Starting out mild

Are you missing winter yet?

get outside and relish in it

While the warmth is welcome during the first week of February, the evening and early morning fog will be the biggest concern.

Get the latest weather updates, including fog conditions and temperature forecasts, from News4JAX and The Weather Authority.

Patchy to dense fog expected

According to the Florida Division of Emergency Management, lightning is one of nature’s deadliest and most unpredictable weather phenomena. Meteorologists can forecast the general conditions that cause lightning but no one can predict exactly when or where lightning will strike.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in the Forecast until 9am

Low visibility for early morning commuters

Stay updated with the latest Jacksonville weather forecast including temperatures, cloud cover, and upcoming trends.

Above average temperature will make for a perfect week outdoors

Stay updated with cooler temperatures and dry weather this weekend in Jacksonville. Learn about the weekend forecast and the Donna Marathon conditions.

Ground Hog Day

Today highs soar to 81 degrees under sunny skies.

Weekend Forecast

Daily weather forecast for the area with updates on temperature and rain expectations.

Showers possible late Friday

Starting out cool, but will round out in the 70s.

Warming trend continues

A little cloud cover to start, but mild temps and sunshine are on the way!

Warm week ahead

A chilly start, followed by partly sunny skies in the 60's

Temperatures will be above average after a cold front moves through

Finally, we’ll see an end to freezing mornings beginning on Monday.

Sunshine and frigid temperatures remain before a warm up

It’s another super cold morning across our region, with temperatures in the mid-20s to low-30s. This is day 12 of 25 (roughly 50%) in which we’ve had freezing-low temperatures in the morning.

Warming trend next week

Yes, it’s still cold outside, but thankfully no rain in the forecast.

Freeze Watch for Saturday

Cold temperatures continue over the next several days keeping highs and lows well below normal.

Dangerously cold windchill temperatures

Tuesday afternoon quickly turned cold and the rain continued causing schools and businesses to close on Wednesday as the overnight temperatures were forecasted to drop even further.

Freezing temperatures through the weekend

Snow, sleet, wind, and freezing rain

Freezing morning lows through Saturday

A breakdown of the snow potential for north Florida.

A wintery mix is approaching Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, and snow is likely in Georgia, while most of Florida is set to see sleet and freezing rain.

Tuesday evening into mid-day Wednesday

Temperatures begin in low 30s for Monday

The overnight storms will continue throughout the morning and into the early afternoon before moving out of our area.

Break out the umbrella and rubber boots as rain takes over the region ahead of another cold front.

Are you ready for some snow?

What's the timeline?

Locally Heavy Amounts Possible

This is going to be a wet weekend, especially on Saturday evening. Here are the details to help you plan the best time to get outdoors.

Rain returns full force on Saturday

A wet weekend ahead

Get the latest weather updates including rain forecasts, temperature trends, and wind conditions for North Florida from News4JAX.

Storms likely Saturday and Sunday

Frost Advisory Wednesday

fog could worsen as the sun rises

Frost and Freeze

Grab the rain coat, AND stay warm

Cooler temperatures remain as cold front moves through, rain most of Monday.

The Sunday morning low in Jacksonville was (unofficially) 27 degrees, the coldest day of 2025. Since January 1, 2025, Jacksonville International Airport has recorded 8 days at/below freezing to start the day. Here’s the breakdown...

Temperatures could drop into the mid-20 into Sunday morning.

Light rain will continue throughout the morning before moving offshore.

More rain Monday

Grab your coat, yet again

Showers early Saturday

As the sunsets, temperatures will quickly dip back into the 30s with another Freeze Warning in effect beginning at 9 p.m. through 9 a.m. Friday.

Freeze Warning, Cold Weather Advisory

30s to start, bring out the heavy coats!

Possible Hard Freeze Thursday

and this is the first of many mornings we start our days in the 30s

Protect those Ps!

The weather is setting up to keep us below 60 for one of Jacksonville's longest periods on record.

Some of which may be severe

Travelers will encounter ice, snow and sleet in Midwest and Northeast U.S.

Sunday will bring mostly clear skies warming into the low-to-mid 60s. Overnight temperatures stay in the 50s.

Temperatures will drop below average for multiple days

Freeze Warnings and Frost Advisory issued for 11 p.m. Saturday night.

WJXT forecasts a chilly weekend as an Arctic blast brings frosty conditions inland. Learn how these weather changes will affect Jacksonville and surrounding areas.

It’s a frosty morning outside! Bundle up!

A cold front is bringing a freeze warning to parts of the southeast. Brace for colder temperatures as arctic air moves in, potentially dropping below freezing.

A Freeze Warning has been issued for Friday morning beginning at 2 a.m. for Southeast Georgia, and Baker counties. Northeast Florida counties will be under a Frost Advisory beginning at 3 a.m.

Cold frosty conditions start the day Thursday with sunny skies through the day.

It was cold on the first morning of 2025, but things are about to get much colder starting Wednesday night.

You’ll be wearing short sleeves and strappy sandals for New Year’s Eve, but you’ll want the boots and coats by Wednesday morning. Expect a 20-degree difference between Tuesday morning temperatures and Wednesday morning temperatures.

Warm and mild weather expected as we end the year, with a potential cool down on the horizon.

A dense fog advisory in effect until 9am

More air from the south will fuel warmer weather until mid-week

The Tornado Watch has expired but rain is still expected in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida.

Thunderstorms, Isolated tornadoes, strong winds, hail possible

Try to finish up those last-minute 2024 resolutions on Saturday, especially if they involve the outdoors because Sunday will be wet.

Final Jags Game Forecast

Rain will be heaviest on Sunday

Warm and unsettled pattern

a 20% chance of showers remains in the Forecast

We’ll have breezy conditions in the afternoon under partly to mostly cloudy skies.

The thick layer of clouds we’ve had Tuesday will start to break up over the next few hours allowing the cold air to stick around through the Christmas morning hours.

Get your last minute gifts in

It’s Christmas Eve Eve and are we ready for Wednesday? Tuesday is for folks who’ve procrastinated and the weather will be helpful by not being rainy or too windy or cold.

What can you expect weather wise?

Below-average temperatures start off week followed by above-average by next weekend

Sunday, temperatures will rise into the mid-upper 50s, with gusty northeast winds under partly cloudy skies.

As the first day of Winter winds down, the temperatures will continue to drop. A chilly night in the mid-40s will feel like the mid-30s as the north wind continues.

Cold air arrives on the first day of Winter.

Winter returns just in time for, well... winter. Saturday is the first day of Winter and the shortest day of the year.

Fog lifts later this morning