Sunday’s temperatures are below seasonal norms but are set to improve. Light winds will accompany temperatures approaching 70 degrees in Northeast Florida, while Southeast Georgia will see highs in the upper 60s. Partly cloudy skies will keep overnight temperatures from dropping significantly.
The start of the week brings a noticeable increase in warmth. Monday and Tuesday will experience temperatures ranging from the mid to upper 70s, surpassing average levels for this period of the year. This brief warmth precedes a cold front that is projected to arrive late Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing rain with it.
Wednesday marks the arrival of this cold front, leading to a significant drop in temperatures. By Thursday, highs will only reach the mid-50s, a marked contrast to the warmer start of the week. Despite this drop, the forecast predicts a return to average temperatures by Friday.
In summary, the weather transition over the next few days in this region will see fluctuations from cooler-than-normal temperatures to rain, followed by another dip and subsequent recovery to seasonal norms. Residents should prepare for these changes and stay updated with local newscasts for further developments.
Source: News4jax
