JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — This morning is cool with temperatures in the 40s inland, 50s along the I-95 corridor, and 60s along the beaches.
- The area is dry with just a few passing clouds coming off the Atlantic.
- These clouds will likely obscure part or all of the SpaceX launch targeted for 6:30 AM today.
- A lot of sunshine is forecast again today with high temperatures in the 70s.
- Similar days the rest of this work week with mornings generally in the 50s, afternoons in the 70s, dry weather, and sunshine.
- By this weekend, onshore winds will strengthen once again.
- Wind gusts could approach 40 mph at the beaches Saturday and Sunday.
- High surf and a high risk of rip currents will be present at all local beaches.
- The approaching full Hunter’s Moon Sunday night/Monday morning will lead to elevated tides.
- The onshore wind combined with astronomical influences will likely lead to some coastal flooding.
- A few gusty showers are likely along the coast this weekend with the onshore wind.
TROPICS:
- No active storms.
- One area of low pressure offshore the Mid-Atlantic is moving slowly away from the U.S. over the next few days. No threat to us.
- Next name: Josephine.
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TODAY: Mostly sunny and nice. HIGH: 76
TONIGHT: Mostly clear and cool. LOW: 52
WEDNESDAY: Sunny. 52/77
THURSDAY: Sunny. 53/78
FRIDAY: Sunny. 54/78
SATURDAY: Partly cloudy and breezy, a few showers. 58/75
SUNDAY: Partly cloudy and windy, a few showers. 60/74
MONDAY: Partly sunny and breezy, isolated shower. 60/75
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