Jacksonville Residents to Enjoy Sunny Thanksgiving Week with Mild Evenings, Says NWS Forecast

The National Weather Service has issued a comprehensive prediction for Jacksonville, Florida residents to use in making holiday plans as the city looks forward to a calm and welcoming Thanksgiving week. According to the NWS update, which was made public early this morning, the weather is expected to be “Sunny, with a high near 66” today. Those who want to brave the cold can anticipate a low of 43 degrees tonight, with a Northwest wind of 3 to 7 mph providing the only movement in an otherwise calm night.

The NWS Jacksonville forecast predicts a warmer high of about 71 degrees on Sunday along with “light and variable wind becoming southwest around 6 mph in the afternoon.” Even though the sky is expected to be “Mostly clear” with a low of 48 degrees, a calm south wind of 5 mph is predicted for the evening, suggesting a quiet end to the weekend.

With “Sunny, with a high near 75” and continued calm conditions, Monday’s forecast is still optimistic. The temperature is expected to steadily rise as people start getting ready for Thanksgiving, reaching a high of over 79 degrees on Tuesday. This warming trend points to a climate that will be suitable for anyone who want to begin their festivities early.

By the end of the week, the NWS predicts a minor change in the weather pattern. Although Thanksgiving Day itself is predicted to be “Mostly sunny, with a high near 79,” residents should be aware that Thursday night will bring “Mostly cloudy” conditions with a low of 59, which could affect evening events. Friday marks the start of the weekend with a slight risk of showers, with a “20 percent chance of showers” amid an otherwise “Mostly sunny” day. The high temperature will again taper to close to 71 degrees.

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