Jacksonville is waking Sunday, October 11, to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-70s, with showers and thunderstorms likely through late morning. The rain should taper by around noon, giving way to a partly sunny afternoon with a high near 84 degrees.
Storms Move Out Before Lunch
The morning carries about a 60% chance of rain, including brief heavy downpours and an isolated strong storm with gusty winds. Southwest winds around 12 mph may gust up to 21 mph before shifting west as drier air moves in.
By midday, rain chances drop sharply and temperatures climb into the lower 80s under brighter skies. The National Weather Service in Jacksonville expects only about a tenth to a quarter-inch of rain for most locations, though a heavier downpour could produce more in spots.
Coastal Duval Flooding Persists
A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect for the St. Johns River until 4 p.m. Sunday, with minor flooding possible in roads, parks and lots. Isolated road closures are possible, so drivers should allow extra time and never go around barricades or drive through water of unknown depth, according to the National Weather Service in Jacksonville.
Beachgoers should also keep an eye on conditions, as a high rip-current risk continues along area beaches. Sunday night turns mostly clear, with temperatures falling to around 66 degrees and winds shifting west around 6 mph.
Clear, Hot Stretch Returns Monday
Sunny and dry weather takes over Monday, with a high near 86 degrees, and the warm pattern continues Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows should stay mostly in the mid-to-upper 60s around Jacksonville, making the mornings more comfortable than the afternoons.
Rain Chances Return Friday
The forecast stays mostly sunny through Thursday before rain chances creep back in Friday. Friday brings a 10% to 15% chance of showers with a high near 86, followed by another chance of showers Saturday.
