JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Notes from the First Alert Weather team:
- Sunday morning is mild with temperatures in the 60s and a few passing showers.
- Rain amounts are not significant (<0.10″), but some damp spots through midday are possible.
- Significantly drier air rushes into the area on Sunday as winds increase to above 20-25 mph. The combination of dry air, gusty winds, and the extreme drought will lead to a very high wildfire risk. As a result, a Red Flag Warning has been issued for the entire viewing area.
- Temperatures tumble tonight into the 30s with a light freeze expected inland. Feels like/wind chills will be in the 20s areawide Monday morning.
- Despite full sunshine on Monday, temperatures will stay cold in the 40s/50s all day.
- A widespread freeze is expected Tuesday morning.
- Another inland freeze is expected on Wednesday morning before we quickly warm back up.
First Alert Weather 7-day forecast:
SUNDAY: Morning clouds and isolated showers, then windy and clearing in the afternoon. HIGH: 67 (low 60s in the afternoon)
SUNDAY NIGHT: Clear, breezy, and cold. LOW: 32
MONDAY: AM Inland Freeze. Sunny, breezy, and cold. 32/53
TUESDAY: Widespread AM Frost/Freeze. Sunny and cool. 28/56 (Record: 27 - 1989)
WEDNESDAY: AM Frost/Inland Freeze. Sunny and warmer. 32/69
THURSDAY: Mostly to partly sunny, shower late. 46/75
FRIDAY: Shower early, partly cloudy. 56/76
SATURDAY: Partly cloudy. 52/75
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