This morning, clouds blanketed the region, with temperatures ranging from the 50s to the 60s. Fog was observed in several areas, adding a layer of complexity to the forecast. As the day progresses, high temperatures are expected to reach the upper 70s.
Residents should prepare for a broken line of showers and possible storms moving through the area this afternoon. Timing for the rain is expected to vary; inland Southeast Georgia will see precipitation in the morning, while the Jacksonville metro area and inland North Florida can expect rain late in the morning until early afternoon. Areas southeast of Jacksonville, including coastal regions, are forecasted to receive rain in the early to mid-afternoon hours.
Rainfall totals are anticipated to be most significant inland, with expected accumulations between 0.50 and 0.75 inches. Areas southeast of Jacksonville are likely to experience less than 0.50 inches of rain.
Looking ahead, Wednesday and Thursday will bring drier and cooler weather, with temperatures dipping to a low of 47 tonight and highs reaching the mid-60s. As the weekend approaches, another system appears poised to increase the likelihood of showers and storms.
Here’s a quick look at the detailed forecast:
Today: Morning fog will give way to mostly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon showers and isolated storms, with a high of 78.
Tonight: Conditions are expected to clear, creating a much cooler atmosphere with a low of 47.
Wednesday: Mostly sunny skies will prevail, with temperatures between 47 and 67.
Thursday: A continuation of mostly sunny weather is forecasted, maintaining temperatures around 42 to 67.
Friday: Expect increasing clouds and warmer temperatures, with an isolated shower possible, low of 46 and high of 73.
Saturday: Conditions are expected to be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and an isolated storm, ranging between 54 and 70.
Sunday: Morning showers will clear to partly cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging from 53 to 70.
Monday: A return to mostly sunny skies, with lows of 46 and highs reaching 66.
Stay updated on weather conditions by following local meteorologists on social media, and don’t forget to check the interactive radar to track the rain as it approaches your neighborhood. As always, residents are invited to share photos of the weather in their areas to help capture the local experience.