JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team is tracking warmer temperatures coming to our area after the overnight freeze.
This morning, the First Alert Meteorologists are tracking a hard freeze in Southeast Georgia and a light freeze in Northeast Florida. Some frost will likely form through and just after sunrise throughout the area.
Skies will be partly cloudy today as highs make it back into the lower 60s after morning temperatures in the 50s. The First Alert Weather Teams says it won’t be as cold tonight.
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A brief morning shower is possible tomorrow as a strong cold front approaches. Temperatures will begin to fall in the afternoon after the front passes by Jacksonville.
As a result, this weekend will be cold. Each morning will feature freezes inland and potentially at the beaches by Sunday. Highs will only be in the upper 40s.
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Here is a list of the current advisories in effect for our area:
- Hard Freeze Warning: Ware, Pierce and Brantley counties (until 8 a.m.)
- Freeze Warning: Inland Duval, Nassau, Union, Columbia, Camden and Glynn counties (until 8 a.m.)
- Frost Advisory: Clay and Bradford counties (until 8 a.m.)
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Here is a look at your First Alert 7-Day Forecast:
TODAY: AM inland freeze. Partly cloudy. HIGH: 64
TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Not as cold. Brief shower possible. LOW: 50
INTERACTIVE RADAR: Keep track of the rain as it moves through your neighborhood
FRIDAY: Cloudy with a few morning showers. Falling temps. in the afternoon. High 66/Low 50
SATURDAY: AM inland freeze. Sunny and chilly. High 47/Low 30
SUNDAY: AM inland freeze. Mostly sunny and chilly. High 49/Low 27
MONDAY: Partly cloudy. High 62/Low 38
TUESDAY: Partly cloudy. Brief shower possible. High 70/Low 53
WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy & mild. Brief shower possible. High 77/Low 56
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