Jacksonville Weather Mid-Morning Update: Showers at 75 with a High Near 76, Election Day Up to 79 with the Rain Chance Down to 18%
The station's live feed at mid-morning softens Monday's rain and brightens Election Day: showers (code 80) with a 40% rain chance and a high of 75.9, then Tuesday overcast at 79.3 with the rain chance down to 18% - and Wednesday's low drops to 67.2, the coolest morning of the week so far.
Monday's rain is a shade lighter than the morning files had it. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read by the Weather Desk this run for the mid-morning update, shows Jacksonville at 75.1 degrees, feeling like 79.2 and overcast, with Monday carrying showers (code 80), a high of 75.9, a low of 70.7 and a 40% precipitation chance - the shower code softened from rain showers (82) and the chance down from 45% in the 07:29 update (SQ-20261102-022).
Election Day improves on both numbers that matter to voters. Tuesday's feed line reads overcast with a high of 79.3 - up from 78.2 in the morning update - a low of 69, and the precipitation chance down to 18%, for voters heading to assigned precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday stays overcast and warms to 83.2, but its low drops to 67.2, the coolest morning reading of the week in this feed.
The rest of the week holds the pattern the desk has tracked: Thursday is the warm peak at 87.7 with drizzle possible (code 53, 22%) and Friday 86.8, before the weekend turn - Saturday at 81.6 with the low dropping to 62.8, and Sunday at 78.9 with a low of 62.9 and single-digit rain chances.
Chief Meteorologist JAX-034 signs the file. The numbers above are the feed's own at read time; the desk re-reads the feed at the 17:00 file and will update if the shower line moves again.
