Melbourne, FL – Travelers and locals alike can expect a warm Thanksgiving Day as temperatures soar to 82° across Florida’s Space Coast. Morning fog could pose a brief challenge for early commuters, but sunny skies are expected by mid-morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, patchy fog will burn off after sunrise Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Thanksgiving Day will bring above-average temperatures, with light winds from the south-southwest keeping conditions pleasant. Beachgoers are advised of a moderate rip current risk along all coastal areas; swimming near a lifeguard is highly recommended.
For those planning holiday travel, visibility may be reduced before 8 a.m. on Thursday due to lingering fog, especially along major roadways like I-95 and US-1. However, the rest of the day promises clear skies, ideal for outdoor gatherings.
Looking ahead, the five-day forecast shows a slight chance of showers Friday afternoon and evening, with temperatures dipping into the low 70s over the weekend. Saturday brings cooler, partly sunny conditions with north winds gusting up to 20 mph. By Sunday, highs will settle around 71°, with clear skies providing a calm close to the holiday weekend.
Stay updated on changing weather conditions, and plan ahead for safe travels during the Thanksgiving holiday.
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