First Alert Weather: A warming trend is here, with some rain in view
The First Alert Weather Team is tracking a warming trend (finally!) throughout the next week, and a few days of rain.
Sunday began with a cold start, but warmed up nicely with some sunshine. This morning was the first morning in 5 days that Jacksonville didn't freeze.
This afternoon was the first day in a week that Jacksonville temperatures made it into the 60s.
Tonight will be chilly, but not as cold and no threat for a freeze anywhere locally.
Clouds will increase a bit during the day Monday, but temperatures will still be manageable in the 60s.
A few light showers will push into SE GA with a weakening storm system mid-morning through the afternoon. Don't expect rain in Jacksonville.
Temperatures will gradually warm into the 70s by Wednesday, before being knocked down briefly due to onshore winds Thursday.
We warm right back up into the 70s by Friday & the weekend. First Alert Meteorologist Corey Simma is tracking a few showers Friday into Saturday, which is a change from the forecast yesterday.
There's still a lot to work out with the rain the next few days. Right now, it doesn't look like much, but stay tuned.
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Here's a look at your First Alert 7-Day Forecast:
TONIGHT: A Few Clouds, Cool. Low: 40
TOMORROW: Partly Cloudy, Light Rain in GA. High: 67
TUE: Partly to Mostly Sunny. 45/68
WED: Mostly Sunny and pleasant! 44/70
THU: Partly Cloudy & Breezy. 50/67
FRI: Partly Sunny, Mild. 50/75
SAT: Partly Sunny, A Few Showers. 55/77
SUN: Partly Sunny. 55/74
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