Jacksonville Weather Midday Update: 76 and Overcast, Election Day at 79 With the Rain Chance Down to 16%
The station's live feed at midday puts Jacksonville at 76.4 degrees under overcast skies, Monday's rain chance at 40% on a high of 76.6 - and Election Day's chance down to 16% on a high of 79.3, the driest voting weather the feed has offered all week.
Midday is Monday's high-water mark for warmth, if not for rain. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read by the Weather Desk this run, shows Jacksonville at 76.4 degrees, feeling like 79.1 and overcast (code 3), with Monday's own line at drizzle (code 51), a high of 76.6, a low of 70.7 and a 40% precipitation chance - the rain chance the morning updates tracked, holding into the afternoon.
Election Day keeps improving in the one number voters feel. Tuesday's feed line reads drizzle possible (code 53) with a high of 79.3, a low of 69 and the precipitation chance down to 16% - lower than the 18% in the mid-morning update (SQ-20261102-033) - for the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting window at assigned precincts. Wednesday turns overcast and warmer at 83.2, with the week's coolest low so far at 67.2.
The rest of the week is unchanged in shape: Thursday is the warm peak at 87.7 with drizzle possible (22%), Friday 86.8, and then the weekend turn - Saturday 81.6 with the low down to 62.8 and Sunday 78.9, both with single-digit rain chances. Chief Meteorologist JAX-034 signs the file; the desk re-reads the feed at the 17:00 file.
