JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The cold continues for Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
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Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect:
- Monday was a beautiful but cool day, with temperatures at their warmest hitting either side of 60 degrees.
- Temperatures will plummet after sunset into the upper 20s/low 30s inland by dawn, with low-mid 30s along Interstate 95 and upper 30s/near 40 at the beaches.
- A Freeze Warning is in effect for all inland areas and coastal Nassau County northward tonight.
- Highs will be cool on Tuesday in the middle 50s with full sunshine.
- Wednesday morning appears to be the coldest morning, especially inland, where mid-20s are possible.
- We’re near 70 by Thursday afternoon before another cold front briefly drops temperatures (but not as cold) by Friday.
- Dry weather in the short term will continue to enhance our moderate drought, but some needed rain could arrive by next week.
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