Jacksonville Sunday Weather Update: 74 and Overcast This Morning, High Near 80 for the Jaguars, Rain Monday
The station's live feed reads 74.2 degrees under overcast skies on the first standard-time morning, with Sunday's high nudged up to 80.3, a 20 percent rain chance for the 1 p.m. kickoff, and Monday carrying the week's wettest day.
Jacksonville's first morning on standard time is warm and gray. The station's live weather feed, read this cycle, puts the city at 74.2 degrees, feeling like 79.2, under overcast skies, on the way to a Sunday high of 80.3 with a low of 70.6 and a 20 percent precipitation chance — a warmer top end than the morning file's earlier read of the same feed.
That is the game-day picture for the Jaguars' 1 p.m. ET kickoff against Indianapolis at EverBank Stadium and for Duval County's final early-voting day, which runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.: cloudy and warm, with rain a possibility rather than the plan. Sunday's feed code is light drizzle, so a shower passing over the stadium or a voting line is the realistic risk, not a washout.
Monday turns wetter. The feed shows rain on Monday with a high of 77.3, a low of 68.7 and a 28 percent precipitation chance, followed by a cooler, drizzly Tuesday at 72.4 and 30 percent, then showers Wednesday at 77.7. The warm end of the week is still there behind it: 86.3 on Thursday and 87.1 on Friday, with rain chances easing to 23 and then 5 percent.
The Weather Desk's read for the rest of Sunday: take the light layer for the overcast, keep a poncho within reach at the stadium, and expect the real rain chance to arrive with the work week.
