A period of rain, then colder!

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First Alert Doppler shows a band of rain, wind, and storms, associated with cold front (Meteorologist Tom Johnston, Weather Central, Inc.)

A strip of rain and storms the day after Christmas (Meteorologist Tom Johnston, Weather Central, Inc.)

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Reported by: Tom Johnston

Email: tjohnston@ActionNewsJax.com

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Published: 12/26/2012 9:46 am

Updated: 12/26/2012 10:09 am

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Don't blink! A very thin but intense line of rain and storms is moving through today. Gusty winds will accompany the storms. However, it will not last long.
        By this afternoon, clouds will break. Temperatures will hold steady at first, then drop quickly tonight. Expect lows in the 30s by Thursday morning! We started Wednesday in the 60s, so it'll be quite the change.
        The colder air lasts through Thursday and Friday with frost possible in Jacksonville Friday morning. Frost is likely inland on Friday morning.
        Temperatures will warm up into the 70s Saturday...but showers are expected.

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