JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the First Alert Weather forecast:
- The bitterly cold air is moving away, but still chilly tonight with lows in the 30s to low 40s & just cold enough for some patchy light frost west of I-95 & south of I-10, where skies will stay mostly clear.
- Warmer Wednesday with afternoon highs near 70 degrees. Clouds will increase ahead of a cold front, which will produce some rain showers in the afternoon from Waycross to Lake City.
- The showers will spread across the rest of SE Georgia & NE Florida Wed. night, but rainfall amounts will not be great – generally less than a quarter of an inch. So, not much help with the very dry conditions & wildfire threat.
- Colder air will follow for Thursday with blustery north winds & highs that will back into the 50s, setting us up for another frost & freeze Thursday night & early Friday with lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s.
- But this time the colder air will not last long & certainly will not be as severe as the last cold front. So highs will get back into the low 60s Friday & well into the 60s over the weekend.
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First Alert 7-day Forecast:
- TONIGHT: Mostly clear & chilly. Low: 37…patchy inland frost
- WEDNESDAY: Clouds moving in with mid-afternoon to late-day showers, Waycross to Lake City. High: 69
- WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Clouds, a few showers. Low: 43
- THURSDAY: Becoming partly cloudy, windy & chilly. 54
- FRIDAY: Frost/freeze early…. mostly sunny & breezy. 30/62
- SATURDAY: Sunny. 37/65
- SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. 37/68
- MONDAY: Sunny. 43/71
- TUESDAY: Partly sunny. 45/73
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