Jacksonville Weather Afternoon Update: 76 and Overcast, Election Day at 79, Then a Warm-Up to 87 by Thursday
Jacksonville sits at 76 degrees and overcast on Monday afternoon. Election Day turns drier at 79 with the rain chance down to 12 percent, and the week warms from there — 84 on Wednesday and 87 on Thursday.
Jacksonville is overcast and 76.5 degrees on Monday afternoon, feeling like 78.6, according to the station's live weather feed, which is sourced from Open-Meteo and was read this cycle. Monday's high is 76.6 with a low of 70.7, and the day's precipitation chance stands at 40 percent — the wettest number left in the week.
Election Day, Tuesday, is the pick of the first half of the week for voters heading to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.: a high of 79.3, a low of 69, and the rain chance down to 12 percent under overcast skies. No washout is in the forecast for the walk from the parking lot to the precinct door.
The warm-up builds behind it. Wednesday reaches 83.8 with an 11 percent rain chance, Thursday peaks at 87.4 with the chance up to 22 percent, and Friday holds at 84 with drizzle possible. The weekend cools back toward 79 to 84 degrees with rain chances in the single digits to low teens.
