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First Alert Weather: Tracking a warming trend, and some rain in view for the Jacksonville area

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Tuesday has been another pleasantly warm day and a great evening with low/no humidity.

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Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said we can expect in the coming days:

  • Wednesday is very similar, with warm daytime highs and a few clouds.
  • The sea breeze pushes well inland, and there may be an isolated inland shower.
  • The best chance for rain will be west of U.S. 301.
  • This setup continues each day through Saturday.
  • Temperatures by Saturday warm up to 90 degrees.
  • Some long-range forecasts are indicating an increase in rain on Sunday, mainly north and west of Jacksonville.
  • Onshore winds surge back on Monday, bringing some rain to the coast.
  • There are still some details to work out, but the forecast, especially Sunday and Monday, is trending slightly wetter
  • It’s been 11 days without measurable rain at Jacksonville International Airport.

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TUESDAY NIGHT: Mild. Low: 64

TOMORROW: Partly Sunny & Breezy, Iso. Inland Shower. High: 86

THU: Partly Cloudy, Iso. Inland Shower. 64/85

FRI: Partly Sunny, Iso. Inland Shower. 64/87

SAT: Partly Cloudy, Iso. Inland Shower. 65/90

SUN: Partly Cloudy, A Few Isolated Showers. 65/88

MON: Turning Breezy, A Few Isolated Showers. 66/84

TUE: Partly Cloudy. 65/84


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