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First Alert Weather: Rain at times this Halloween weekend

Rain at times this Halloween weekend First Alert Meteorologist Trevor Gibbs is tracking occasional showers the next few days.

Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast:

  • This morning is mild, with temperatures in the 70s and a few showers streaming ashore Nassau and Camden counties.
  • Today will be mostly cloudy with a few showers at times.
  • Trick or treating will be humid in the 70s with a chance of spotty showers likely.
  • Cloudy skies are expected for Sunday with occasional showers, especially in the afternoon and overnight.
  • Jags game will be cloudy with showers around.
  • Rain will become widespread Sunday night into Monday, especially across North Florida.
  • Cloudy, breezy, and wet weather expected Monday.
  • Some neighborhoods will receive a few inches of rain through Monday.
  • Another frontal system will move through our area with rain Thursday.
  • Coastal hazards of beach erosion, rough surf and rip currents continue.

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TROPICS:

  • Nothing.
Halloween tropical update First Alert Meteorologist Trevor Gibbs is tracking the tropics.

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TODAY: Mostly cloudy and humid with occasional showers. HIGH: 79

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with a few showers. LOW: 68

SUNDAY: Cloudy with showers at times, increasing late in the day. 68/77

MONDAY: Cloudy and breezy with rain. 67/77

TUESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy with a few showers. 65/79

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy with a few showers. 66/79

THURSDAY: Partly cloudy and warmer with a few showers/isolated storm. 66/82

FRIDAY: Partly cloudy with a morning shower. 66/80

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