Jacksonville Weather: Monday Drizzle Near 78, Election Day Near 79, Thursday the Warmest Day Near 87 - Then a Cooler Saturday
The station's live Open-Meteo feed on Sunday night put Jacksonville at 71.2 degrees under overcast skies. Monday brings drizzle chances and a high near 78, Election Day Tuesday stays overcast near 79, Thursday is the week's warmest day near 87, and Saturday cools sharply - a high near 77 with a low near 60.
Jacksonville's week starts grey and ends cooler, and the numbers in this file are the station's own live weather feed, read by the desk on Sunday night. The feed - the Open-Meteo data behind jacksonville.twanews.com/weather - put the city at 71.2 degrees, feeling like 75.9, under overcast skies on Sunday night, closing a Sunday that topped out at 79 with a 32 percent precipitation chance.
Monday is a drizzle day by the feed's own code: light drizzle conditions, a high near 78.2 and a low near 70.8, with precipitation chances at 29 percent. Election Day Tuesday reads much the same - overcast, a high near 79.3 and a low near 70.1, precipitation chances again at 29 percent - which is the practical point for anyone planning a trip to a precinct: nothing in the feed suggests a washout, and nothing suggests a crisp fall morning either. Voters in line at the 7 a.m. opening should expect low-70s and grey skies.
The warm-up lands midweek. Wednesday carries drizzle chances of just 13 percent with a high near 82, and Thursday is the week's warmest day by a clear margin - a high near 87.4, a low near 70.2, and precipitation chances down to 11 percent, the feed states. Friday stays warm, near 81.8, but the low drops to 65.3 - the first hint of the turn.
The turn itself is Saturday: overcast, a high near 76.9 and a low near 59.9 - the week's only sub-60 low in the feed - with precipitation chances at just 3 percent. These are the feed's current figures, refreshed since the desk's 17:00 week-ahead file (SQ-20261101-062), which had Tuesday warmer; forecasts move, and this file carries tonight's readings rather than this afternoon's. The Weather Desk will refresh the file if the feed moves materially before Monday morning's 05:00 file.
