wind chill, definitely bundle up a bit.

Looking ahead to the remainder of next week, high pressure will remain overhead. Little if any rain is in sight through next weekend. Temperatures will remain above normal with highs in the 70s.

Under partly cloudy skies, the first day of winter will begin on the chilly side with some patchy fog. Once the fog clears, sunny conditions and fall-like feels will be in the air.

Looking ahead to next week, high pressure will remain overhead. Little if any rain is in sight through next weekend. Temperatures will remain above normal with highs in the 70s.

Jacksonville's weekend begins with chilly mornings and a significant drought, but warmer days and lots of sun are forecast. News4JAX's meteorologist explains what to expect, from local temperatures to continuing dry conditions.

Tonight will be mostly clear and chilly with temperatures in the 30s and 40s.Patchy frost will be possible Saturday morning, especially over Georgia where temperatures will drop into the low to mid 30s. A Frost Advisory is in effect for Saturday morning for part of our area. Make sure to take protective measures if you have any outdoor plants.

Today in Jacksonville, you’ll enjoy partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures, with highs climbing into the mid-70s and pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.

Weekend brings sunny skies and mild temperatures

Jacksonville and areas nearby are gearing up for a line of rain and thunderstorms later today.

Patchy frost possible Saturday morning in inland areas

Here’s some good news: tonight’s lows are forecast to be much milder, running in the 50s or even 60s across the area. Our average high is about 67 degrees, but we’re set to pass that. Expect highs in the 70s for the next stretch.

Cold front set to bring brief rain before weekend sunshine

Meteorologist Katie Garner says Jacksonville faces one more cold morning and freeze warnings, but warmer weather and sunshine are forecast by midweek, with slight rain chances as drought conditions continue.

Portions of Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida are under a Freeze Warning until 9 a.m.

A warming trend will start on Wednesday

This morning is shaping up to be a cold one, and that’s not a word I use lightly. A Freeze Warning is in effect until 10 a.m. Monday across most of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

When you factor in the wind along with the temperatures Monday morning, it will feel like the teens and twenties for many locations. As a result, a Cold Weather Advisory has been posted for the areas that will have a wind chill drop into the teens and twenties.

Hard freezes are likely inland Southeast Georgia early Monday and Tuesday. Light freezes for parts of inland Northeast Florida.

A front will usher in frigid air Sunday night into the day on Monday. Lows Monday morning for many spots will be in the 20s and 30s with a widespread freeze likely north and west of the metro.

Not as cold on Saturday morning, as mostly sunny skies prevail and temperatures warm into the low 70s in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

Runners enjoy pleasant weather at the Ameris Bank Marathon

If you’re just stepping outside, you’re feeling it—this cold is no joke. I’m with you, I’m tired of these morning shivers! This morning brings a Freeze Warning and a Frost Advisory for our area, set to expire at 8 a.m.

Temperatures to rise after freeze warning Friday

Jacksonville starts off cold with dry conditions continuing, as drought lingers and only a slight chance of rain arrives for the weekend, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist.

Geminid meteor shower promises a dazzling night show

Jacksonville is facing continued dry weather and chilly mornings, with drought conditions holding and no rain expected this week. Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX’s The Weather Authority breaks down what to expect and how to enjoy outdoor events safely.

Geminid meteor shower offers dazzling weekend spectacle