JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The morning in northeast Florida begins calm and slightly damp, but a delightful stretch of classic fall weather is on the horizon. As the day progresses, a few passing clouds may give way to mostly sunny skies, setting the stage for a perfect Halloween evening.
The National Weather Service in Jacksonville reports a slight chance of brief showers late tonight, potentially affecting Duval and Clay Counties. However, winds will shift from the south to northwest on Thursday as drier air moves in behind a weak disturbance. Clearer skies are expected by late morning, bringing breezy sunshine with temperatures reaching around 69°F, offering a refreshing change from the recent humidity.
Conditions for Halloween look nearly ideal across the metropolitan area and along the coast. Clear skies and light winds will accompany evening temperatures around 60°F, perfect for comfortable trick-or-treating while families traverse local routes, including I-95, US-17, and Beach Boulevard. With excellent visibility expected throughout the night, it’s essential to keep an eye out for children moving between neighborhoods.
The pleasant weather continues into the weekend, with daytime highs predicted to be in the low 70s and refreshing mornings in the upper 40s. A gentle breeze on Saturday will subside by Sunday, allowing for one of the most enjoyable stretches of fall so far.
This Halloween promises to be a quintessential Florida experience—breezy, bright, and dry—before a cooler November pattern makes its gradual approach next week.
The five-day forecast for Jacksonville, FL, indicates:
– Wed: 76/52 – Partly sunny with a light south breeze.
– Thu: 69/48 – Sunny and breezy, bringing a crisp fall feel.
– Fri: 69/47 – Clear and mild, perfect for Halloween festivities.
– Sat: 71/52 – Sunny and pleasant, with a light north breeze.
– Sun: 74/56 – Bright skies with a warm-up anticipated into early next week.
As families prepare for Halloween, the favorable weather adds to the excitement of the holiday, ensuring a festive atmosphere for all.