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An area of high pressure will remain overhead for most of the upcoming week with little to no rain in sight.  

The dry weather is sticking around with no rain expected anytime soon.

An area of high pressure will remain overhead for most of the week with little to no rain in sight. In fact, this will only enhance our rainfall deficits across the area.

Now that the fog has cleared, temperatures will climb back near 80, with winds from the west picking up throughout the day.

High pressure will remain in control for the rest of the day, which means we will see comfortable temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

Whether it’s mowing the lawn, playing in the park, washing your car, or just sitting on the beach, today is that perfect weather day.

High pressure will remain in control for the rest of the day, which means we will see comfortable temperatures and plenty of sunshine.

Duval County had the 21st wettest August in 131 years when over 2.50 inches above normal fell at Jacksonville International Airport.

Get ready for a fantastic Friday and a wonderful weekend!

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