Looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, we will be ahead of another disturbance. Saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy and pleasant with high temperatures in the 70s. A spotty shower can’t be ruled out late but most spots will remain dry. Things will change on Sunday thanks to an approaching area of low pressure.
Looking ahead to the upcoming weekend, we will be ahead of another disturbance. Saturday will be partly to mostly cloudy and pleasant with high temperatures in the 70s. A spotty shower can’t be ruled out late but most spots will remain dry. Things will change on Sunday thanks to an approaching area of low pressure.
If you’re making any plans for Saturday, you’ll be happy to know the weather is expected to be pretty fantastic. We should see highs around 73 degrees and mostly clear skies—perfect for those Galentine’s lunches, golf, or a stroll with the dogs.
Saturday—yes, that’s Valentine’s Day this year—will be sunny, mostly dry, and feeling really comfortable. Expect highs around 74 degrees, dipping down to about 45 degrees overnight. You’ll want a jacket early, but it’ll warm up beautifully.
Right now, we’re dealing with a tough situation across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Severe to extreme drought just keeps hanging around—and it’s making fire danger a real concern this week.
News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner outlines this week’s sunny, warm weather forecast for Jacksonville, with details on ongoing drought conditions, fire safety tips, and advice for making the most of great outdoor days.
The official NOAA CPC ENSO probabilities show a 75% chance of a transition to a neutral phase through late spring. When we’re in the neutral phase, it means the Pacific Ocean isn’t strongly warmer or cooler than normal. There’s no clear push from either El Niño or La Niña. What does that mean for our weather?
News4JAX’s Katie Garner details Jacksonville’s ongoing severe drought, fire risk, a warming forecast, and a mysterious outdoor odor this week.
High pressure will remain in control early this week which means we will see more sunshine and comfortable temperatures. Highs each day will be in the 70s with overnight lows, for the most part in the 40s and 50s.
High pressure will remain overhead for the rest of the day which means we will see plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. Temperatures for the rest of the day will be in the low 60s. Tonight will be clear and cold with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. A frost/freeze is likely for areas north and west of the metro.
