Pleasant conditions with dry weather is expected this evening. Mostly clear skies will stay with us as temps fall into the 60s for the early evening. It will turn cooler down into the upper 50s around town to mid 50s west of the St. Johns river.
Wednesday skies will fill in with a few more clouds as winds turn northeasterly with a boost to the humidity a bit. Highs reach the mid to upper 70s for our final dry day.
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Thursday coastal showers are possible before heavier rains develop from an area of low pressure moving in Friday.
This will develop a local nor’easter prompting a Weather Authority Alert Day Friday for breezy and wet conditions through the day. No severe storms are anticipated but it will be a cloudy and damp end to the week.
We dry out this weekend-left with colder January temperatures in the 60 by day and 40 for lows.