Jacksonville, FL, will have partly sunny skies with a high of 66°F and gusty winds today. Showers are possible midweek, with 100% chance of precipitation on Wednesday. Weekend weather may include showers and thunderstorms.

The National Weather Service predicts typical spring weather for Jacksonville, FL, with sunny days, transitioning temperatures, and potential midweek storms.

Jacksonville is set to experience several days of pleasant weather, with sunny skies, moderate temperatures reaching highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s, and light to moderate winds.

Jacksonville, FL weather update: morning rain then clear, high 72°F; foggy conditions improving. Sunny week ahead with highs in the seventies and patchy fog.

The National Weather Service predicts a rainy and cloudy start to the week in Jacksonville, with a high near 62 degrees and northeast winds. Rain chances decrease before more sunshine midweek and potential showers on Thursday.

A high rip current risk warning is in effect for parts of Northeast Florida's coast, advising caution due to strong rip currents and changing conditions.

Jacksonville opens a warming center at the Legends Center due to a Freeze Warning and advises residents to use libraries and community centers as well amid expected cold temperatures.

The NWS in Jacksonville, FL has issued a Cold Weather Advisory and Rip Current Statement due to expected harsh conditions, including very low wind chills and dangerous rip currents.

Jacksonville, FL, expects cloudy skies, potential rainfall, and tepid temperatures with highs of 58°F and lows near freezing, along with gusty winds according to the NWS forecast.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL predicts a mix of sunshine and potential showers for the week, with varying temperatures and breezy conditions.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL, warns of high rip current risk, advises beach safety, and issues a wind advisory for gusts up to 45 mph.

The NWS issued advisories for strong winds and a high risk of rip currents in the Jacksonville area, affecting various coastal counties in Florida and Georgia.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL, warns of a high rip current risk from Friday to Saturday evening, advising caution for beachgoers due to dangerous currents and rough surf.