Jacksonville Sunday Weather: 79 and Mostly Cloudy for the Jaguars, With Rain Building Monday
The station's live feed puts Jacksonville at 71 degrees under partly cloudy skies on the first standard-time morning, with an overcast game day ahead and the week's best rain chance arriving Monday.
Jacksonville's first morning on standard time starts mild and gray. The station's live weather feed, read this morning, puts the city at 71.2 degrees, feeling like 75.7, under partly cloudy skies, on the way to a Sunday high of 79.1 with a low of 68.8 and a 20 percent rain chance.
That is the backdrop for a full Sunday in Jacksonville: the Jaguars host Indianapolis at 1 p.m. at EverBank Stadium, and Duval County's early-voting sites run their final day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The feed's Sunday code is overcast, so tailgates and voting lines alike run under cloud cover rather than sun, with rain a minor rather than a defining risk today.
The change arrives Monday. The feed shows rain on Monday with a high of 77.3, a low of 68.7 and a 32 percent precipitation chance — the highest of the week — followed by a cooler, drizzly Tuesday at 72.4 and a 30 percent chance. Wednesday turns to showers and 77.7 before the warm end of the week: 86.3 on Thursday and 87.1 on Friday, with rain chances falling to 23 and then 5 percent.
For this morning's files, the Weather Desk's read is simple: a dry-enough, cloudy game day today, a wet start to the work week, and summer-like warmth waiting on the other side of it.
