JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Golden sunshine and crisp early-morning air set the tone for a gorgeous stretch of November warmth across northeast Florida. After a few cooler nights earlier in the week, the region is stepping into a classic fall rebound — mild afternoons, dry skies, and comfortable breezes carrying the scent of pine and salt from the coast.
According to the National Weather Service in Jacksonville, clear skies and light winds will dominate through the weekend, with temperatures steadily climbing into the upper 70s by Sunday. Friday looks near-perfect for outdoor plans, with highs around 74°F and plenty of sun. By Saturday and Sunday, the warming trend peaks as inland areas approach 78°F, while beaches stay slightly cooler thanks to a light sea breeze.
For travelers and early holiday decorators, this stretch offers ideal late-fall weather — warm enough for yard work and light enough for travel along I-10, I-95, and U.S. 17 without weather disruptions. Humidity will stay low, though morning fog may briefly form near the St. Johns River before sunrise.
By Monday, a subtle cool front slides south, bringing slightly lower temperatures but no rain. Highs will settle near 70°F early next week — still mild by mid-November standards. Longer-range models hint at a cooler, wetter pattern late next week as the nation’s Thanksgiving travel window approaches, but for now, North Florida stays squarely in its sunny sweet spot.
Five-Day Forecast for Jacksonville, FL:
Fri: 74/50 – Sunny; calm and pleasant.
Sat: 77/53 – Mostly sunny; light breeze, warmer.
Sun: 78/58 – Bright skies; warmest day of the week.
Mon: 72/58 – Mostly sunny; cooler air returns.
Tue: 70/57 – Clear; comfortable fall warmth.
