Jacksonville Weather: Monday Carries the Week's Top Rain Chance Near 77 - Election Day Dries Out Near 79, and Thursday Turns Warmest Near 88
The station's live feed puts Monday's rain chance at 44 percent - the highest of the week - with a high near 77. Election Day improves to a high near 79 with the rain chance down to 18 percent, Thursday is the week's warmest day near 88, and the weekend cools into the low 60s at night.
Monday is Jacksonville's wettest day of the week, by the station's own numbers. The station's live weather feed (/api/weather, Open-Meteo), read this run, puts Monday's precipitation chance at 44 percent - the highest of the seven days it lists - with a high near 77.4 degrees and a low near 70.1, and a rain weather code for the day. At the time of the read it was 70.6 degrees and overcast in Jacksonville, feeling like 72.9.
The timing is kind to voters. Election Day's forecast in the same feed is a high near 79.3 and a low near 70.1 with the precipitation chance down to 18 percent and an overcast code - a mostly dry Tuesday for precinct lines after Monday's rain chance passes. Wednesday continues the drying trend: a high near 82.5 with the rain chance at 13 percent.
The week's warmest day is Thursday, not the weekend: the feed reaches about 88.2 degrees on Thursday with a drizzle code and an 11 percent rain chance, then Friday eases to about 85.6. That keeps Thursday at the top of the week, a degree warmer than Sunday's published outlook had it (the desk's SQ-20261101-075).
The weekend then cools noticeably. Saturday's high is about 80.3 with the low dropping to about 61.1, and Sunday reaches about 77.7 with a low near 61.4 - the first low-60s nights in this feed's window, with rain chances at 3 and 6 percent. The Weather Desk's next scheduled file is the 05:00 CT update, which will carry the morning's radar picture and any National Weather Service Jacksonville advisories in force.
