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Jacksonville Halloween Day Weather: Overcast and 79 for Trick-or-Treat, With Sunday Showers Ahead

Jacksonville starts Halloween at 70.4 degrees under overcast skies, with drizzle possible and a high near 79 today — then the rain chance jumps to about 51% on Sunday, the station's live Open-Meteo feed shows.

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Jacksonville Halloween Day Weather: Overcast and 79 for Trick-or-Treat, With Sunday Showers Ahead (Jacksonville Watch News)

Halloween in Jacksonville starts grey and mild. The station's live weather feed, read this cycle, showed 70.4 degrees under overcast skies early Saturday, feeling like 74.6, on the way to a high near 79 with a low of 69.9 tonight. The day's precipitation chance sits at about 14%, with drizzle the main concern — enough to dampen a costume on an exposed walk between houses, but not the kind of washout that cancels a neighborhood's plans.

For trick-or-treat hours this evening, families should plan for overcast skies and temperatures easing back through the 70s after sunset, with that slight drizzle chance lingering. A light layer under costumes and a plan for a brief pause under cover if a shower band drifts through are the practical moves; roads and sidewalks may be slick in spots where drizzle settles.

The wetter day is Sunday. The feed puts Sunday's high at 77.5 with the precipitation chance rising to about 51% and showers in the outlook, and Monday stays unsettled at a high of 81.4 with a similar 51% chance. Tuesday and Wednesday dry out to highs near 83 with chances back in the 20s, before thunderstorms re-enter the picture Thursday, the feed shows.

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