JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Sunday started with dense fog in some areas, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to low 60s.
Cloud cover will hang around today, and it will be another warm one with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.
More fog will develop this evening.
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Temperatures will be in the upper 70s on Monday, and it will be breezy ahead of a cold front that will bring arctic air to the area by Tuesday morning.
There could be a few light showers late Monday as the cold front moves through.
It will be breezy on Tuesday afternoon and only in the upper 50s for highs.
New Year’s Eve will start cold with temperatures around freezing. Expect another inland freeze on Thursday morning.
Temperatures will be back in the low 60s towards the end of the week.
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- TODAY: Morning fog, Mostly cloudy this afternoon. HIGH: 77
- TONIGHT: Areas of dense fog. LOW: 59
- MON: Warm and breezy. Isolated shower. HIGH: 77
- TUE: Clearing sky, breezy and much colder. 37/58
- WED: Sunny. Frost and inland freeze. 32/59
- NEW YEAR’S DAY: Sunny and chilly start to the day with an inland frost. 34/63
- FRI: Mostly cloudy. 39/63
- SAT: Mostly cloudy. Might be our next chance for rain. 43/65
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