The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL is forecasting a week that largely promises to steadily warm up as days progress, with bouts of fog in the early mornings that may affect commuters according to the latest report on NWS. Weather predictions for today include areas of dense fog lifting before 9 am to reveal a sunny sky, with a high near 81 degrees. Westerly winds are expected to blow at 6 to 13 mph, with possible gusts up to 20 mph.

Motorists are advised to take extra care ahead of the dense fog expected to descend after 3 am tonight, bringing visibility down before clearing up once again. The overnight sky is to mostly clear with temperatures dipping to around 58 degrees, with a light southwest breeze around 6 mph. This pattern of fog and clear skies is set to continue through tomorrow morning.

Navigating into the workweek, tomorrow is to begin with similar foggy conditions before 8 am. Afterwards, Jacksonville can expect a mostly sunny day with highs brushing up against 77 degrees, and a wind shift to the northeast in the afternoon with gusts possibly reaching 17 mph. Tomorrow night's forecast eyes a slight turn towards cloudiness and retention of the 58-degree low, with persistent northeast winds.

As the week marches on, Tuesday will bring partly sunny skies, a gradual elevation in temperature peaking at 78 degrees, and a light wind alteration, switching southeast at 5 to 8 mph come morning. Chances of precipitation are set to gradually increase by Thursday, with forecasters predicting a 40 percent likelihood of showers and thunderstorms post-1 pm, affirming Jacksonville's typical subtropical patterns.

Looking towards the weekend, there's an anticipated drop in temperatures on Friday—an atmospheric dip down to 68 degrees—coupled with a 30 percent chance of showers. But the weather rollercoaster isn't set to end just yet, as Saturday's highs are expected to bounce back to a comfortable 78 degrees with a similar chance of rain interruption.