Patchy Frost Saturday morning

Rain returns this weekend

A few showers and 70s next week

Freeze Warning and a Cold Weather Advisory

Freezing and frost temperatures are on the way

Temperatures will drop into 30s overnight

Warming trend next week

Frost Advisory Wednesday

Frost and Freeze

More rain Monday

Showers early Saturday

Freeze Warning, Cold Weather Advisory

Possible Hard Freeze Thursday

Protect those Ps!

Temperatures will drop below average for multiple days

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

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

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.

The Rain Moves Out, The Cold Moves In

Cloudy skies are here, Rain is on the way followed by another round of cold weather

Near Record Lows, Hard Freeze, Freeze and Frost Overnight

The Cold Continues, Protect those P's

Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning: Our Coldest Temperatures Yet Are on the Way

Warm weather expected before a cold front brings chillier conditions for Thanksgiving and beyond.

Low temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s

After a Frosty start, sunny and warmer weather is on the way

The AC is set to cool now, next week it's back to heat

It's great to be back with you all after a beautiful week off with my family! I love spending time at home- as we are very tight knit! Now, being back today- I see this week will be a weather talker!

Rain chances increase Monday around noon and progress to thunderstorms by Tuesday

Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida counties see temperatures in the low 40s, and upper 30s overnight.

Freezing temperatures turn to scattered showers!

Last year's leaves are off the trees, a cold breeze continues tonight

Scattered showers to sunny skies and colder temperatures

Warmer under cloudy skies now, Freeze and Frost conditions return

Sweater weather returns, plants and pets will need some protection too

Grab a coat — Frost returns Thursday morning!

Cloudy to cooler this week, frost returns

Temps will reach the lower 30s to the upper 20s across inland SE GA and the Suwannee Valley.

We will need jackets, plants will need blankets

Umbrellas to jackets, Plants will need blankets too

Rain is on the way, colder temperatures too!

Jacket weather returns, Patchy frost too

After several days of freezing temperatures, local farmers and gardeners alike are assessing the damage to the crops and plants.

It’s that time of year where frost is a concern for parts of the region. But how does frost actually form? And what should you do protect your plants and vegetation?

Cuddle weather continues...

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Happy Friday! The cold moves in overnight with Freeze Warnings and Wind Chill Advisories. Hard Freeze conditions Saturday night, Sunday morning.

Tonight temps will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s with cloudy skies.

Monday morning was off to a cold start with a Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory through 9 a.m.

Partly cloudy and pleasant today.  A mild morning with light patchy fog followed by partly cloudy skies and above normal temperatures.  Clouds will increase today with showers possible late today, overnight.  Some models still try to bring a wintery mix behind the front early Saturday for southeast Georgia.

Becoming a warm Wednesday under partly cloudy skies.  Mild night tonight with patchy fog.  Clouds will increase through the day Thursday with showers possible late.  Wet weather and a cold front could combine for a winter mix of precipitation across southeast Georgia.

Talk about a beautiful Tuesday! Patchy frost possible for some inland areas tomorrow, otherwise warmer weather through the end of the week.

Freezing to near freezing temperatures this morning with patchy inland frost. Becoming partly cloudy and breezy today. Afternoon highs remain below seasonal averages. A little warmer for Thanksgiving.

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Scientists say damaging frost that caused significant economic loss to France’s central winegrowing region this year was made more likely by climate change.

The cold coming in tonight will be real, with frost and near-freezing temperatures Friday and Saturday morning for inland areas. This will need to be monitored closely and some patchy frost possible inland, but dew points still look relatively low for widespread frost. Friday: A chilly start to your day with possible frost inland. Sunny and chilly with wake-up temperatures in the 30s to low 40s inland, 40s along our beaches. Clear and cold overnight.

Keeping your soil moist can help protect plants from the cold as moist soil has an insulating effect, which radiates heat upward come nightfall. Remember, when watering plants before a cold snap, be sure to do it during the day when temperatures are still somewhat warm. Once the temperatures warm, you can remove the covering to let your plants grow. Much like us, plants can benefit from a warm blanket. A frost blanket will allow you to cover many plants at once.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The forecast for the long weekend calls for long sleeves- at the very least. Frost is possible over inland areas, but the elevated overnight winds make frost less likely. Saturday starts out in the cold upper 30s. Expect mostly sunny skies and temperatures only climbing into the mid 50s despite mostly sunny skies. Expect lighter winds and mostly sunny skies, with afternoon temperatures only climbing into the mid 50s.