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Rainy Days and Warmer Afternoons: Jacksonville’s Weather Takes a Dramatic Turn This Week

Rainy Days and Warmer Afternoons: Jacksonville’s Weather Takes a Dramatic Turn This Week

If your Monday is feeling a little gray, don’t worry—change is on the way. Jacksonville is in for a week of shifting weather, starting with cool, drizzly days before turning warm and sunny by midweek. The beginning of the week will bring cloudy skies and scattered showers, making for damp commutes and cooler temperatures. However, as the days go on, the rain will clear, allowing sunshine to take over and temperatures to climb into the upper 70s.

For those who enjoy warm, sunny afternoons, the second half of the week is shaping up to be the best time to get outside. But before then, be prepared for a few wet mornings and chilly evenings.

Monday’s Forecast: A Gray and Wet Start to the Week

Monday morning will start with overcast skies and occasional light rain, with temperatures hovering around 54°F (12°C). The damp conditions will stick around through the afternoon, with highs reaching only 63°F (17°C), keeping the day feeling cool and dreary.

By the evening, showers will begin to taper off, but cloudy skies will linger, with temperatures dipping back to 54°F (12°C). While the rain won’t be heavy, the combination of cooler air and damp roads will make for a sluggish start to the week.

How Monday’s Weather Will Impact Your Day:

  • Morning: Expect wet roads and carry an umbrella for any early errands or your commute.
  • Afternoon: Light rain and cool temperatures could make outdoor plans less enjoyable.
  • Evening: A damp but clearing night—a jacket will be needed if you’re heading out.

Big Changes Midweek: Here’s When the Sun Returns

While Monday and Tuesday bring scattered rain and cooler conditions, Wednesday marks the turning point in the forecast. Temperatures will rise significantly, bringing beautiful afternoons and ideal outdoor weather for the rest of the week.

  • Tuesday, February 25: A mix of clouds and sun with a few leftover showers. High of 74°F (23°C), low of 47°F (8°C).
  • Wednesday, February 26: Plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. High reaching 77°F (25°C), low around 52°F (11°C).
  • Thursday, February 27: A cloudy morning followed by sunshine and warmer air. High of 79°F (26°C), low of 48°F (9°C).
  • Friday, February 28: A slight cooldown, but still comfortable with lots of sun. High near 69°F (20°C), low around 43°F (6°C).
  • Saturday, March 1: A beautiful, mild weekend day with mostly sunny skies. High of 73°F (23°C), low of 49°F (9°C).

Why Is Jacksonville’s Weather Changing So Much?

A passing cold front is responsible for Monday’s and Tuesday’s cooler, wetter conditions. But as the front moves out, a strong high-pressure system will build in, bringing sunshine and warmth back to Jacksonville. This shift in weather will make it feel more like early spring, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s by Thursday.

By the weekend, another slight cooldown is expected, but it won’t be anything too dramatic.

How to Make the Most of This Week’s Weather:

  1. Be ready for Monday’s and Tuesday’s rainShowers may not be heavy, but damp roads and cool air will make for a sluggish start to the week.
  2. Plan outdoor activities for mid-to-late weekBy Wednesday, the weather will be perfect for hitting the beach, hiking, or dining outside.
  3. Keep a light jacket handyEven as temperatures warm up during the day, the nights will remain a bit cool.
  4. Enjoy the sunshine while it lastsAfter several days of gray skies, the second half of the week will be a perfect chance to soak up some sun.

Looking Ahead: Will the Warm Weather Stick Around?

For now, Jacksonville is on track for a beautiful transition into March, with mild afternoons and plenty of sunshine. A brief cooldown by Friday and Saturday will be noticeable, but nothing extreme. Looking ahead into next week, temperatures should remain warm, with no major storms on the horizon.

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