3/23 - Monday

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1:01And that wind in addition to the low humidity is why we got to keep fire danger at the forefront at all times. If a fire starts today, there's going to be very little out there to stop it. So that's something to keep in mind. There's also a ton of oak pollen out there. We measure the highest levels of oak pollen we've seen all year long this past weekend on Saturday to be exact on the first alert allergy tracker right on top of our roof. Here at the Action News Jack Studios on the south side of Jack's very near UNF. And that's not going to change at all today as well. But Tuesday, tomorrow, tomorrow is the day. We're going to have onshore wind surge and that's really going to rough things up out at our beaches. It's going to turn us more cloudy. It's going to turn us much cooler as well by about 15 to 20 degrees compared to Monday afternoon. We'll only be in the sixties for daytime highs on Tuesday afternoon. I'm also tracking some rain. There'll be some showers and the best chance for rain is going to be along in east of I 95 out toward the beaches because of this onshore wind. Well, it keeps the door up in

2:06for rain, essentially at any time, especially closer to the coast. I do think a shower too makes its way farther inland in west of 95, especially Tuesday afternoon and evening. But most of the rain will be along the coast and you may get lucky out along the beaches and you have a couple of showers move over you over the span of Tuesday and into Wednesday and you may get a quarter to a half inch of rain. But I think that is the best case scenario. The rain looks to back off a bit on Wednesday and then it looks like we're done with it. So everything that we've been dealing with the last few days, warm temperatures, not a whole lot of humidity, elevated fire danger, and lots of pollen. Well, those will rear their not so nice heads again, especially by Thursday and Friday because temperatures while we'll be in the sixties, Tuesday will be up in the seventies on Wednesday. It'll still be a touch cool. But then we're right back in the eighties, Thursday and Friday. In fact, we're forecasting 88 on Friday. So some spots again, we'll get near 90, all that stuff I just talked about, especially the fire danger and the pollen. That's going to elevate

3:09back up Friday. And then looks like this coming weekend, we have another onshore wind surge headed our way, except this one. It doesn't look like it's going to have any rain with it. So we'll be keeping an eye on that forecast, but it does look like temperatures will go down a bit this weekend. But it looks like the beaches will be a little on the rough side and a touch on the cool side as well as temperatures will go down again with this little bit of a surge that we'll see again come next weekend. So it is indeed a bit of a roller coaster ride with those temperatures. Our daytime highs in the upper eighties today and then again on Friday, but the mornings are not going to get all that cold. We'll be in the low sixties and upper fifties tonight and tomorrow night as well. So we are not even talking about the the risk for a frost of freeze. We won't be anywhere near that from the action news. Jack's first older weather center. I'm meteorologist Corey Simma for 104.5 W. Okay, V. I'm a 100% kind of guy. So I got Verizon Fios. It's 100% fiber

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