Jacksonville is starting Tuesday with patchy fog before the clouds give way to mostly sunny skies and an afternoon temperature near 80 degrees. The warm spell will not last: a strong cold front arrives late Thursday, setting up a much cooler, breezier weekend across Northeast Florida.
Foggy Start Gives Way To Sunshine
Locally dense fog could briefly reduce visibility to a half-mile or less, especially in inland areas. The National Weather Service in Jacksonville is advising drivers to slow down and leave extra space where visibility changes quickly.
After the fog lifts, Tuesday should turn mostly sunny, with light and variable daytime winds. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low near 60, while Wednesday stays mild with a slight chance of showers late in the day.
Thursday Brings The Big Weather Change
Thursday will remain fairly warm, reaching about 75 degrees, with breezy westerly winds. The front is expected to pass late Thursday, followed by colder northwest winds and a noticeable drop in temperatures.
Friday should be sunny but much cooler, with a high near 65 and a low around 44 Friday night. Saturday looks even more seasonable at about 60 degrees under sunny skies, while Sunday rebounds slightly to around 65.
Weekend Plans Get A Cooler Forecast
The late-week shift is a substantial update from Hoodline’s earlier forecast, with the cold front now bringing breezy conditions Thursday and a sharper cooldown Friday and Saturday. Inland areas north of Interstate 10 could also see the season’s first frost Sunday morning, while Jacksonville proper is expected to stay in the 40s.
