First Alert Weather: Warm afternoons continue with near record highs

Tracking a mainly dry morning commute today for Jacksonville.

• Only an isolated shower north of I-10 into SE Georgia this morning.
• A few inland late afternoon showers will develop, primarily west of Jacksonville from Highway 301 to I-75.
• Highs today in the mid 80s inland and lower 80s closer to the coast.
• • Today’s record high: 87 - 2003.
• A lot of dry hours for Friday with an evening passing shower.
• Temperatures will be near record levels again tomorrow afternoon.
• Drier air/ lower humidity / cooler temperatures arrive for the weekend.

TROPICS:

• Low pressure forming over the W. Atlantic well to the east of Florida will stay over the open Atlantic but could slowly become “Kyle.”
• Hurricane season ends November 30.

TODAY: Partly cloudy with an isolated inland shower. HIGH: 85 (Record: 87 - 2003)

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. Some inland fog. LOW: 66

FRIDAY: Mostly sunny and mainly dry. Brief PM shower possible. 63/86 (Record: 88 - 2018)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny and nice. Breezy. 59/78

SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and breezy. 56/75

MONDAY: Partly sunny. 54/74

TUESDAY: Partly cloudy. 53/75

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy. 56/75

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