JACKSONVILLE, Fla. —
Weather Headlines:
- Dry weather to wrap up the workweek
- A stronger onshore flow develops and persists through the weekend.
- Rip current risks will be higher
- Chance of some coastal sprinkles south of Jacksonville.
- Temperatures rebound to above-average levels through next week
FRIDAY - SUNDAY: A persistent onshore, southeast flow will help to usher in isolated showers near the coast, but most of the rain will remain offshore. Otherwise, conditions will remain mostly dry with highs in the seasonable lower 80s with partly sunny skies. Sunday's high will struggle to get into the 80s but the mercury will rise through next week.
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY: Expect a gradual warmup as southerly winds dominate with passing clouds through the start of the work week. Temperatures will be near 90 degrees by Wednesday afternoon.
THURSDAY - FRIDAY: The heat remains in place with a slight uptick in the chance of rainfall due to a passing front to the north of Jacksonville. Winds will remain out of the southwest with partly cloudy skies.
Rip currents are a risk we see all year round here across our southeast Georgia and northeast Florida coasts. Know what they are and how to escape them if you ever find yourself caught in a rip current.
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