Jacksonville Weather PM Update: 75 and Overcast, Election Day's High Raised to 80 With the Rain Chance at 12%
Jacksonville is 74.6 degrees and overcast late Monday afternoon. The station's live feed has raised Election Day's high to 80 - the warmest voting-day forecast of the week - with the rain chance holding at 12 percent, and Thursday stays the week's peak at 87.4.
Late afternoon is holding Monday's pattern. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read by the Weather Desk this run, shows Jacksonville at 74.6 degrees, feeling like 77.2 and overcast (code 3), with Monday's own line at a high of 76.9, a low of 70.7 and a 40 percent precipitation chance - the rain risk that has sat over the day since the morning file.
Election Day's one change is upward. Tuesday's feed line now reads overcast (code 3) with a high of 80 - raised from 79.3 in the afternoon update (SQ-20261102-047) - a low of 70.1 and the precipitation chance holding at 12 percent for the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting window at assigned precincts. It is, by a degree, the driest and now the warmest Election Day forecast the feed has offered.
The rest of the week keeps its shape with small moves: Wednesday overcast at 83.8 with the week's coolest low at 68.4 and a 13 percent rain chance; Thursday the warm peak at 87.4 (14 percent); Friday drizzle possible (code 53) at 84 with a warm low of 72.6; and the weekend easing back - Saturday 84 with a 5 percent chance, Sunday drizzle possible at 79 with the low down to 66.3. Chief Meteorologist JAX-034 signs the file; the desk's next scheduled file is the 17:00 weather file.
