Fire weather threat remains elevated amid persistent dry conditions

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High stress shall be overhead at this time, which suggests it is going to be dry as soon as once more with highs within the 70s and 80s. We will see a partly to principally cloudy sky and no rain which is dangerous information with the drought.

Exercise excessive warning if you’re open air and ensure to comply with any burn ban in place as the hearth weather threat is excessive.

Regarding rainfall, the rainfall outlook is just not excellent news for our space. Over the subsequent seven days, little rainfall is anticipated. There’s a chance for some rain later this weekend because of an approaching entrance, however protection will solely be round 30%. We actually want any rain that we will get as a result of worsening drought over our space.

Regarding the drought, the most recent drought monitor displays the general sample over the previous few months. Most of our space remains in an excessive drought. An distinctive drought classification has been expanded to incorporate extra of our space.

The excellent news is that the dry sample could change as we head into the top of April and early May. Our space is highlighted in seeing the next chance of above regular rainfall.

TODAY: Sun & Clouds. Breezy. High 81, Low 55.

THURSDAY: Sunny Sky. High 84, Low 59.

FRIDAY: Mostly Sunny. High 86 Low 61.

SATURDAY: Sun & Clouds. Mainly Dry. High 89, Low 63.

SUNDAY: Sun & Clouds. Isolated Rain & Storms. High 90, Low 64.