JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Today turned out gorgeous once the fog finally lifted. Temperatures warmed into the mid to upper 70s and we had to dig out our sunglasses for the first time in awhile.
Tonight turns foggy again, with cool temperatures in the low 60s. Here’s an explanation of the sea fog and some of our team’s favorite links concerning fog.
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Friday starts out foggy, and you can expect persistent fog in our coastal areas. Expect mild temperatures climbing into the mid to low 70s and cloudier skies. Showers will move into South Georgia during the afternoon hours, making for 50-60% chances for rain to the north of the state line, but only a few showers slip further south, accounting for 30-40% chances for rain across Northeastern Florida. The rain slide further south Friday night.
Saturday we expect rounds of wet weather, most frequently along and to the north of I-10, with less frequent rain in our southern counties. We wake up in the upper 50s and climb into the upper 60s with high chances to see rain.
Sunday looks similar, but a little cooler. Expect widespread passing showers and temperatures only topping out in the mid 60s. Sunday afternoon looks lie the wettest time of the weekend for Northeastern Florida. By the end of the weekend, inland Southeastern Georgia could see between 2-4″ of rain, with rainfall closer to 1-2″ in Northeastern Florida.
Monday looks equally as wet, with temperatures topping out in the upper 60s. Tuesday the rain continues, and Wednesday starts to dry out a bit, with cool upper 60s and a 40% chances for showers.